Alphabetical Field Summary
Alphabetical Index Summary
Alphabetical Trigger Summary
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Tables schd-profile references
cont-days-max Data type: INTEGER
Format: >>9 (Initial Value: 0)
Help: Enter maximum number of work days in this Contract Schedule
cont-days-min Data type: INTEGER
Format: >>9 (Initial Value: 0)
Help: Enter minimum number of work days in this Contract Schedule
extern-guid Data type: CHARACTER
Format: x(32)
Description: External Global Unique ID for this record
Attributes: Index Component
pay-over-cnt Data type: INTEGER
Format: zz9 (Initial Value: 0)
Help: Number of payrolls to split contract limit over (salaried on
payroll-year Data type: INTEGER
Format: 9999 (Initial Value: 0)
Description: Payroll year associated with this record
Attributes: Index Component
primary-key Data type: INTEGER
Format: zzzzzzzzz9
Help: Unique, Primary key for record
round-dollars Data type: LOGICAL
Format: Yes/No (Initial Value: Yes)
Help: 'Yes' to have schedule calculations round to nearest dollar
schd-desc Data type: CHARACTER
Format: x(32)
Help: Description, if any, of the payroll contract schedule
schd-from Data type: DATE
Format: 99/99/9999
Help: Date schedule is valid from
schd-hourly Data type: LOGICAL
Format: Hourly/Salary (Initial Value: Salary)
Help: 'Hourly' for an hourly schedule or 'Salary' for a salaried o
schd-id Data type: INTEGER
Format: zzzzzzzzzzz9
Description: Payroll Schedule Identifier
Attributes: Index Component
schd-name Data type: CHARACTER
Format: x(8)
Help: Name of this payroll contract schedule
Attributes: Index Component
schd-statutory Data type: LOGICAL
Format: Yes/No (Initial Value: No)
Help: Yes to indicate this Schedule contains a Statutory Minimum S
schd-to Data type: DATE
Format: 99/99/9999
Help: Date schedule is valid to
x-axis-multiplier Data type: DECIMAL (Decimals: 2)
Format: -zz9.99% (Initial Value: 1)
Help: Multiply successive horizontal items by this
x-axis-step Data type: LOGICAL
Format: Step/Level (Initial Value: Step)
Help: 'Step' if horizontal axis is step or 'Level' if it's not
y-axis-multiplier Data type: DECIMAL (Decimals: 2)
Format: -zz9.99% (Initial Value: 1)
Help: Multiply successive vertical items by this
y-axis-step Data type: LOGICAL
Format: Step/Level (Initial Value: Level)
Help: 'Level' if vertical axis is level, 'Step' it is not
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