Oracle Fusion · Reference · Model
The model the Oracle pages assume
Every Oracle editorial page here ends at the same door: the tenant purges, overwrites, or trims, and the owned layer remembers. This page states that layer once: three structures, one dataflow, and the map of which page reads what.
◆ The three structureswhat every Oracle page on this site reads.
| Structure | Grain | What it carries |
|---|---|---|
| fct_document_line | one row per document line | Orders, receipts, and invoices with the keys that join them; the spine no delivered view spans. |
| fct_workflow_event | one row per approval step | Who approved what, when, landed daily while the tenant still remembers. |
| fct_daily_snapshot | one row per object per day | On-hand quantities and balances the tenant stores for one date only: today. |
The pattern repeats across platforms on purpose: land what disappears, snapshot what gets overwritten, conform the keys once. The Workday spine and the SAP layer are the same idea wearing different table names.
◆ What each page readsthe anchor map for the editorial layer.
| Page | Reads |
|---|---|
| Three-way match | fct_document_line: the exception list is a join. |
| Approval history vanishes | fct_workflow_event: landed before the 30-day purge. |
| Approval cycle time | fct_workflow_event: days per desk, forever answerable. |
| Stock as of any date | fct_daily_snapshot: year-end units, instantly. |
| The layer that remembers nothing | fct_daily_snapshot: the memory, built on purpose. |
| The export ceiling | the landing pattern: full extracts below the ceilings. |
| The report that lies quietly | the whole layer: one declared population, not per-user trims. |
| What you own | all three: the owned alternative the rent is measured against. |
Use case
Problem
Eight Oracle editorial pages describe owned answers with queries that pointed at an unstated model; the layer existed only as an implication.
What we build
One reference page: three structures with their grain, the dataflow from extract paths, archives, and snapshots, and the anchor map from every page to what it reads.
What you get
The layer stated once: every query anchored, every page inheriting the same vocabulary, and the owned alternative concrete enough to price against the rent.
Want this layer running on your cloud?
We land, conform, and hand over the model every Oracle page here assumes.
Terms on this page
- SAP S/4HANA
- The sibling platform; its owned layer follows the same pattern.
- landed raw
- Extracts kept as received; reloadable, auditable.
- conformed dimension
- One meaning per key: supplier, item, ledger, date.
- document spine
- Order, receipt, and invoice lines with their joining keys.
- workflow event
- One approval step, landed daily before the purge.
- daily snapshot
- A stored per-day state for what the tenant keeps as now only.