HRS_EFFDT_HST(SQL Table) |
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Search Vw-Applicant/EEThe APPLICANT_DATA view is a search record used in Recruitment to access applicant records (employees and outside applicants). |
# | PeopleSoft Field Name | PeopleSoft Field Type | Database Column Type | Description |
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1 | PSARCH_ID | Character(8) | VARCHAR2(8) NOT NULL | Archive ID (see PSARCHTEMPLATE). |
2 | PSARCH_BATCHNUM | Number(30,0) | DECIMAL(30) NOT NULL | Archive Batch Number |
3 | HRS_PERSON_ID | Number(15,0) | DECIMAL(15) NOT NULL | Person Id |
4 | EFFDT | Date(10) | DATE |
Effective Date
Default Value: %date |
5 | END_EFFDT | Date(10) | DATE | End Effdt |
6 | MAR_STATUS | Character(1) | VARCHAR2(1) NOT NULL |
Marital Status
C=Common-Law D=Divorced E=Separated H=Head of Household L=DissDeclLost Civil Partner M=Married P=Civil Partnership S=Single T=Surviving Civil Partner U=Unknown V=Dissolved Civil Partnership W=Widowed Default Value: U |
7 | MAR_STATUS_DT | Date(10) | DATE | This is the date that the employee's Marital status is/was effective. /* Marital Status date is stored redundantly on PERS_DATA_EFFDT for two reasons. 1. To allow the date to be entered prior to the first PERS_DATA_EFFDT so that the actual date for the marital status on the hire row can be entered. This is the only time that the field is enterable by the user. 2. To allow for easier reporting on the data via SQR and Crystal. This is denormalizing the PERS_DATA_EFFDT record, but the number of requests for this redundancy coupled with the need for #1, has provided the justification for denormalizing this information and taking on the added maintenance. */ |
8 | HRS_ROW_ADD_DTTM | DateTime(26) | TIMESTAMP | Row Added DateTime |
9 | HRS_ROW_ADD_OPRID | Character(30) | VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL | Row Added Operator Id |
10 | HRS_ROW_UPD_DTTM | DateTime(26) | TIMESTAMP | Row Updated DateTime |
11 | HRS_ROW_UPD_OPRID | Character(30) | VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL | Row Updated Operator Id |