standard attachments

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Attachment Related Tables

1. FND_DOCUMENTS

2. FND_ATTACHED_DOCUMENTS

3. FND_DOCUMENTS_TL

4. FND_DOCUMENT_DATATYPES.

5. FND_DOCUMENT_CATEGORIES

6. FND_DOCUMENTS_LONG_TEXT (Long text type attachment).

7. FND_DOCUMENTS_SHORT_TEXT (Short text type attachment).

8. FND_DOCUMENTS_LONG_RAW

9. FND_LOBS (File type attachments).

FND_DOCUMENTS:

FND_DOCUMENTS stores language-independent information about a document. For example, each row contains a document identifier, a category identifier, the method of security used for the document (SECURITY_TYPE, where 1=Organization,2=Set of Books, 3=Business unit,4=None), the period in which the document is active, and a flag to indicate whether or not the document can be shared outside of the security type (PUBLISH_FLAG).

Other specifications in this table include: datatype (DATATYPE_ID, where 1=short text,2=long text, 3=image, 4=OLE object), image type, and storage type (STORAGE_TYPE, where 1=stored in the database, 2=stored in the file system).

The document can be referenced by many application entities and changed only in the define document form (USAGE_TYPE=S); it can be used as a fill-in-the-blanks document, where each time you use a template, you make a copy of it (USAGE_TYPE=T); or it can be used only one time (USAGE_TYPE=O).Images and OLE Objects cannot be used as templates.

FND_ATTACHED_DOCUMENTS:

FND_ATTACHED_DOCUMENTS stores information relating a document to an application entity.  For example, a record may link a document to a sales order or an item. Each row contains foreign keys to FND_DOCUMENTS and FND_DOCUMENT_ENTITIES. There is also a flag to indicate whether or not an attachment was created automatically.

FND_DOCUMENTS_TL:

FND_DOCUMENTS_TL stores translated information about the documents in FND_DOCUMENTS. Each row includes the document identifier, the language the row is translated to, the description of the document, the file in which the image is stored, and an identifier (MEDIA_ID) of the sub-table in which the document is saved (FND_DOCUMENTS_SHORT_TEXT, FND_DOCUMENTS_LONG_TEXT, or FND_DOCUMENTS_LONG_RAW).

FND_DOCUMENT_DATATYPES:

FND_DOCUMENT_DATATYPES stores the document datatypes that are supported. Initial values are: short text, long text, image, and OLE Object (DATATYPE_ID=1, 2, 3, or 4). Customers can add datatypes to handle documents stored outside of Oracle and use non-native Forms applications to view/edit their documents. The table uses a “duplicate record” model for handling multi-lingual needs. That is, for each category there will be one record with the same CATEGORY_ID and CATEGORY_NAME for each language.

FND_DOCUMENT_CATEGORIES:

FND_DOCUMENT_CATEGORIES stores information about the categories in which documents are classified. For example, documents may be considered “Bill of Material Comments”, “WIP Job Comments”, etc. Document categories are used to provide a measure of security on documents. Each form that enables the attachment feature lists which categories of documents can be viewed in the form. This table uses a “duplicate record” model for handling multi-lingual needs.

FND_DOCUMENTS_LONG_TEXT:

FND_DOCUMENTS_LONG_TEXT stores information about long text documents.

FND_DOCUMENTS_SHORT_TEXT:

FND_DOCUMENTS_SHORT_TEXT stores information about short text documents.

FND_DOCUMENTS_LONG_RAW:

FND_DOCUMENTS_LONG_RAW stores images and OLE Objects, such as Word Documents and Excel spreadsheets, in the database.

FND_DOCUMENT_ENTITIES:

FND_DOCUMENT_ENTITIES lists each entity to which attachments can be linked. For example, attachments can be linked to Items, Sales Orders, etc. Since the table uses a “duplicate record” model for handling multi-lingual needs, for each document entity there will be one record with the same DOCUMENT_ENTITY_ID and DATA_OBJECT_CODE for each language.

Useful Queries

To find all Long Text attachments:

SELECT

FAD.SEQ_NUM "Seq Number",

FDAT.USER_NAME "Data Type",

FDCT.USER_NAME "Category User Name",

FAD.ATTACHED_DOCUMENT_ID "Attached Document Id",

FDET.USER_ENTITY_NAME "User Entity",

FD.DOCUMENT_ID "Document Id",

FAD.ENTITY_NAME "Entity Name",

FD.MEDIA_ID "Media Id",

FD.URL "Url",

FDT.TITLE "Title",

FDLT.LONG_TEXT "Attachment Text"

FROM

FND_DOCUMENT_DATATYPES FDAT,

FND_DOCUMENT_ENTITIES_TL FDET,

FND_DOCUMENTS_TL FDT,

FND_DOCUMENTS FD,

FND_DOCUMENT_CATEGORIES_TL FDCT,

FND_ATTACHED_DOCUMENTS FAD,

FND_DOCUMENTS_LONG_TEXT FDLT

WHERE

FD.DOCUMENT_ID = FAD.DOCUMENT_ID

AND FDT.DOCUMENT_ID = FD.DOCUMENT_ID

AND FDCT.CATEGORY_ID = FD.CATEGORY_ID

AND FD.DATATYPE_ID = FDAT.DATATYPE_ID

AND FAD.ENTITY_NAME = FDET.DATA_OBJECT_CODE

AND FDLT.MEDIA_ID = FD.MEDIA_ID

AND FDAT.NAME = \'LONG_TEXT\';

To find all Short Text attachments:

SELECT

FAD.SEQ_NUM "Seq Number",

FDAT.USER_NAME "Data Type",

FDCT.USER_NAME "Category User Name",

FAD.ATTACHED_DOCUMENT_ID "Attached Document Id",

FDET.USER_ENTITY_NAME "User Entity",

FD.DOCUMENT_ID "Document Id",

FAD.ENTITY_NAME "Entity Name",

FD.MEDIA_ID "Media Id",

FD.URL "Url",

FDT.TITLE "Title",

FDST.SHORT_TEXT "Attachment Text"

FROM

FND_DOCUMENT_DATATYPES FDAT,

FND_DOCUMENT_ENTITIES_TL FDET,

FND_DOCUMENTS_TL FDT,

FND_DOCUMENTS FD,

FND_DOCUMENT_CATEGORIES_TL FDCT,

FND_ATTACHED_DOCUMENTS FAD,

FND_DOCUMENTS_SHORT_TEXT FDST

WHERE

FD.DOCUMENT_ID = FAD.DOCUMENT_ID

AND FDT.DOCUMENT_ID = FD.DOCUMENT_ID

AND FDCT.CATEGORY_ID = FD.CATEGORY_ID

AND FD.DATATYPE_ID = FDAT.DATATYPE_ID

AND FAD.ENTITY_NAME = FDET.DATA_OBJECT_CODE

AND FDST.MEDIA_ID = FD.MEDIA_ID

AND FDAT.NAME = \'SHORT_TEXT\';

WEBPAGE ATTACHMENT

SELECT DISTINCT

AD.SEQ_NUM ,

DCT.USER_NAME ,

DAT.USER_NAME ,

D.STORAGE_TYPE ,

D.FILE_NAME ,

D.IMAGE_TYPE ,

D.USAGE_TYPE ,

AD.AUTOMATICALLY_ADDED_FLAG ,

AD.ATTACHED_DOCUMENT_ID ,

DET.USER_ENTITY_NAME ,

D.DATATYPE_ID ,

DAT.NAME ,

D.DOCUMENT_ID ,

D.START_DATE_ACTIVE ,

D.END_DATE_ACTIVE ,

D.SECURITY_TYPE ,

D.SECURITY_ID ,

D.PUBLISH_FLAG ,

AD.CREATED_BY ,

DET.USER_ENTITY_PROMPT ,

AD.ENTITY_NAME ,

AD.COLUMN1 ,

AD.PK1_VALUE ,

D.MEDIA_ID ,

D.CATEGORY_ID ,

D.URL ,

DT.TITLE

FROM FND_DOCUMENT_DATATYPES DAT,

FND_DOCUMENT_ENTITIES_TL DET ,

FND_DOCUMENTS_TL DT ,

FND_DOCUMENTS D ,

FND_DOCUMENT_CATEGORIES_TL DCT ,

FND_ATTACHED_DOCUMENTS AD

WHERE D.DOCUMENT_ID = AD.DOCUMENT_ID

AND DT.DOCUMENT_ID = D.DOCUMENT_ID

AND DCT.CATEGORY_ID = D.CATEGORY_ID

AND D.DATATYPE_ID = DAT.DATATYPE_ID

AND AD.ENTITY_NAME = DET.DATA_OBJECT_CODE

AND DAT.name = \'WEB_PAGE\';

FILE ATTACHMENT

SELECT

AD.SEQ_NUM ,

DCT.USER_NAME ,

DAT.USER_NAME ,

AD.ATTACHED_DOCUMENT_ID ,

DET.USER_ENTITY_NAME ,

DAT.NAME ,

D.DOCUMENT_ID ,

AD.ENTITY_NAME ,

AD.PK1_VALUE ,

D.MEDIA_ID ,

D.URL ,

DT.TITLE ,

DBMS_LOB.SUBSTR(L.file_data,1,10) file_data

FROM FND_DOCUMENT_DATATYPES DAT,

FND_DOCUMENT_ENTITIES_TL DET ,

FND_DOCUMENTS_TL DT ,

FND_DOCUMENTS D ,

FND_DOCUMENT_CATEGORIES_TL DCT ,

FND_ATTACHED_DOCUMENTS AD ,

FND_LOBS L

WHERE D.DOCUMENT_ID = AD.DOCUMENT_ID

AND DT.DOCUMENT_ID = D.DOCUMENT_ID

AND DCT.CATEGORY_ID = D.CATEGORY_ID

AND D.DATATYPE_ID = DAT.DATATYPE_ID

AND AD.ENTITY_NAME = DET.DATA_OBJECT_CODE

AND L.FILE_ID = D.MEDIA_ID

AND DAT.name = \'FILE\';

Find the functions using attachments

SELECT

AD.SEQ_NUM ,

DCT.USER_NAME ,

DAT.USER_NAME ,

AD.ATTACHED_DOCUMENT_ID ,

DET.USER_ENTITY_NAME ,

DAT.NAME ,

D.DOCUMENT_ID ,

AD.ENTITY_NAME ,

AD.PK1_VALUE ,

D.MEDIA_ID ,

D.URL ,

DT.TITLE ,

AF.FUNCTION_NAME ,

AF.FUNCTION_TYPE

FROM FND_DOCUMENT_DATATYPES DAT,

FND_DOCUMENT_ENTITIES_TL DET ,

FND_DOCUMENTS_TL DT ,

FND_DOCUMENTS D ,

FND_DOCUMENT_CATEGORIES_TL DCT ,

FND_DOC_CATEGORY_USAGES DCU ,

FND_ATTACHMENT_FUNCTIONS AF ,

FND_ATTACHED_DOCUMENTS AD

WHERE 1 = 1

AND D.DOCUMENT_ID = AD.DOCUMENT_ID

AND DT.DOCUMENT_ID = D.DOCUMENT_ID

AND DCT.CATEGORY_ID = D.CATEGORY_ID

AND DCU.CATEGORY_ID = D.CATEGORY_ID

AND DCU.ATTACHMENT_FUNCTION_ID = AF.ATTACHMENT_FUNCTION_ID

AND D.DATATYPE_ID = DAT.DATATYPE_ID

AND AD.ENTITY_NAME = DET.DATA_OBJECT_CODE

AND DCU.ENABLED_FLAG = 'Y';