Many transaction codes in the Payroll (PYRL) transaction type use this page to determine the appropriate event type based on the transaction code created by the payroll interface and several other payroll options. Those transaction codes that can only perform one event type do not use page, but rather rely on the Default Event Type field on Transaction Control (DCTRL) page. The default from the Payroll Event Type Defaults will only happen when the event type field is not populated on the payroll transaction accounting line and the determining factors match a default record. This page does not function as a combination validation, which will allow the selection of a different event type on the payroll transaction from that of the matching page record.
Data is delivered to support all payroll accounting entries necessary from CGI Advantage HRM. Any single implementation will not use all records.
The fields on Payroll Event Type Defaults (PYRLETD) are as follows with common ones omitted:
Field Name |
Field Description |
PAM Line Type |
The list of valid PAM Line Types:
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Fringe |
When true, one of the various accounting events for a fringe cost is being recorded. |
Cash |
When true, cash should be used as the offset for an internal accounting event. |
Clearing Fund Used |
When true, a payroll clearing fund will be used to transfer cash and a payroll liability from an operating fund to a clearing fund. |
Internal/External Type |
A setting used to determine what sort of internal accounting event should be posted, when not set to External for all other types of accounting events.
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Transaction Code |
The transaction code selected by CGI Advantage HRM. |
Event Type |
The defaulting and only correct event type for the referencing accounting line. |
Payroll Accounting Reconciliation Update |
When true, the accounting line will update Payroll Accounting Reconciliation (PYRLAR) page for later reconciliation back to payroll information. Data delivered with this set to true, what the current version of the CGI Advantage HRM process for Payroll Reconciliation is capable of reconciling and should not be changed. |