Time and Labor Technical Rules Rel 8.9

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code.

PPL-TL-RULES

length.

3 days

type.

Instructor-Led

partner.

Oracle

price.

$2,250

This three-day course provides participants with in-depth knowledge that covers the technical aspects of the PeopleSoft Time and Labor application. The class focuses primarily on the Time Administration process and rules creation. Class participants gain a full understanding of the functionality before learning the technical aspects. The flexibility of the rules engine addresses the requirements of virtually all rules.

Participants will gain invaluable hands-on knowledge in creating rules using the delivered templates, modifying rule templates, and using the on-line rule creation tools. Participants will also create several rule programs comprising the different types of rules. Then they will process the rules through Time Administration. In addition, participants will create Application Engine programs and develop user exits directly in the rules application library. This class is essential for any technical members of a PeopleSoft Time and Labor implementation team.

Learn To:

	Develop process flows in the Time and Labor application
	Create template-built rules
	Set up Time and Labor tables for implementation
	Modify or create an existing rule using online tools, set up and view trace files, and use recommended troubleshooting procedures
	Run the Time Administration batch process
	Create Application Engine programs, and develop user exits directly in the Rules Application Library

There are currently no scheduled dates for this course. If you are interested in this course, request a course date with the links below.

who can benefit

	Application Developers
	Business Analysts
	Developer
	End Users
	Functional Implementer

prerequisites

	Time and Labor functional knowledge
	SQL knowledge
	Application Messaging and Application Engine
	Procedural/logical programming knowledge

skills gained

	Describe the major functional areas and process flows in the Time and Labor application
	Recognize core HRMS, Payroll, and Benefits tables and set up Time and Labor tables for implementation
	Describe the Time Administration batch process
	Run Time Administration
	List the methods available for creating rules
	Create template-built rules
	Modify an existing rule using online tools
	Create a rule using online tools
	Create Application Engine programs
	Set up and view trace files
	Develop user exits directly in the Rules Application Library
	Use the recommended troubleshooting procedures

related courses, exams and materials

	after related training and products

Introduction to PeopleSoft for HRMS Rel 9

course content details

	Setting Up PeopleSoft Time and Labor

	Listing the Prerequisites to Set Up PeopleSoft Time and Labor
	Establishing Time and Labor Setup Tables
	Creating, Building, and Viewing Calendars
	Setting Up Workgroups and Taskgroups
	Setting Up Time and Labor Security
	Setting Up Schedules

	Using Referential Integrity and Validation

	Describing the Role of Referential Integrity
	Listing the Referential Integrity Triggers
	Listing the Situations in Which Time Validation is Run
	Defining Validation Criteria.

	Understanding Time Administration

	Outlining the Time Administration Batch Process
	Describing the Application Engine Components of Time Administration
	Running Time Administration and Viewing the Results

	Using Rules and Rule Templates

	Describing the Four Methods for Creating Rules
	Identifying the Delivered Rule Templates
	Creating Rules Using Delivered Rule Templates
	Prioritizing Rules and Creating Rule Programs

	Modifying an Existing Rule

	Defining Rule Objects
	Describing Working Tables
	Creating a Template-built Rule
	Describing the Steps to Modify an Existing Rule
	Copying, Modifying, and Creating SQL Objects
	Creating, Compiling, and Saving Rules
	Adding Rules to Rule Programs
	Attaching Rule Programs to Workgroups

	Creating Rules Using Online Tools

	Describing the Four Basic Elements that Comprise a Rule
	Creating and Combining Actions and Conditions to Develop a Rule
	Using SQL Objects to Create a Rule.
	Identifying Relationship Definitions

	Using Application Engine and User Exits

	Identifying the Features of Application Engine (AE)
	Analyzing an Application Engine Program
	Analyzing an Application Engine Program
	Viewing and Adjusting an Application Engine Program’s Properties
	Developing a User Exit Rule Directly in the Rules Application Library

	Troubleshooting

	Configuring Time Administration Options
	Viewing the Application Engine Message Log
	Setting Up and Viewing an Application Engine Trace File
	Run delivered Time and Labor Public Queries
	Managing Temporary Tables
	Identifying Tips to Troubleshoot Common Problems