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1. PS_GP_PIN - Table that stores the pin details of all elements in GP/AM.

Use to
retrieve the Pin Name or Pin Code corresponding to a pin number.

2. PS_GP_ABS_EVENT - Major transaction table in Absence Management. All


absences reported get stored in this table. The data in this table the raw reported
absence. This table is analogous to the TL_RPTD_TIME table in Time and Labor.

3. PS_GP_RSLT_ABS - Table containing the calculated result of reported absence


takes. The source for this table is GP_ABS_EVENT. This table is analogous to the
TL_PAYABLE_TIME table. This table will contain one row for each day of the absence
event. For example, an employee might report sick leave from the 1st to 5th of a month.
GP_ABS_EVENT will have a single entry for the above event with a start date and end
date. But, GP_RSLT_ABS will have five rows with each row containing the number of
hours or days of absence.

4. PS_GP_RSLT_ACUM - Table containing the results of the accumulators in


GP/AM. Accumulators can be used to track absence balances, cumulative takes,
cumulative paid hours etc. This table is populated only after the absence calculation
COBOL is run.

5. PS_GP_CAL_RUN - Table containing details regarding the Calendar Group ID.


The Calendar Group ID is the major run control parameter used for running the absence
processes and is a collection of various calendars.

6. PS_GP_PI_GEN_DATA - Any absence event that need to be sent to payroll will


require a positive input (in terms of an Earning Code) to be defined. The positive input
can be attached to a take in the Absence Take setup page. This table contains the
corresponding positive input for the processed absences.

7. PS_GP_ABS_SS_STA - This table is coupled with the GP_ABS_EVENT table and


is a workflow table. This table can be used to know the workflow status of an absence
event. A separate entry is created for each workflow actions like Submit, Approval etc.
This table can be very useful to track details regarding the approval/workflow status of
an absence event.

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