Re: help in this command.

"Paul" <paul_at_see.my.sig.com> schreef in bericht news:s8tio2puq7bns469lugmafpamv8uo65cdt_at_4ax.com...
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> "What's in a namespace" <xml_at_ns.com> wrote:
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>> >> fnd_concurrent_requests (fcr) is a standard EBS table. Link it to
>> >> fnd_concurrent_programs (fcp) to get more info...
>> >> by linking fcr.program_application_id = fcp.application_id
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> I was asking what a "standard EBS table" was! I did a google and found
> Peachtree (accounting package, but nothing got to do with Oracle), but
> there was other stuff.
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>> > How am I supposed to know the structure of different accounting system
>> > tables the world over?
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>> You're not! The post was for a GROUP, so if you know the answer, you post
>> it; if you don't, well.....
>> I made an error answering to your post, not to the OP. Sorry for that.
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> Explain in plain English what the table is, where it comes from, what
> it's for and then maybe you'll get some help.
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> Paul... (shall I compare thee to a Peachtree?)
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>> Shakespeare
>> (what's in a peachtree?)
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> do not top post.

Now I understand the confusion. I was already helping the OP (or trying to), not asking questions.... ;-)
But to clearify: EBS is Oracle Applications, fnd is for "foundation", a set of tables for EBS. To EBS people, putting fnd_ in front of a table name creates a Pavlov reaction. I confess: I'm guilty.

Shakespeare
(what's in a dog?) Received on Wed Dec 20 2006 - 14:12:21 CST