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time_keeping Table (501)

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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 ●
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
ownerTable The table that is the owning entity TableNumber
ownerRecord Optional owner record id, if layout is bound to an owner RecordId ●

time_keeping table relationship diagram

Indexes

Fields Types Description
ownerRecord, state_id, time_keeping_type RecordId, Int, Enum Index

Relationships

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

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