Value Set Table in Oracle Fusion HCM

In Oracle Fusion HCM, the actual tables that store value set data might vary based on the specific module and version you are using. However, I can provide you with an example of how value set data is typically stored in Oracle Fusion HCM.

For example, in Oracle Fusion HCM, value sets and their associated values are often stored in the Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) tables. Here is a general example of the tables that might be used to store value set data in Oracle Fusion HCM:

1. FND_FLEX_VALUE_SETS:

• This table stores information about value sets, including their names, descriptions, flex value set IDs, and other metadata.

1. FND_FLEX_VALUES:

• This table stores individual values associated with value sets. It includes information such as the segment value, meaning, flex value ID, and related flex value set ID.

1. FND_FLEX_VALUE_TL:

• This table stores translated values for the value set values. It includes translations of the segment values and their meanings into different languages.

It’s important to note that the actual table names and structure can vary based on the Oracle Fusion HCM version and specific modules you are using. Additionally, Oracle Fusion HCM often leverages a unified data model, which means that data might be stored across multiple tables that are part of the Oracle E-Business Suite database.

To get precise information about the tables used for value sets in your specific Oracle Fusion HCM instance, I recommend referring to the official Oracle Fusion HCM documentation or contacting your organization’s Oracle support team. They can provide you with accurate information based on your implementation and version.