CSE_INT_ERRORS
This is the interface errors table.
Details
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Schema: FUSION
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Object owner: CSE
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Object type: TABLE
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Tablespace: Default
Primary Key
| Name | Columns |
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CSE_INT_ERRORS_PK |
INTERFACE_ERROR_ID |
Columns
| Name | Datatype | Length | Precision | Not-null | Comments |
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| INTERFACE_ERROR_ID | NUMBER | 18 | Yes | Primary Key Column. This along with the INTERFACE_BATCH_ID makes the composite key in which the unique interface record is identified. | |
| OBJECT_VERSION_NUMBER | NUMBER | 9 | Yes | Used to implement optimistic locking. This number is incremented every time that the row is updated. The number is compared at the start and end of a transaction to detect whether another session has updated the row since it was queried. | |
| INTERFACE_ROW_ID | NUMBER | 18 | Yes | Foreign key to one of the records in the interface tables. | |
| INTERFACE_BATCH_ID | NUMBER | 18 | Work Order Interface Batch Identifier. This is to group a batch of work orders interfaced in one go. This may not be a required column. Internally generate for the singleton web service invocation, we will automatically generate a batch for each service invocation | ||
| ERROR_TEXT | VARCHAR2 | 2000 | Interface Error Text. This will be a translated error text when the error that is captured is from another application's api call. | ||
| ERROR_LANGUAGE | VARCHAR2 | 4 | Yes | Indicates the code of the language into which the contents of the translatable columns are translated. | |
| TABLE_NAME | VARCHAR2 | 30 | Yes | The error for the attribute in the table name. | |
| COLUMN_NAME | VARCHAR2 | 30 | The error that is reported on the value seen in this column in the interface. | ||
| MESSAGE_NAME | VARCHAR2 | 30 | The message name as seen in FND_MESSAGES entry. This is captured if possible. | ||
| MESSAGE_TOKEN_NAMES | VARCHAR2 | 1000 | Concatenated string of token names for the error message. This can be populated when we have control of the message. | ||
| MESSAGE_TOKEN_VALUES | VARCHAR2 | 1000 | Concatenated string of token valuess for the error message. This can be populated when we have control of the message. | ||
| PROGRAM_NAME | VARCHAR2 | 100 | The PL/SQL program routine name or any other java class reference. Free format field. | ||
| MESSAGE_SEVERITY | VARCHAR2 | 1 | Severity of the error. No functionality in R11. But will enhance this. Default is E | ||
| CREATED_BY | VARCHAR2 | 64 | Yes | Who column: indicates the user who created the row. | |
| CREATION_DATE | TIMESTAMP | Yes | Who column: indicates the date and time of the creation of the row. | ||
| LAST_UPDATED_BY | VARCHAR2 | 64 | Yes | Who column: indicates the user who last updated the row. | |
| LAST_UPDATE_DATE | TIMESTAMP | Yes | Who column: indicates the date and time of the last update of the row. | ||
| LAST_UPDATE_LOGIN | VARCHAR2 | 32 | Who column: indicates the session login associated to the user who last updated the row. | ||
| REQUEST_ID | NUMBER | 18 | Enterprise Service Scheduler: indicates the request ID of the job that created or last updated the row. | ||
| JOB_DEFINITION_NAME | VARCHAR2 | 100 | Enterprise Service Scheduler: indicates the name of the job that created or last updated the row. | ||
| JOB_DEFINITION_PACKAGE | VARCHAR2 | 900 | Enterprise Service Scheduler: indicates the package name of the job that created or last updated the row. | ||
| LOAD_REQUEST_ID | NUMBER | 18 | Load Request Identifier. This is to support the loading of the interface records from the data files using the cloud framework. |
Indexes
| Index | Uniqueness | Tablespace | Columns |
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| CSE_INT_ERRORS_N01 | Non Unique | Default | INTERFACE_BATCH_ID, INTERFACE_ROW_ID, TABLE_NAME |
| CSE_INT_ERRORS_U01 | Unique | Default | INTERFACE_ERROR_ID |