Business Unit Table in Oracle Fusion HCM

Oracle Fusion HCM (Human Capital Management) is a cloud-based system that provides various modules to manage human resources and related processes in an organization. However, the specifics of the system and its tables may have evolved since then. I can provide some general information about business units and how they are typically managed in Oracle Fusion HCM.

In Oracle Fusion HCM, a business unit is a fundamental organizational structure used to group employees and manage business operations. Business units are often defined based on specific criteria such as geographical location, functional area, or product line. Each business unit typically represents a distinct operating entity within the organization.

The business unit information, along with other HR-related data, is stored in a relational database, and Oracle Fusion HCM provides a user-friendly interface to interact with this data. In the underlying database, you would typically find tables to store various HR-related information, including business units.

The exact names and structures of the tables may vary depending on the version and configuration of the Oracle Fusion HCM system. The table names often follow a consistent naming convention to reflect their purpose, such as starting with “PER_” for Personal Information tables, “HR_” for Human Resources tables, and so on.

To find the specific table related to business units in your Oracle Fusion HCM instance, you can refer to the system documentation or consult with your organization’s Oracle Fusion HCM administrators or technical experts. They would have access to the schema and can guide you to the appropriate table containing business unit data.