Search Oracle Fusion Value Sets, see their real values, and for Table-validated sets, see the SQL actually behind them — without ever opening Setup and Maintenance.
From search to understanding, in one screen.
Type your own search pattern (e.g. XX_COST%). Oracle itself rejects a search that begins with a wildcard, for performance reasons - that's Oracle's own rule, not a limitation here.
For an Independent-type Value Set, you see the actual list of values. For other types like Table, there's no discrete value list, so you see the Value Set's own definition instead.
Adapts to the typeSee a runnable SQL statement auto-built from the FROM Clause and Value Column Name - with detected parameters, run directly against your connected environment.
Auto-built SQLSelecting the next Value Set returns cleanly to the search screen - without starting over from the beginning.
Keeps your placeNot a generic message — the real definition.
When you select a Table-type Value Set, you see the real definition data - Module, Validation Type, FROM Clause, Value Column Name - the same information you'd see on Oracle's own Edit Value Set screen.
-- Module: Project Costing | Validation Type: Table FROM XX_COST_ALLOCATION_B VALUE COLUMN ALLOC_CODE
See a SQL statement auto-built from the FROM Clause and Value Column Name, fill in detected parameters, and run it directly against your connected environment - without opening a separate SQL editor.
SELECT alloc_code, description FROM xx_cost_allocation_b WHERE enabled_flag = 'Y'
Neither does FusionLens - each type is shown the way it actually works.
Has its own standalone list of values - with codes, descriptions, and dates. FusionLens shows that list directly.
View values directlyHas no separate value list - values come from another table. FusionLens shows the Value Set's definition and the SQL behind it instead.
View definition and SQLXX_COST%). Just make sure your search doesn't start with a wildcard.Search, understand, and run — with FusionLens Desktop.