Need Information on database tables in OIM Schema

Hi All,
Is there any document/link where can I get all the information on all OIM Schema database tables like obj, orf and so forth information?
Regards,
Sunny

Hi,
Also, you can perform the queries below to get the table names and the name of each field when using the OIM's api. Change the OIMDBUSER value for your OIM's schema name. You'll notice some tables do not have comments, for example, the resource and process form tables (starts with UD). For the ""UD_*" tables, you can get the SDK_DESCRIPTION
<h3>Getting the table names WITHOUT UD_ descriptions</h3>
*SELECT* t.owner, t.table_name, tc.comments <br>
*FROM* all_tables t, all_tab_comments tc <br>
*WHERE* t.owner = 'OIMDBUSER' *AND* tc.table_name = t.table_name
*ORDER BY* t.table_name
<h3>Getting the table names WITH UD_ descriptions</h3>
*SELECT* t.owner, t.table_name, NVL(tc.comments, NVL(sdk.sdk_form_description, 'No Comments')) comments <br>
*FROM* <br>
   all_tables t<br>
    *LEFT OUTER JOIN* sdk *ON* t.table_name = sdk.sdk_name, <br>
   all_tab_comments tc <br>
*WHERE* t.owner = 'OIMDBUSER' *AND* tc.table_name = t.table_name
*ORDER BY* t.table_name
<h3>Getting the column names for OIM API</h3>
*SELECT* lku_field, lku_type_string_key <br>
*FROM* lku <br>
*WHERE* lku_type = 'f' <br>
*ORDER BY* lku_field
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