SCH_DEFN_DTL(SQL Table) |
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Schedule Definition DetailSchedule Definition Detail stores the pattern of templates and the number of times each template is to be applied in the definition of a Schedule Calendar. |
# | PeopleSoft Field Name | PeopleSoft Field Type | Database Column Type | Description |
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1 | SETID | Character(5) | VARCHAR2(5) NOT NULL |
SetID
Prompt Table: SET_VLD_TL_01 |
2 | SCH_ADHOC_IND | Character(1) | VARCHAR2(1) NOT NULL |
This field is used on Schedule Definitions to indicate if a Schedule is Ad Hoc (i.e. belonging to a specific employee) or Common (used by many employees)
1=Common Schedule 2=Ad Hoc Primary Schedule 3=Ad Hoc Alternate Schedule Default Value: 1 |
3 | SCHEDULE_ID | Character(16) | VARCHAR2(16) NOT NULL | The Schedule ID is a field used to uniquely identify a Schedule Definition or Schedule Calendar (built out Schedule Definition). |
4 | EFFDT | Date(10) | DATE NOT NULL | Effective Date |
5 | DAYNUM | Number(3,0) | SMALLINT NOT NULL |
Day Number
Default Value: 1 |
6 | SHIFTNUM | Number(2,0) | SMALLINT NOT NULL |
Shift Sequence Number
Default Value: 1 |
7 | WRKDAY_ID | Character(10) | VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL |
Workday ID
Prompt Table: SCH_WRKDAY_TBL |
8 | SHIFT_ID | Character(10) | VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL |
Shift ID
Prompt Table: %EDITTABLE7 |
9 | SCHED_HRS | Signed Number(6,2) | DECIMAL(4,2) NOT NULL | Scheduled Work Hours |
10 | START_TIME | Time(15) | TIMESTAMP | Shift Start Time |
11 | END_TIME | Time(15) | TIMESTAMP | Shift End Time |
12 | END_OFFSET | Signed Number(2,0) | DECIMAL(1) NOT NULL | Date Under Report Offset identifies the number of days following the start day of a shift to assign a specific punch to. If the punch lands on the same day as the start of the shift, the offset is zero. If it lands on the following day, then the offset is one and so on. |
13 | TIMEZONE | Character(9) | VARCHAR2(9) NOT NULL | Time Zone |
14 | STRT_STOP_DIFF | Number(5,2) | DECIMAL(4,2) NOT NULL | Start Stop Time Duration |
15 | SCH_CONFIG1 | Number(5,2) | DECIMAL(4,2) NOT NULL | Schedule Configuration Total is used to capture user defined totals at teh shift and workday level. There are four totals available to the user. These totals are determined by the setting of the Schedule Configuration Indicators on the punch (shift segment) level as defined in the Shift Detail definition. |
16 | SCH_CONFIG2 | Number(5,2) | DECIMAL(4,2) NOT NULL | Schedule Configuration Total is used to capture user defined totals at teh shift and workday level. There are four totals available to the user. These totals are determined by the setting of the Schedule Configuration Indicators on the punch (shift segment) level as defined in the Shift Detail definition. |
17 | SCH_CONFIG3 | Number(5,2) | DECIMAL(4,2) NOT NULL | Schedule Configuration Total is used to capture user defined totals at teh shift and workday level. There are four totals available to the user. These totals are determined by the setting of the Schedule Configuration Indicators on the punch (shift segment) level as defined in the Shift Detail definition. |
18 | SCH_CONFIG4 | Number(5,2) | DECIMAL(4,2) NOT NULL | Schedule Configuration Total is used to capture user defined totals at teh shift and workday level. There are four totals available to the user. These totals are determined by the setting of the Schedule Configuration Indicators on the punch (shift segment) level as defined in the Shift Detail definition. |
19 | OFFDAY_IND | Character(1) | VARCHAR2(1) NOT NULL |
Off Day Indicator
N=Work Shift Y=Off Shift Y/N Table Edit Default Value: N |
20 | TASKGROUP | Character(10) | VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL |
Taskgroup
Prompt Table: TL_TASKGRP_TBL |
21 | SYNCID | Number(10,0) | DECIMAL(10) NOT NULL | The Synchronization ID field stores a value generated by the sync processor. The value is used to identify the type of object that the sync processor is about to handle. |
22 | LASTUPDDTTM | DateTime(26) | TIMESTAMP | Specifies the date and time of the last update to an entry. This field is maintained by PeopleSoft and is used in a variety of contexts. |