Database Accounts AR, AP, GL

Do the AR, AP, GL Database accounts have access to all Oracle EBS receivables, payabales, ledger data in the Database, or are some tables/views restricted from these accounts?
Is there any document that details which AR, AP, GL tables/views contain the more sensitive data?

user599292 wrote:
Do the AR, AP, GL Database accounts have access to all Oracle EBS receivables, payabales, ledger data in the Database, or are some tables/views restricted from these accounts?
Is there any document that details which AR, AP, GL tables/views contain the more sensitive data?Hi user i suggest check [e-trm site|etrm.oracle.com] for table relations in EBS, i belive it can be helpful for you
Regard
Helios

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