Fast Formulas
Fast Formulas
a)You can use predefined payroll formulas. When you receive Oracle Payroll, some formulas are
predefined in your system. You cannot make any changes to these formulas, but you can copy
them and modify the copies.
b)All Oracle Payroll users can use Fast Formula to write payroll calculations and skip rules for
elements you define yourself to represent earnings and deductions.
7. Absence Duration:
You can write a formula to calculate the duration of an absence from the start and end dates and
times. Your localization team may have created a default formula, but you can override this with
your own version.
9.Set up business rules and call them from other PL/SQL applications:
You can call formulas from PL/SQL applications. This enables direct access to data items and
makes it possible to develop custom code for localized business rules. More detailed information
about calling Fast Formula from PL/SQL can be found in the technical essay Calling Fast
Formula from PL/SQL.
11.Collective agreements:
Using formulas you can calculate whether a person is eligible to receive a collective agreement
entitlement. This can be used when defining an eligibility profile to be used in conjunction with a
collective agreement, instead of selecting criteria elements. You select the formula as a rule when
defining the eligibility profile.
ii) DA Element:
Click on the Show Items Button and Query for the Database Items related to the element
Ex1_Basic and search for the item which is suffixed with ENTRY_VALUE.
Click on Edit Button and write the formula Logic and click on Verify button to verify the
syntax.
Step9: Attach all the defined Elements for the employee to whom the payroll has to be run.
Navigation: People > Enter and Maintain
Create Employee (or) Query Employee
Click on Assignments
Click on Entries
Select the Employee for whom you have run the payroll and click on SOE Report to view the
Pay Advice Report.