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time_keeping Table (497)

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Time keeping for how much time a sale or project or other entity has spent in a given stage or other state

Fields

Name Description Type Null
time_keeping_id Primary key PK
time_keeping_type What we are keeping time of Enum TimeKeepingType ●
entity_id The entity we are keeping time of (a sale, project - given by time_keeping_type) Int ●
state_id The id of the state we are keeping time of (a sale stage, or other thing - given by time_keeping_type) Int ●
start_time When the time keeping started for the last change, not yet finished/accumulated - The time since start_time must be added to the accumulation of time. When accumulation is done start_time will be set to the minimum value. start_time > min implies this is the current state (stage). DateTime ●
accumulated_minutes The previously accumulated time in minutes for the given state Int ●
registered Registered when UtcDateTime
registered_associate_id Registered by whom FK associate
updated Last updated when UtcDateTime
updated_associate_id Last updated by whom FK associate
updatedCount Number of updates made to this record UShort

time_keeping table relationship diagram

Indexes

Fields Types Description
time_keeping_id PK Clustered, Unique
entity_id, state_id, time_keeping_type Int, Int, Enum Index

Relationships

Table Description
associate Employees, resources and other users - except for External persons

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