UD PeopleSoft Financial System -
Data Dictionary
Last updated for this Record on 6/7/2003.
UOD_LBR_DST_DTL
    Identifies each component of an employee's salary as a percentage of the entire salary.
         
This record is a child of  UOD_LBR_DST_HDR.
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EFFDT | Effective Date | Example:    01/01/1951 | |
KEY | Type:   date | Format:   UPPERCASE | Length:          10 | Decimals:         0 | |
 | The date on which this row of data takes effect. | |
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EMPLID | EmplID | Example:    31660 | |
KEY | Type:   character | Format:   UPPERCASE | Length:          11 | Decimals:         0 | |
 | Employee ID from HR system. | |
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SETID | SetID | Example:    UOD01 | |
KEY | Type:   character | Format:   UPPERCASE | Length:           5 | Decimals:         0 | |
 | The only valid value at UD at this time is "UOD01". | |
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ACCOUNT | Account | Example:    141000 | |
 | Type:   character | Format:   UPPERCASE | Length:          10 | Decimals:         0 | |
 | Chartfield which characterizes the type of transaction as part of the
                                transaction string.  It identifies the type of revenue, expense, liability
                                or asset.  Corresponds to the legacy 3-digit Object Code. | |
 | Lookup values and translations in 
                                      GL_ACCOUNT_TBL | |
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CHARTFIELD1 | Purpose | Example:    ENGL110000 | |
 | Type:   character | Format:   UPPERCASE | Length:          10 | Decimals:         0 | |
 | Purpose chartfield.  Replaces legacy 11 digit account code. | |
 | Lookup values and translations in 
                                      CHARTFIELD1_TBL | |
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CHARTFIELD2 | Source | Example:    3300003000 | |
 | Type:   character | Format:   UPPERCASE | Length:          10 | Decimals:         0 | |
 | Source chartfield which tags and tracks contract and grant agency
                                information, and capital projects. | |
 | Lookup values and translations in 
                                      CHARTFIELD2_TBL | |
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CHARTFIELD3 | UD Chartfield | Example:    0000000001 | |
 | Type:   character | Format:   UPPERCASE | Length:          10 | Decimals:         0 | |
 | The Chartfield which tags transactions with a code that each UDFS user can
                                interpret as (s)he finds useful (eg. USRVAL1 might mean "Paris" to one user
                                 or department, but mean "Fall lecture series" to another). | |
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CLASS_FLD | Class Field | Example:    001 | |
 | Type:   character | Format:   UPPERCASE | Length:           5 | Decimals:         0 | |
 | The Chartfield which identifies the faculty member or the staff position to
                                 which salary items apply.  Corresponds to the legacy line number. | |
 | Lookup values and translations in 
                                      CLASS_CF_TBL | |
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DEPTID | Department | Example:    02553 | |
 | Type:   character | Format:   UPPERCASE | Length:          10 | Decimals:         0 | |
 | Identifies the administrative budget unit controling one or more Purposes.
                                Some entries are not actual departments, but are merely nodes on a tree
                                that organizes departments into a hierarchy for reporting purposes. | |
 | Lookup values and translations in 
                                      DEPT_TBL | |
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FUND_CODE | Fund Code | Example:    OPBAS | |
 | Type:   character | Format:   UPPERCASE | Length:           5 | Decimals:         0 | |
 | Each Fund represents a self-balancing entity that produces balance sheets.
                                Loosely corresponds to Legacy Data Warehouse ACCT_TYPE. | |
 | Lookup values and translations in 
                                      FUND_TBL | |
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LASTUPDDTTM | Last Update Date/Time | Example:    01/27/2003 4:26:33PM | |
 | Type:   date-time | Format:   seconds | Length:          26 | Decimals:         0 | |
 | Last date/time the row has been updated. Equivalent to legacy Data
                                Warehouse last_update. | |
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LASTUPDOPRID | Last Update User ID | Example:    rylee | |
 | Type:   character | Format:   lowercase | Length:          30 | Decimals:         0 | |
 | Logon of person who last udpdated the row. | |
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PERCENTAGE | Percentage | Example:    40.00 | |
 | Type:   signed number | Format:   UPPERCASE | Length:           7 | 2Decimals:         2 | |
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PROGRAM_CODE | Program Code | Example:    INST2 | |
 | Type:   character | Format:   UPPERCASE | Length:           5 | Decimals:         0 | |
 | Identifies the major University function to which a transaction pertains
                                among an initial list of 3 dozen. | |
 | Lookup values and translations in 
                                      PROGRAM_TBL | |
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PROJECT_ID | Project | Example:    DBIO42211501000 | |
 | Type:   character | Format:   UPPERCASE | Length:          15 | Decimals:         0 | |
 | Chartfield which identifies contract and grant activities and facilities
                                projects (eg. ARTC37211199000). Adds designators to a  "Purpose" (eg.
                                ARTC372111) indicating fiscal year, building, or other coded details. | |
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SEQUENCE_NBR_6 | Sequence | Example:    2 | |
 | Type:   number | Format:   UPPERCASE | Length:           6 | Decimals:         0 | |
 | Rows are numbered as they are added.  First row would have sequence of 1,
                                second = 2, etc.  Note that rows may not be in sequence if rows deleted.
                                (e.g. sequences for a specific employee id could be 1 and 7.  Rows 2-6 were | |
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SPEEDTYPE_KEY | SpeedType Key | Example:    SPEEDTYP_TBL | |
 | Type:   character | Format:   UPPERCASE | Length:          10 | Decimals:         0 | |
 | Provides default values for several chartfields. Expedites filling in forms
                                 with default values by entering this one field instead of each one
                                separately. | |
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