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Overview
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Overview

The table IGF_SL_ALT_BORW_ALL is a data object within the Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) Financial Aid module (IGF). Its specific role is to store supplementary borrower information required for processing Alternative Loan applications submitted by students. Alternative Loans, distinct from federal direct loans, are private educational loans. This table acts as an extension to core loan data, capturing details specific to the private lending process. It is important to note that the IGF module is marked as obsolete in the provided metadata, indicating it may be part of a legacy system footprint. Furthermore, the documentation explicitly states this table is "Not implemented in this database," suggesting it may exist in the data dictionary for reference but is not actively populated or used in a standard deployment of the specified EBS versions (12.1.1 / 12.2.2).

Key Information Stored

Based on the provided metadata, the primary identifier for a record in this table is the ALBW_ID column, which serves as the primary key. The most significant foreign key column is LOAN_ID, which links each record to a corresponding entry in the core loan table (IGF_SL_LOANS_ALL). This relationship is fundamental, tethering the alternative loan borrower details to a specific loan application or record. While the full column list is not detailed in the excerpt, the table's purpose implies it would store data elements such as borrower credit information, co-signer details, lender-specific application identifiers, or other underwriting data not relevant to federal loan programs.

Common Use Cases and Queries

Given its obsolete status and non-implementation note, active operational or reporting use cases for this table in a standard EBS 12.1.1/12.2.2 environment are unlikely. Its primary use would be for historical data analysis or system migration reference if it was populated in a prior implementation. A typical query would involve joining to the main loans table to retrieve consolidated loan and borrower data for alternative loans. A sample SQL pattern would be:

  • SELECT sl.*, albw.* FROM igf_sl_loans_all sl JOIN igf_sl_alt_borw_all albw ON sl.loan_id = albw.loan_id WHERE sl.loan_type = 'ALTERNATIVE';

Any reporting on private loan borrower demographics or application attributes would theoretically source from this table.

Related Objects

The documented foreign key relationship explicitly defines this table's dependency on the core loans table. The relationship is as follows:

  • Primary Table: IGF_SL_ALT_BORW_ALL
  • Related Table: IGF_SL_LOANS_ALL
  • Join Column: IGF_SL_ALT_BORW_ALL.LOAN_ID references a corresponding column (presumably also named LOAN_ID) in IGF_SL_LOANS_ALL.

This is a one-to-many relationship from loans to alternative borrower data, where one loan record could have associated detail records in IGF_SL_ALT_BORW_ALL. No other foreign keys or related objects are listed in the provided metadata.