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Table that contains Payroll and Compensation Info |
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Mark |
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Posted : 2007-01-05 09:59:03 |
I am attempting to locate the QuickBooks table (version 2005 Premier) that contains employee data that is displayed in the "Payroll and Compensation Info" tab on the lower half of the screen, under "Additions, Deductions, and Company Contributions."
I have checked the following tables but the data is not present: "Employee", "EmployeeEarning", "PayrollItemWage", and "PayrollItemNonWage".
I thought it would be in the Employee table since data from the top half of the "Payroll and Compensation" screen is located there.
Thanks.
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Tom |
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Posted : 2007-01-05 10:18:55 |
The PayrollItemNonWage table contains all the Payroll Non Wage Items including Workers Compensation. Payroll information is not available from Intuit in their qbXML SDK and is therefore not available to QODBC.
The most information we have is the EmployeeEarning, PayrollItemWage and PayrollItemNonWage tables, but there is no information on payroll checks.
The only way we can access the information is via sp_reports. Using the PayrollSummary or EmployeeEarnings sp_reports would the best way to view the data. |
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