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ASCP / DP Data Collections Self Service Load - SQL*Loader-466: Column REQUEST_ID does not exist in table "MSD" OR "MSC" (Doc ID 1953858.1)

Last updated on DECEMBER 14, 2022

Applies to:

Oracle Advanced Supply Chain Planning - Version 12.2.4 and later
Oracle Service Parts Planning - Version 12.2.4 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Symptoms

Self Service Upload CTL files do not match the Tables

In Advanced Supply Chain Planning Collections, when using the Self Service Collections the *.CTL file used, has REQUEST_ID added to it and the Staging Table is expected to have the column for the concurrent request ID.
There are a few staging tables that are missing this column.

ERROR
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After running a sample load, the tables that have this error are:
SQL*Loader-466: Column REQUEST_ID does not exist in table "MSD"."T_SRC_SALES_TMPL#".
SQL*Loader-466: Column REQUEST_ID does not exist in table "MSD"."MSD_DEM_INS_BASE_HISTORY#".
SQL*Loader-466: Column REQUEST_ID does not exist in table "MSD"."MSD_DEM_DPT_REP_USG_HISTORY#".
SQL*Loader-466: Column REQUEST_ID does not exist in table "MSD"."MSD_DEM_FLD_SER_USG_HISTORY#".
SQL*Loader-466: Column REQUEST_ID does not exist in table "MSD"."MSD_DEM_RETURN_HISTORY#".
SQL*Loader-466: Column REQUEST_ID does not exist in table "MSD"."MSD_DEM_SRP_RETURN_HISTORY#".
SQL*Loader-466: Column REQUEST_ID does not exist in table "MSC"."MSC_ITEM_FAILURE_RATES#".
SQL*Loader-466: Column REQUEST_ID does not exist in table "MSD"."MSD_SPF_ST_SPARE_USAGE#".


STEPS
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Advanced Planning Administrator (R) -> Collections -> Legacy Systems -> Collect Flat File Data - Self Service
OR Advanced Supply Chain Planning (R)


Cause

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