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The DEEPSEEKAPPS.PAY_USER_TABLE_DETAILS_PKG package in Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) versions 12.1.1 and 12.2.2 is a critical component of the Payroll module, primarily responsible for managing user-defined table structures and their associated data. This package exhibits a strong dependency on the PAY_USER_ROWS_F table, which serves as the foundation for storing user-defined row-level data in Oracle Payroll. The relationship between these two objects is integral to the customization and extensibility features within Oracle HRMS.

Functional Dependency Overview

The PAY_USER_TABLE_DETAILS_PKG package contains procedures and functions that perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations on user-defined table data, with PAY_USER_ROWS_F acting as the primary data repository. The package implements business logic for:
  • Validating user-defined row data before insertion or modification
  • Enforcing referential integrity with related payroll objects
  • Maintaining temporal validity through date-effective operations
  • Providing APIs for integration with other payroll components

Key Technical Dependencies

The package's dependency manifests in several technical aspects:
  1. Data Manipulation: All DML operations performed by the package's procedures (INSERT_ROW, UPDATE_ROW, DELETE_ROW) directly interact with PAY_USER_ROWS_F.
  2. Foreign Key Relationships: The package enforces relationships between PAY_USER_ROWS_F.USER_TABLE_ID and parent tables through programmatic validation.
  3. Date-Effectiveness: The package handles the temporal aspects of PAY_USER_ROWS_F.EFFECTIVE_START_DATE and EFFECTIVE_END_DATE columns.
  4. Index Utilization: Package logic leverages indexes on PAY_USER_ROWS_F (particularly on USER_TABLE_ID and ROW_LOW_RANGE_OR_NAME) for performance optimization.

Integration Points

The package mediates between PAY_USER_ROWS_F and other EBS components:
  • Payroll Calculations: User-defined data from PAY_USER_ROWS_F is accessed during payroll runs via package functions.
  • FastFormula: The package provides APIs that expose user table data to formula engine.
  • Workflow: Change notifications from the package trigger payroll approval workflows.

Version-Specific Considerations

Between EBS 12.1.1 and 12.2.2, the dependency relationship remained fundamentally consistent, with these notable differences:
VersionCharacteristic
12.1.1Direct table operations with minimal optimization
12.2.2Enhanced bulk processing capabilities and improved index utilization

Impact Analysis

Modifications to PAY_USER_ROWS_F structure would require corresponding changes to:
  • All cursor declarations in the package that reference the table
  • Validation logic for column constraints
  • API signatures that expose table columns
The dependency between PAY_USER_TABLE_DETAILS_PKG and PAY_USER_ROWS_F exemplifies Oracle EBS's extensibility architecture, where custom data structures integrate seamlessly with core payroll processing through carefully designed package-table relationships.