Oracle Fusion · Data dictionary
PER_ABSENCE_ATTENDANCES
HCMUsed in 0 subject areas24 reporting columnsBICC incremental-ready
Person / Worker (PER).
Likely primary key: ABSENCE_ATTENDANCE_ID (inferred from Oracle naming conventions — verify against Tables & Views) · Incremental key: LAST_UPDATE_DATE
Columns
| Column | Key | In reports | Description (inferred) |
|---|---|---|---|
| ABSENCE_ATTENDANCE_ID | PK? | ● | Identifier for the absence attendance. |
| ABSENCE_ATTENDANCE_TYPE_ID | ● | Identifier for the absence attendance type. | |
| ABSENCE_CASE_ID | ● | Identifier for the absence case. | |
| ABS_ATTENDANCE_REASON_ID | ● | Identifier for the abs attendance reason. | |
| ABS_INFORMATION_CATEGORY | ● | Abs information category. | |
| BATCH_ID | ● | Identifier for the batch. | |
| BUSINESS_GROUP_ID | ● | Identifier for the business group. | |
| CREATED_BY | ● | User who created the row. | |
| CREATION_DATE | ● | Date and time the row was created. | |
| DATE_END | ● | Date end. | |
| DATE_NOTIFICATION | ● | Date notification. | |
| DATE_PROJECTED_END | ● | Date projected end. | |
| DATE_PROJECTED_START | ● | Date projected start. | |
| DATE_START | ● | Date start. | |
| LAST_UPDATED_BY | ● | User who last updated the row. | |
| LAST_UPDATE_DATE | INCR | ● | Date and time the row was last updated (the incremental-extract key). |
| LAST_UPDATE_LOGIN | ● | Session login of the user who last updated the row. | |
| OBJECT_VERSION_NUMBER | ● | Optimistic-locking version number, incremented on each update. | |
| PERIOD_OF_INCAPACITY_ID | ● | Identifier for the period of incapacity. | |
| PERSON_ID | ● | Identifier for the person. | |
| TIME_END | ● | Time end. | |
| TIME_PROJECTED_END | ● | Time projected end. | |
| TIME_PROJECTED_START | ● | Time projected start. | |
| TIME_START | ● | Time start. |
Used by reports
No cataloged report reads from this table yet — it's part of the broader Fusion dictionary.
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Subject areas
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