DirectActivity table name in ORACLE

Hello,
Anybody knows how is called the DirectActivity Override physical table in ORACLE? In the DataBase Administrator document makes reference to LINEITEMDIRECT_ACTIVITY. So, anybody could confirm this?
Thanks in advance,
Regards
Eduardo del Campo

I can't say with 100% certainty in Oracle, but I'm fairly certain that the naming convention closely mirrors that of the SQL Server PCM database.
In SQL Server, the table name is dbo.PP_LINEITEMDIRECT_ACTIVITY.
The table can be loaded with PCM DataLoader by loading the dbo.PPLOAD_LINEITEMDIRECT_ACTIVITY table and then calling the corresponding stored procedure, which in the SQL Server version is called PP_LINEITEMDIRECT_ACTIVITY_LOADMAIN.

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