How to import into Payroll Data Entry using Visual Integrator on Sage 100 2018 and higher
Importing into Payroll Data Entry on Sage 100 2018 and higher requires importing into the 2 separate tables
- Create import into the table PR_PayrollCycle
- The following fields must be included:
- BatchNo
- Assign this field to 00001 if Batch Entry is disabled
- PayCycle
- PayPeriodStartingDate
- CheckDate
- Additional fields may be used for this import, but these are the fields that are needed at a minimum
- Create import into the table PR_PayrollHeader
- The following fields must be included:
- H.BatchNo
- This field is only needed if Batch Entry is enabled
- H.EmployeeKey
- Formatted DD-XXXXXXX where DD=Dept No and XXXXXXX=Employee No
- Refer to KB86744 - How to import into the EmployeeKey for more details
- H.CheckEntryNo
- This field can be assigned to 1
- L.LineType
- This field can be assigned to E if only Earnings Codes are being imported
- L.EarningsCode
- L.Hours
- Additional fields may be used for this import, but these fields needed at a minimum
- Auto Deductions
- Verify the following Perform Logic Command exists if Auto Deductions are desired:
- tmp = coBusiness'PreWrite(1)
- Verify the following Perform Logic Command exists if Auto Deductions are not desired:
- tmp = coBusiness'PreWrite(0)
- Refer to KB86745 for more details
DocLink:
How to auto-assign Batch numbers, when importing into Data Entry files with Visual IntegratorDocLink:
What table is used to import into Payroll Data Entry with Visual Integrator on Sage 100 2018 and higher?DocLink:
How to configure Visual Integrator Import job to execute after another Import job is completedDocLink:
Batch Processing in Payroll Data Entry Sage 100 2018 and higherDocLink:
How to import into the EmployeeKey field when using Visual Integrator on Sage 100 2018 and higherDocLink:
Auto Deductions are not displayed after running Payroll Data Entry Import on Sage 100 2018 and higherAttachment:
305_20230425125144_Payroll Import FAQs.docx