Monday 11 March 2024

Some commonly used views in the EAM module of Oracle Apps R12

 In Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 (R12), the Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) module utilizes

several views to present data from underlying base tables in a more structured and user-friendly format.

These views offer a convenient way to access and analyze asset-related information.

Here are some commonly used views in the EAM module of Oracle Apps R12:


1. FA_BOOKS_V: Provides a view of asset book information, including depreciation rules.


2. FA_CATEGORIES_V: Presents a view of asset category information.


3. FA_LOCATIONS_V: Offers a view of asset locations.


4. FA_TRANSACTION_HEADERS_V: Presents a view of transaction header information in the Fixed Assets module.


5. FA_TRANSACTION_LINES_V: Offers a view of transaction line details such as units and amounts for each transaction.


6. FA_DEPRN_SUMMARY_V: Provides a summarized view of depreciation expense information for assets.


7. EAM_WORK_ORDERS_V: Presents a view of work order information in EAM.


8. EAM_TASKS_V: Offers a view of task information associated with work orders.


9. EAM_RESOURCES_V: Provides a view of resource information (e.g., employees, tools) assigned to tasks.


10. EAM_MAINTENANCE_REQUESTS_V: Presents a view of maintenance request information.


11. EAM_MATERIAL_ISSUES_V: Offers a view of material issue transactions in EAM.


12. EAM_TOOL_ISSUES_V: Provides a view of tool issue transactions in EAM.


13. EAM_USAGE_RECORDS_V: Presents a view of usage records captured for assets or resources.


14. EAM_SCHEDULES_V: Offers a view of maintenance schedules defined in EAM.


15. EAM_WORK_PLAN_STEPS_V: Provides a view of work plan steps associated with maintenance tasks.


These views offer a simplified and structured way to query and analyze data within the Enterprise Asset Management module of Oracle Apps R12. They encapsulate complex joins and logic from underlying tables, making it easier for users to retrieve relevant information for reporting, analysis, and decision-making purposes.

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