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Deepseek eTRM - IBU Tables and Views in Oracle EBS 12.1.1 & 12.2.2

The Deepseek Electronic Technical Reference Manual (eTRM) provides comprehensive documentation on Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) tables, views, and data structures. In the context of Oracle EBS 12.1.1 and 12.2.2, the Industry Business Units (IBU) modules extend core functionality to meet industry-specific requirements. These IBU modules rely on specialized tables and views to store and process industry-specific data.

Key IBU Tables in Oracle EBS

The IBU modules leverage both standard Oracle EBS tables and custom tables designed for industry verticals. Key table categories include:

  • Base Transaction Tables: Store core transactional data (e.g., IBU_TRANSACTIONS, IBU_ORDERS).
  • Reference Data Tables: Maintain industry-specific codes and classifications (e.g., IBU_CODES, IBU_TAX_RATES).
  • Integration Tables: Facilitate data exchange between IBU and core modules (e.g., IBU_INTERFACE).
  • Custom Flexfield Tables: Support extensible attributes (e.g., IBU_FF_VALUES).

IBU Views in Oracle EBS

Views simplify data access by joining multiple tables and applying business logic. Common IBU views include:

  • Reporting Views: Aggregate data for analytics (e.g., IBU_SALES_V, IBU_INVENTORY_V).
  • Validation Views: Enforce data integrity rules (e.g., IBU_VALID_CUSTOMERS_V).
  • API Views: Provide structured access for programmatic integration (e.g., IBU_API_ORDER_V).

Deepseek eTRM Features for IBU

The Deepseek eTRM enhances understanding of IBU structures through:

  • Table Relationships: Diagrams showing foreign key dependencies.
  • Column Details: Data types, constraints, and descriptions for each column.
  • Usage Notes: Best practices for accessing and modifying IBU data.
  • Version Comparisons: Highlights differences between 12.1.1 and 12.2.2 schemas.

Implementation Considerations

When working with IBU tables and views:

  • Always use published APIs for data modifications to maintain integrity.
  • Review IBU-specific patches, as they may introduce schema changes.
  • Leverage views rather than direct table access where possible.
  • Monitor custom extensions to ensure compatibility with upgrades.

The Deepseek eTRM serves as an essential reference for developers and implementers working with Oracle EBS IBU modules, providing the technical details needed for customizations, integrations, and reporting while maintaining system stability.