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employee promotion date

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Hello

I am pulling information from SL and I need to know the promotion date  for each employee if any. the PJEMPLOY table does not seem to be the correct table.

Any suggestions are highly appreciated!

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  • Carolyn Kolpien Profile Picture
    on at

    Hi Alex,

    In which screen are you entering the promotion date?  I don't see that on my standard SL screens?  

    If it is a custom screen, you could go into Customization Manager while the screen is open and look at the properties for that field.  

    Let me know which screen you are using for promotion dates.

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    Christopher Hanson Profile Picture
    110 on at

    Alex, it sounds like you are using project controller.

    I believe that the table you are looking for is PJEMPPJT. It is the table that has a record of each rate and effective date by employee. Join PJEMPPJT to the PJEMPLOY table to get employee names.

  • Alex Pan Profile Picture
    350 on at

    Christopher

    I think you are right, but I used another table PJRate. Assuming when people get promoted, their rate will be different.

    Thanks!

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