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Chesca
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Posts: 490
1/23/2014 7:52 PM
I want to write to code to look at hrhistory to find out if the employee FTE changed. I need to know the field number from the data dictionary, where would I find the data dictionary?
Chesca
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1/23/2014 8:23 PM
got it, thank you so much! The EMP FTE is field number 56.
Woozy
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1/24/2014 2:49 PM
For others who may be looking for field numbers, these are found in table PADICT. You need to know the Topic value and the Item Name - in our case there are three "FTE" records - one each for E1- Employee (56), RO - PAREQOFFER (813), and SH - PRRATEHIST (989)
Just as a suggestion, it's a good idea to look up the field number in PADICT in your code or query rather than hard-code a FLD-NBR value, just in case the field number changes between environments or with upgrades. This is less of a problem with delivered fields than with custom fields, but it's a good practice to use when you can.
Chesca
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1/27/2014 8:09 PM
Thanks Woozy, will do!
jaherb
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1/28/2014 3:24 PM
When I need this info, I check it in PADICT2. Just a little easier to ready when you dump it out. I've also have a quick 4GL report for PADICT2, that lists this info. Keep it handy in my files...
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