Oracle Fusion · Data dictionary
VRM_REV_DOC_LINE_SCHEDULES_ALL
SharedUsed in 1 subject areas23 reporting columns
Revenue Management (VRM) — transaction table (rows scoped across all operating units).
Primary key: not yet catalogued for VRM_REV_DOC_LINE_SCHEDULES_ALL — reference Oracle Tables & Views guide.
Columns
| Column | Key | In reports | Description (inferred) |
|---|---|---|---|
| ACCOUNTING_DATE | ● | Accounting date. | |
| ACCOUNT_CLASS | ● | Account class. | |
| ACCOUNT_SET_FLAG | ● | Indicator (Y/N) for the account set. | |
| ACCTD_AMOUNT | ● | Acctd amount. | |
| ADJ_GROSS_MARGIN_PERCENT | ● | Adj gross margin percentage. | |
| AMOUNT | ● | Amount. | |
| COMMENTS | ● | Comments. | |
| CREATED_BY | ● | User who created the row. | |
| CREATION_DATE | ● | Date and time the row was created. | |
| GL_POSTED_DATE | ● | General ledger posted date. | |
| LAST_UPDATED_BY | ● | User who last updated the row. | |
| LAST_UPDATE_DATE | ● | Date and time the row was last updated (the incremental-extract key). | |
| OFFSET_LINE_TYPE | ● | Type of offset line. | |
| ORIGINAL_ACCOUNTING_DATE | ● | Original accounting date. | |
| PERCENT | ● | Percent. | |
| POSTED_TO_SLA_FLAG | ● | Indicator (Y/N) for the posted to sla. | |
| POSTING_CONTROL_ID | ● | Identifier for the posting control. | |
| REC_OFFSET_FLAG | ● | Indicator (Y/N) for the rec offset. | |
| ROUNDING_CORRECTION_FLAG | ● | Indicator (Y/N) for the rounding correction. | |
| SCHEDULE_EVENT | ● | Schedule event. | |
| SCHEDULE_LINE_NUMBER | ● | Schedule line number. | |
| TERMINATED_FLAG | ● | Indicator (Y/N) for the terminated. | |
| USER_GENERATED_FLAG | ● | Indicator (Y/N) for the user generated. |
Used by reports
No cataloged report reads from this table yet — it's part of the broader Fusion dictionary.
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Where this surfaces in OTBI
The OTBI subject areas that expose this table. You can't join across them in OTBI — the owned conformed model joins them on shared keys.
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