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Greetings,
I am new to MS Dynamics SL and am trying to provide a custom report on the turnover of employees. I am unclear as to the business process that occurs between the Employee, xEmployee and xEmpdate. xEmployee is really throwing me off because there are very few records in that table. Employee to xEmpdate seems more logical - any hire/rehire (hiredate/termdate) of an employee gets recorded in xEmpdate - Employee holds the Employee data as well as the latest strtdate and enddate. Any information would be helpfull.
Thanks in advance!
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Yep! Do you have any module called "Human Resources?"
This could also be some kind of add-on for Projects, if you have that, too.
Sorry I can't be more help, but there are dozens of add-ins that might relate to customers...
Toni
I do see a lot of tables prefixed by XHR_ as well. This leads me to beleive that it is an add on. Does this sound correct?
Also, thanks so much for your help!
No, Solomon reserves the "X" letter only for non-Microsoft add-ons. These are often very well designed to integrate seamlessly with Solomon, so it is hard for a user to tell. Do you have telephone support from your reseller?
Do you perhaps have the "Human Resources" add on from Silverbrook? I don't personally know of any other add-ons that use employee records.
I don't beleive there is an add in module. We recently upgraded to Solomon 7 and I see a lot of tables beginning with X in the current and previous version. Does this seem possible?
Any file name that starts with an X is not a standard SL file. You must have an add-in of some sort that has created those tables... any idea what that might be?
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