How to make sense of Data structure after SQL replication?

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I just recently setup SQL Replication and that seems to be working well now.

Now my goal is to create some reports from this data. Is there any documentation that explains the data structure?

For example, what does PRT, RTT, PJF mean?

More specifically I am trying to build a report of Labor Hours and Overtime Labor Hours.

Thanks!

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    For my labor hour reporting, I have chosen to look at the Job Cost tables and filter for the Labor Costs.  I am able to get the RT and OT hours and cost without using the PR tables.  Specifically, I use JCT_CURRENT__TRANSACTION.

    Related to your question re: PRT, RTT, PJF.  The 1st 2 letters relate to the module, and the last letter relates to whether the table contents are Transaction, Master, Activity, etc:

    PRT = Payroll Module - Transaction

  • 0 in reply to nweise

    Thanks for the reply, that helps a ton.

    Regarding getting Labor costs from JCT_CURRENT__TRANSACTION, what column are you matching on? Also how do you differentiate between overtime and non-overtime?

    In my case I am looking for hours rather than costs... would that be in the same table?

  • 0 in reply to FDZeeland

    Glad you found it helptul!

    Based on my setup, I can filter down to just PR transactions by Category.  My payroll setup has a separate Job Cost Category for Regular Time and Overtime.  To get the hours, I use the [Units] column.

    Can you clarify your question re: column matching?

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  • 0 in reply to FDZeeland

    Glad you found it helptul!

    Based on my setup, I can filter down to just PR transactions by Category.  My payroll setup has a separate Job Cost Category for Regular Time and Overtime.  To get the hours, I use the [Units] column.

    Can you clarify your question re: column matching?

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