FlexFndDffDescriptiveFlexfieldContexts
Defines and retrieves contexts for descriptive flexfields, enabling data customization and classification.
Columns
Name | Type | Description |
ApplicationId [KEY] | Long | The unique identifier of the application to which this descriptive flexfield (DFF) context belongs. This identifier helps in associating the DFF with the correct Oracle application module, ensuring that data is retrieved and stored in the appropriate functional area. |
DescriptiveFlexfieldCode [KEY] | String | The unique code representing the DFF. This code acts as an identifier for a group of additional attributes that extend the standard functionality of Oracle applications without requiring database schema modifications. |
ContextCode [KEY] | String | The identifier for the specific context within the DFF. Context codes allow DFFs to dynamically present different sets of attributes based on business rules, providing flexibility in data capture across various use cases. |
Name | String | The name of the DFF context. This human-readable identifier differentiates various DFF contexts, aiding in configuration and reporting. |
Description | String | A textual description providing details about the purpose and usage of this DFF context. This field helps administrators and users understand its function within the application module. |
EnabledFlag | String | A flag indicating whether the DFF context is currently active. A value of 'Y' (Yes) means it is enabled and available for use, while 'N' (No) means it is inactive. |
Bind_ApplicationId | Long | The application identifier used for binding this DFF context during runtime execution. This identifier ensures that the correct set of DFF attributes is retrieved based on the application module in which it is used. |
Bind_DescriptiveFlexfieldCode | String | The DFF code used in runtime binding. This code ensures that when a transaction or process references a DFF, it dynamically retrieves the relevant set of attributes associated with the given DFF code. |
Finder | String | The name of the predefined finder query used to retrieve records related to this DFF context. Finders optimize search performance by providing efficient data retrieval mechanisms within Oracle applications. |