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Overview
GMI.IC_PERD_BAL is the Process Manufacturing Inventory table that stores inventory period balances. It captures the closing and activity position of warehouse stock — on-hand quantities, usage, yield, and value — for each item, lot, and location within a defined inventory period. The table is a core component of the Oracle E-Business Suite Process Manufacturing (OPM) inventory and cost accounting model, and is commonly referenced in period-end reconciliation, inventory valuation, and lot-level traceability reporting across both 12.1.1 and 12.2.2 environments.
Based on the heuristic Data Vault classification mined from its foreign key structure, IC_PERD_BAL is best modeled as a link table. It resolves many-to-many relationships between inventory periods, warehouses, items, lots, and locations, with the balance metrics acting as link-level payload. This classification is a modeling suggestion derived from the FK topology, not a physical implementation detail in EBS.
Key Information Stored
The table contains 26 documented columns. The most significant include:
- PERIOD_ID and WHSE_CODE — identify the inventory period and warehouse the balance belongs to; both are foreign-key participants referencing IC_WHSE_STS.
- ITEM_ID, LOT_ID, and LOCATION — the item, lot, and storage location dimensions of the balance record.
- FISCAL_YEAR and PERIOD — the accounting calendar period attributes used for reporting and reconciliation.
- LOCT_ONHAND, LOCT_USAGE, and LOCT_YIELD — location-level on-hand quantity, usage quantity, and yield values; secondary variants (…2) hold the corresponding secondary-unit-of-measure amounts.
- LOCT_VALUE — the inventory value held at the location for the period.
- LOT_STATUS and QCHOLD_RES_CODE — lot status and QC hold resource, supporting quality-holding logic.
- GL_POSTED_IND — indicates whether the period balance has been posted to the General Ledger.
- PERD_BAL_ID — surrogate identifier backed by unique index IC_PERD_BAL_U2.
The primary key is IC_PERD_BAL_PK (PERIOD_ID, WHSE_CODE, ITEM_ID, LOT_ID, LOCATION). Business-key candidates are defined by unique indexes IC_PERD_BAL_U1 (FISCAL_YEAR, PERIOD, WHSE_CODE, ITEM_ID, LOT_ID, LOCATION) and IC_PERD_BAL_U2 (PERD_BAL_ID).
Common Use Cases and Queries
Typical scenarios include period-end inventory valuation, on-hand quantity reconciliation between OPM and GL, yield/usage variance analysis, and lot status and QC-hold reporting. A representative query joining to warehouse period status might be:
SELECT b.ITEM_ID, b.LOT_ID, b.LOCATION, b.LOCT_ONHAND, b.LOCT_VALUE FROM IC_PERD_BAL b WHERE b.WHSE_CODE = :whse AND b.PERIOD = :period;- Filter on
GL_POSTED_IND = 'N'to isolate unposted period balances. - Join to IC_LOTS_MST on ITEM_ID and LOT_ID for lot master attributes.
Related Objects
- IC_LOTS_MST — joined on ITEM_ID (and LOT_ID) for lot master information.
- IC_LOTS_STS — joined on LOT_STATUS for lot status definitions.
- IC_WHSE_STS — joined on PERIOD_ID and WHSE_CODE for warehouse period status.
- QC_HRES_MST — joined on QCHOLD_RES_CODE for QC hold resource details.
- JAI_CMN_RG_PERIOD_BALS — referenced via PERIOD_BALANCE_ID for the India localization period balance linkage.
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Inventory period balances
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Inventory period balances
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VIEW: GMI.IC_PERD_BAL# 12.2.2
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VIEW: GMI.IC_PERD_BAL# 12.2.2
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TABLE: GMI.IC_PERD_BAL 12.1.1
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TABLE: GMI.IC_PERD_BAL 12.2.2
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APPS.GMICCAL SQL Statements 12.1.1
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APPS.GMICCAL SQL Statements 12.2.2
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PACKAGE BODY: APPS.GMICCAL 12.1.1
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PACKAGE BODY: APPS.GMICCAL 12.2.2
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eTRM - GMI Tables and Views 12.2.2
Table used to relate Item ID with Roles. If the Item ID is NULL, then Roles will be associated with the warehouse Item ID. This table will be used by the Lot Expiry/Retest Workflow.
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eTRM - GMI Tables and Views 12.1.1
Table used to relate Item ID with Roles. If the Item ID is NULL, then Roles will be associated with the warehouse Item ID. This table will be used by the Lot Expiry/Retest Workflow.