Good queries on FND tables for Apps11i: 1.

TO FIND APPLICATION DETAILS =============================== This will provide you application id alongwith shortname and base path of it: SELECT * FROM fnd_application; 2. TO FIND PRODUCT INSTALLATION DETAILS ======================================== SELECT application_id, product_version, status, patch_level FROM fnd_product_installations; Note: Here application_id would be id as per query no. 1, product_version could be '11.5.0', status could be 'I' / 'S' / 'N' and patch_level could be '11i.AD.I' 3. TO FIND THE TABLE DETAILS ============================= SELECT application_id, table_id, table_name, user_table_name, description FROM fnd_tables WHERE table_name LIKE UPPER('%&table_name%'); Note: Enter the table_name for which you want to find out details. You can put application_id to filter tables. 4. TO FIND TABLE COLUMNS ========================= Make sure to enter the table name in CAPS only: SELECT application_id, table_id, column_id, column_name, user_column_name, column_sequence, column_type, width, description FROM fnd_columns WHERE table_id = (SELECT table_id FROM fnd_tables WHERE table_name LIKE UPPER('&table_name'));

Note: Enter the table_name for which you want to find out column details. 5. TO FIND VIEWS DETAILS ========================= SET LONG 1000 SELECT application_id, view_id, view_name, description, text FROM fnd_views WHERE view_name LIKE UPPER('%&view_name%'); 6. TO FIND VIEW COLUMNS ======================== SELECT application_id, view_id, column_sequence, column_name FROM fnd_view_columns WHERE view_id = (SELECT view_id FROM fnd_views WHERE view_name LIKE UPPER('&view_name')); Note: Enter the view_name for which you want to find out view column details. 7. TO FIND CURRENCY DETAILS =========================== SELECT currency_code, symbol, enabled_flag, currency_flag, description, precision, extended_precision, minimum_accountable_unit, start_date_active, end_date_active FROM fnd_currencies WHERE currency_code LIKE '%cy_code%'; Note: Here currency_code could be 'USD', 'GBP' etc. 8. TO FIND THE EXECUTABLE DETAILS ================================== SELECT application_id, executable_id, executable_name, execution_file_name, subroutine_name, icon_name, execution_file_path

FROM fnd_executables WHERE application_id = &application_id AND executable_name LIKE '%& executable_name%'; Note: Here application_id could be id as per query no. 1 and executable_name could be 'APXPBFOR' 9. TO FIND INDEX DETAILS ======================== SELECT dba.status, fnd.application_id, fnd.table_id, fnd.index_id, fnd.index_name, fnd.description FROM fnd_indexes fnd, dba_indexes dba WHERE table_id = (SELECT table_id FROM fnd_tables WHERE table_name LIKE UPPER('&table_name')) and fnd.index_name = dba. index_name; Note: Enter the table_name for which you want to find out index details. 10. TO FIND INDEX COLUMNS ========================== SELECT application_id, table_id, index_id, column_sequence, column_id FROM fnd_index_columns WHERE table_id = (SELECT table_id FROM fnd_tables WHERE table_name = UPPER('&table_name')); Note: Enter the table_name for which y. ou want to find out index columns. If you are aware of index_id from query no. 9 above then specify that in the where clause instead of table_name. 11. TO KNOW PRIMARY KEY DETAILS =============================== SELECT application_id, table_id, primary_key_id, primary_key_name, description, enabled_flag FROM fnd_primary_keys WHERE table_id = (SELECT table_id FROM fnd_tables WHERE table_name LIKE UPPER('&table_name')); Note: Enter the table_name for which you want to find out primary key details.

12. TO FIND SEQUENCE DETAILS ============================ SELECT application_id, sequence_id, sequence_name, start_value, increment_by, min_value, max_value, cache_size, cycle_flag, order_flag, description FROM fnd_sequences WHERE sequence_name = UPPER('&sequence_name'); 13. TO FIND PROFILE OPTION DETAILS ================================== SELECT application_id, profile_option_id, profile_option_name, site_enabled_flag, resp_enabled_flag, user_enabled_flag FROM fnd_profile_options WHERE profile_option_name LIKE UPPER('%&profile_option_name%'); 14. TO FIND FOLDERS DETAILS ============================ Note: Here the NAME is completely case sensitive and hence needs to be passed as defined in FOLDER: SELECT folder_id, object, name, public_flag, autoquery_flag, where_clause, order_by FROM fnd_folders WHERE name like '%&name%';.