How to make leave calendar in Oracle HRMS

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Maria Butt
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How to make leave calendar in Oracle HRMS

Post by Maria Butt »

Does any body know how to make calendar for leaves purpose and also how to make leave paln???


Thanks
Maria
sayed.najafali
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Post by sayed.najafali »

hi maria,

you need to create an UDT and incorporate the UDT values in FF by making use of UDF.

feel free to revert back for any more clarifications
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Sayed
Maria Butt
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Post by Maria Butt »

I have no idea how to create UDT....culd u plz explain step by step
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Post by shakir786 »

I also have the requirement for creating the calendar in HRMS.. Could you please explain step by step..
alruwaished
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Post by alruwaished »

you need to create payroll piord to use the absent management window to enter all leave type.
sayed.najafali
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Post by sayed.najafali »

dear alruwaished,

Are you sure what are you speaking about. Please do not provide base less replies

dear Maria/shakir,

for creating and UDT you need to follow the following steps.

1. HRMS Manager -> Other Definitions -> Table Structure

a.User Column Key Name
<Col_name> <col name>
b. Sequence Exact User Row Key
10 <Row Name> <Row Name>

2. HRMS Manager -> Other Definitions -> Table Values

query for the table structure you created and then query for the rows and then insert the values.

hope this helps, feel free to revert back for any more clarifications

Regards
Sayed
Maria Butt
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Post by Maria Butt »

Dear Najaf,
I've created the table using Table Structure in Other definitions.
table name is 'leave_calendar' match type is 'MATCH' and key unit of measure is 'Date'.
In columns I have got 1 column that is 'Calendar' and in rows I have '10' in sequence and '04-DEC-2008' in exact.
after creating table structure I put table values using 'table value' in other definitions.
Now please tell me, have i created it correctly and how do can I cal it in Absence form and mark on calendar.

Thanks for your help.

Regards,
Maria
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Post by alruwaished »

[quote]dear alruwaished,

Are you sure what are you speaking about. Please do not provide base less replies

dear Maria/shakir,

for creating and UDT you need to follow the following steps.

1. HRMS Manager -> Other Definitions -> Table Structure

a.User Column Key Name
<Col_name> <col name>
b. Sequence Exact User Row Key
10 <Row Name> <Row Name>

2. HRMS Manager -> Other Definitions -> Table Values

query for the table structure you created and then query for the rows and then insert the values.

hope this helps, feel free to revert back for any more clarifications

Regards
Sayed


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Maria Butt
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Post by Maria Butt »

Dear Najaf,
I've created the table using Table Structure in Other definitions.
table name is 'leave_calendar' match type is 'MATCH' and key unit of measure is 'Date'.
In columns I have got 1 column that is 'Calendar' and in rows I have '10' in sequence and '04-DEC-2008' in exact.
after creating table structure I put table values using 'table value' in other definitions.
Now please tell me, have i created it correctly and how do can I cal it in Absence form and mark on calendar.

Thanks for your help.

Regards,
Maria
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