GP_ABS_TK_FCS_V(SQL View) |
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Absence Take Forecasting ViewUsed to view Absence Take Forecasting where transaction type is Absence Forecasting |
SELECT PIN_NUM ,EFFDT ,TXN_ID ,GP_ORDER ,ENTRY_TYPE_FCST ,PIN_FCST_RSLT_NUM ,DISPLAY_IN_SS ,FCST_RSLT_SS_LABEL ,USE_IN_FCST_MSG ,FCST_MSG_BIND_VAR FROM PS_GP_ABS_TK_FCST WHERE TXN_ID =100 |
# | PeopleSoft Field Name | PeopleSoft Field Type | Database Column Type | Description |
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1 | PIN_NUM | Number(8,0) | INTEGER NOT NULL | PIN Number |
2 | EFFDT | Date(10) | DATE |
Effective Date
Default Value: %date |
3 | TXN_ID | Number(5,0) | INTEGER NOT NULL |
Transaction ID
Default Value: 100 |
4 | GP_ORDER | Number(3,0) | SMALLINT NOT NULL | Utility field for data ordering |
5 | ENTRY_TYPE_FCST | Character(3) | VARCHAR2(3) NOT NULL |
This field is used on the GP_ABS_TK_FCST to define the entry type of the forecasting elements to be returned with the forecasting results.
Prompt Table: GP_ENT_ABS9_VW |
6 | PIN_FCST_RSLT_NUM | Number(8,0) | INTEGER NOT NULL |
This field is used on the GP_ABS_TK_FCST to identify the elements to be returned with the results of forecasting.
Prompt Table: %GP_EDIT_FLD13 |
7 | DISPLAY_IN_SS | Character(1) | VARCHAR2(1) NOT NULL |
This field indicates whether the forecasting or balance element will be displayed in the Self-Service results grid.
Y/N Table Edit Default Value: N |
8 | FCST_RSLT_SS_LABEL | Character(18) | VARCHAR2(18) NOT NULL |
Label that will appear in the Self Service transaction for the Forecast Result
Prompt Table: GP_ABS_HR_TEXT |
9 | USE_IN_FCST_MSG | Character(1) | VARCHAR2(1) NOT NULL |
This field is used to indicate whether the forecasting or balance field will be used in the forecasting customized message.
D=Do Not Use F=Use First Instance L=Use Last Instance S=Summarize All Instances Default Value: D |
10 | FCST_MSG_BIND_VAR | Number(2,0) | SMALLINT NOT NULL | This field will be used to indicate which bind variable substitution parameter will be used to display the forecasting or balance element in the forecasting message. |