Search Results okl_question_types_b




Overview

The OKL_QUESTION_TYPES_B table is a core master data table within the Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) Leasing and Finance Management (OKL) module. It serves as the foundational repository for defining different categories or classifications of questions that require action based on specific business situations. In the context of the complex leasing and finance lifecycle, this table enables the structured capture of conditional information, such as credit assessments, asset details, or contractual stipulations. Its role is to provide a standardized taxonomy for questions, ensuring consistency in data collection and processing across various leasing operations and workflows.

Key Information Stored

While the provided metadata does not list specific columns, the documented primary and foreign key relationships reveal its critical structure. The primary identifier is the ID column, which uniquely defines each question type record. Based on standard Oracle EBS design patterns, this table likely contains descriptive columns such as a name, code, and an active indicator (e.g., ENABLED_FLAG). It may also include columns for controlling the question's display logic, validation rules, and sequencing. The core purpose of the stored data is to classify the nature of a "matter or question requiring action," forming a reference point for all associated question and answer data within the system.

Common Use Cases and Queries

This table is central to any functionality involving dynamic questionnaires or conditional data gathering in OKL. Common use cases include configuring credit analysis checklists, defining due diligence criteria for new leases, or setting up compliance questionnaires. A typical reporting query would join this table to transactional data to analyze the frequency or status of specific question types. For instance, to list all active question types, a query might be: SELECT id, name FROM okl_question_types_b WHERE enabled_flag = 'Y' ORDER BY name;. For troubleshooting or data validation, a common pattern is to identify question types that are referenced in answer sets: SELECT DISTINCT qty.id, qty.name FROM okl_question_types_b qty, okl_answer_sets_b ans WHERE qty.id = ans.qty_id;.

Related Objects

The OKL_QUESTION_TYPES_B table is referenced by several other key transactional and setup tables in the OKL schema, as documented by its foreign key relationships. These relationships are fundamental to the data model:

  • OKL_ANSWER_SETS_B: This table references OKL_QUESTION_TYPES_B via the QTY_ID column. It links predefined sets of possible answers to a specific question type.
  • OKL_QUESTION_CRTRNS: This table references OKL_QUESTION_TYPES_B via the QTY_ID column. This relationship likely governs the creation rules, conditions, or triggers for when a specific type of question is presented in a process.

These relationships establish OKL_QUESTION_TYPES_B as a parent entity, ensuring referential integrity for all downstream question and answer data.