Hopefully everyone remembers the dark days when you had to create hitorical payroll companies so that you could get the payroll data out of previous years. Well those back-ups finally paid off. Some time between when I created the 2000 backup in January of 2001 and the 2001 backup in January of 2002 someone went in and deleted a BUNCH of old staff members. Only reason that we are noticing it now is that when we went to GP 7.5 then 8, the payroll folks could get the information without going to the historical companies... and of course today a person who worked back in 2001 wants some of historical info.
Here is the question:
by my count there are now 62 occurances of 'EMPLOYID' in the 8.0 database. Anyone ever have to copy a bunch of records from one payroll database to another (keeping in mind that the backup is a historical 7.5 db)? I can easily figure out which EMPLOYID I want (which are missing), but with 62 tables I am not sure which to take and in which order without a fair amount of trial and error.
aside from hommicide involving the payroll clerk that probably did this (they are gone now) anyone got any ideas?
Here is the question:
by my count there are now 62 occurances of 'EMPLOYID' in the 8.0 database. Anyone ever have to copy a bunch of records from one payroll database to another (keeping in mind that the backup is a historical 7.5 db)? I can easily figure out which EMPLOYID I want (which are missing), but with 62 tables I am not sure which to take and in which order without a fair amount of trial and error.
aside from hommicide involving the payroll clerk that probably did this (they are gone now) anyone got any ideas?