Search Results igs_fi_anc_int




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Overview

IGS_FI_ANC_INT is a Student System interface view exposed within the obsolete IGS (Student Systems) product family in Oracle E-Business Suite 12.1.1 and 12.2.2. The view represents the interface layer for ancillary attributes associated with students, providing the staging surface through which ancillary fee and attribute data flows into downstream financial processing. In the wider EBS architecture, interface tables and views of this type act as a hand-off point between the operational Student System and the financial modules, allowing batches of student ancillary records to be loaded, validated, and subsequently consumed by import or accounting processes. The documentation explicitly notes that the object is not implemented in the current database, indicating that within the version documented it exists as a defined view specification with no populated runtime instantiation.

Users querying IGS_FI_ANC_INT are typically investigating interface batch status, diagnosing import failures, or reconciling staged ancillary records against validated results. The presence of the VALIDATION_FLAG column, which is the search term that surfaces this object, reflects the view's role as a validation checkpoint: each staged row carries a flag indicating whether the record passed the interface validation rules before being promoted to permanent ancillary data.

Underlying Base Objects

The ETRM metadata documents no referenced base objects for this view. That is consistent with the status note that the view is "Not implemented in this database." Where an implemented equivalent exists, such a view would normally be defined over one or more IGS interface tables, most plausibly a table such as IGS_FI_ANC_INT_T, holding the same column set. Because the metadata supplies no confirmed base object, the view text itself must be treated as the authoritative structural reference. The SELECT list constructs a ROW_ID alias from ROWID, which is a common ETRM view pattern used to expose a pseudo-key for downstream processing while keeping the underlying table columns directly accessible.

Key Columns

Common Use Cases and Queries

The dominant use case is locating interface rows that failed validation, so that corrections can be applied and the batch resubmitted. Because the object carries VALIDATION_FLAG, STATUS, and ERROR_MSG, a targeted query filters on those columns:

  • Identify failed or unvalidated ancillary interface rows for a given person.
  • Reconcile rows by ORG_ID and REQUEST_ID to confirm that a specific concurrent request loaded and validated its records.
  • Inspect accounting override columns before releasing data to the receivable and revenue accounts.

A representative query:

SELECT ANCILLARY_INT_ID, PERSON_ID, STATUS, VALIDATION_FLAG, ERROR_MSG, FEE_TYPE, EFFECTIVE_DT
FROM IGS_FI_ANC_INT
WHERE VALIDATION_FLAG = 'E'
AND ORG_ID = :p_org_id
ORDER BY ANCILLARY_INT_ID;

Given the documented "Not implemented in this database" status, such queries may return no rows or fail with an invalid-identifier error depending on whether the view was ever created in the target 12.1.1 or 12.2.2 instance. Consultants should confirm existence via ALL_OBJECTS and the compiled view definition in ALL_VIEWS before relying on it in custom logic, and should treat the view text above as the definitive column inventory.