what is the difference between multiorg views and multiorg
tables
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Answer / bhabna
Multi tables generally consists _all with their name.So all
the OU data can be shown through the table.
In Multi org view definition, enviroment is set in such a
way that user can see data respective to the OU which is
already set.
To set the enviroment for an OU user should execute the
following...
fnd_client_info.set_org_context('OU_Value');
so the basic difference is In table we can see all the data
irrespective of OU...But we can see the data for a specific
OU through view.
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Answer / gyan
Multiorg table are those where they having org_id column and
_all in the table name and views which having org_id but
without _all in the table name
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