micros Systems, Inc.

SQL / Database Access

Manual
3700 POS
Restaurant Enterprise Series

Copyright 2000
MICROS Systems, Inc.
Beltsville, MD USA
All Rights Reserved

Part Number:100134-507 (4th Edition)

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Management

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2nd April 1998 2.00 -
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4th August 2000 2.60 2.60

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Table of Contents
Preface
Welcome to the SQL / Database Access Manual ............................................. vi
Conventions & Symbols ................................................................................... ix
Reader Response............................................................................................... x

Chapter 1: Introduction to the Database

Database Concepts............................................................................................ 1-2
Database System Overview .............................................................................. 1-5

Chapter 2: Connecting to the Database

Connection Overview ....................................................................................... 2-2
ODBC Administrator........................................................................................ 2-3

Chapter 3: Database Management Utilities

ISQL ................................................................................................................. 3-2
SQL Central ...................................................................................................... 3-4

Chapter 4: Accessing the Database

Crystal Reports ................................................................................................. 4-2
Microsoft Excel ................................................................................................ 4-5

Chapter 5: Database Tables and RES

Overview........................................................................................................... 5-2
POS Configurator Folders ................................................................................ 5-3
Adding Changes to the MICROS Database...................................................... 5-14
Converting Custom Changes ............................................................................ 5-15

Chapter 6: Views
What are Views?............................................................................................... 6-2
Using Views...................................................................................................... 6-3
3700 Views ....................................................................................................... 6-4

Chapter 7: Stored Procedures

What are Stored Procedures?............................................................................ 7-2
Using Stored Procedures................................................................................... 7-2
3700 Stored Procedures .................................................................................... 7-3

Chapter 8: Domain Datatypes

Datatype Overview ........................................................................................... 8-2
SQL Anywhere Datatypes ................................................................................ 8-3
3700 Domain Datatypes ................................................................................... 8-4
Database Domain Report.................................................................................. 8-40
The Domain Report Template .......................................................................... 8-46

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Chapter 9: Database Tables

Types of Database Tables ................................................................................. 9-2
Overview........................................................................................................... 9-3
Database Schema Report .................................................................................. 9-4
Using the Report Executable ............................................................................ 9-10
The Schema Report........................................................................................... 9-14

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Preface

In this preface, you will find information about this manual. Refer to the
preface if you have any questions about the organization, conventions, or
contents of this manual.

In this preface
Welcome to the SQL / Database Access Manual ..................................... vi
Conventions & Symbols...........................................................................ix
Reader Response .......................................................................................x

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Welcome to the SQL / Database Access Manual

Welcome to the 3700 SQL Database Access Manual. This manual
describes the information that is stored in the 3700 RES database and how
to access this information.

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In this first section, you will find a brief, general introduction to the 3700
database. This section provides an overview of database concepts and
describes the 3700 database structure.
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This section describes how to connect to a database server via ODBC and
how to configure the database engine.
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This section describes how ISQL and SQL Central may be used to
manage an SQL Anywhere database.
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This section provides examples of how to access the 3700 database from
the following applications:
q Crystal Reports
q Microsoft® Excel
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This section describes how the 3700 database tables relate to what you see
in the POS Configurator module.
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This section introduces Views and describes how they are used with the
3700 database.
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This section contains an overview of Stored Procedures and describes
how they are used with the 3700 database.
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In this section, you will find a description of the Domains and SQL data
types that have been defined for the 3700 database.
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This section contains the following information for each 3700 database
table:
q Logical Column Name(s)
q Physical Column Name(s)
q Datatype for each Column
q Primary Key
q Foreign Key
q Alternate Keys
q Null Option

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This manual is intended for use by:
q MICROS Installers/Programmers
q MICROS Dealers
q MICROS Customer Service
q MICROS Training Personnel
q MIS Personnel

This manual assumes that you have the following knowledge or expertise:
q Working knowledge of the Windows interface.
q Operational understanding of PCs.
q Understanding of basic network concepts.
q Experience with Windows; especially with Windows 95 and
Windows NT.
q Basic knowledge of relational database concepts.
q Understanding of POS terminology and concepts.
q Exposure to a MICROS POS system (2400, 2700, 4700, 8700) or
other POS; preferably experience programming 2700 systems.

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This section provides a list of the related MICROS documentation as well
as a list of suggested reading materials.

MICROS Documentation
The 3700 Restaurant Enterprise Series library includes:
q 3700 Administration Applications Manual 100134-503
q 3700 Custom Reports Design Manual 100134-508
q 3700 Feature Quick Reference Manual 100134-506
q 3700 Feature Reference Manual 100134-501
q 3700 Hardware Installation Guide 100134-514
q 3700 Hardware User’s Maintenance Guide 100134-512
q PC Workstation Model 32 Setup Guide 100016-085
q 3700 Reports Manual 100134-511
q 3700 Site Preparation Guide 100134-513
q 3700 Site Survey Manual 100134-505
q 3700 SQL / Database Access Manual 100134-507
q 3700 POS Configurator User’s Guide 100134-504
q 3700 System Interface Module User’s Guide 100134-516
q 3700 User’s Manual 100134-502

Suggested Reading
q Crystal Reports documentation
q Microsoft Windows 95 Resource Kit
q Sybase SQL Anywhere documentation

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Conventions & Symbols

This section describes the conventions and symbols that are used
throughout the printed 3700 documentation.

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The following conventions are used throughout this manual.

Convention Meaning

[Key] Keys on a PC or PC Workstation. Example:

[Enter]

‘Message’ Messages that may appear during the program-

ming process. Example: ‘Select Menu Item
Range’

Courier Information to be entered by a user. Example:

copy a:\readme.txt c:\micros
bold Boldface is used to indicate directory names,
filenames, and menu selections. Example: File
Menu.

[Key1]+[Key2] The plus sign (+) between key names indicates

that you should press the keys simultaneously.

| Indicates the sequence of menu items to be

selected. Example: File | Sales | Condiments

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The following symbols are used throughout this manual.

Note
This symbol is used to bring special attention to a related
feature.

Tip
This symbol is used to point out suggestions that can save you
time and difficulty.

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Reader Response
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 Chapter 1

Introduction to the Database

This chapter provides an overview of database concepts and an

introduction to the 3700 Database.

In this chapter
Database Concepts .................................................................................1-2
Database System Overview................................................................... 1-5

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Database Concepts
This section introduces some of the basic terms and concepts that are
important in accessing the 3700 database. Note that the details of many of
these concepts are beyond the scope of this manual.

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A database is a shared, integrated collection of data. A database can be
modeled conceptually to define the way in which the database is
structured. For instance, SQL Anywhere is modeled as a relational
database.

Relational Database
In a relational database model, information is viewed in sets of tables.
Each table contains a fixed number of columns and a variable number of
rows.
Each column can contain values which are dependent on a domain (or
datatype). A domain defines the set of allowable values for a particular
column.

Keys
Keys are columns that help to uniquely identify specific rows in a table
and define relationships between tables. There are three types of keys:
primary, foreign, and alternate.
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A primary key is any column or set of columns where the values uniquely
identify a row in the table. In the 3700 database, most tables have a
column for a sequence number. This sequence number is the primary key
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A foreign key defines the relationships between database tables. A
foreign key in one table contains a value corresponding to the primary key
of another table. For instance, in the 3700 database, a relationship has
been defined between the Employee Class and Employee tables. The
Employee table contains the Employee Class Sequence column which is a
foreign key to the Employee Class Sequence column in the Employee
Class table.

In the 3700 database, privileges are defined for Employee Classes and are
extended to each employee who is a member of a particular Employee
Class. In the diagram above, the employee Paul is a member of the
Kitchen Staff class. Therefore, Paul will be extended the privileges that
have been assigned to the Kitchen Staff class.
When the foreign key of a table contains the same values as the primary
key of another table, there is referential integrity. Referential integrity
ensures that database information remains accurate and usable. In the
above example, the employee Paul is a member of the Kitchen Staff class.
Since referential integrity exists between the Employee Class and
Employee tables, you can not delete the Kitchen Staff class while Paul is
still a member.
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An alternate key provides a way of uniquely identifying the rows in a
table in addition to the primary key. For instance, the payroll_id column
in the emp_def table is an alternate key. Since no two employees will
have the same payroll ID number, the payroll_id column is designated as
an alternate key and is therefore unique.

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Structured Query Language (SQL) is a query and programming language
that is used by many relational database systems to query, update, and
manage databases.
Although the exact syntax may vary from vendor to vendor, the basic
concepts and structures for SQL are the same. For detailed information
about using SQL commands to access a database, refer to your Sybase
SQL Anywhere User’s Guide.

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Client/Server computing is a form of distributed processing in which a
computer acts as a Server, providing database, application, and systems
management functionality to clients. In the 3700 environment, the Server
is the database engine, such as SQL Anywhere. The clients are
applications, such as POS Configurator or POS Operations.
The Server handles requests for data and returns only the data required to
answer the request. If the client and server are on different network nodes,
unnecessary network traffic is eliminated because only the requested data
is transferred.
In the networked client/server environment, the workload is split between
the client computers that request services, such as printing, information
retrieval, or updating of a customer account, and the server computer that
processes the request.
Two of the benefits of client/server computing are described below:
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significantly reduces LAN traffic and improves the overall system
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All of the databases are managed and accessed by a central database
server. The database server is responsible for various functions, such as
data integrity, security, and backup.


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Database System Overview

This section describes the 3700 database system components and
introduces the types of database tables.

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The 3700 database system consists of the following components:
q SQL Anywhere
q Network Support (TCP/IP)
q Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) Drivers
q Borland Database Engine (BDE)
q 3700 Applications

3700 Applications
Autosequences System Manager POS
and Reports Configurator Procedures Operations

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Anywhere can be used in a client/server environment where processing is
divided between the client and server components.
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TCP/IP is an interface that allows two different processes on different
computers to communicate.

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ODBC is an interface standard developed by Microsoft Corporation.
ODBC provides an interface to database management systems through
drivers provided by the database manufacturers. For instance, Sybase
supplies an ODBC driver for SQL Anywhere.
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The Borland Database Engine processes the requests that are made by
certain client applications. These requests are in the form of SQL
statements, such as a SELECT statement which is used to extract
information from the database. The client application sends the SQL
statement, the database engine processes them and sends the results back
to the client application.
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The 3700 applications include any applications that access the 3700
database, such as POS Configurator.

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The tables in the 3700 database fall into one of the following categories:
definition, status, transaction, or totals tables.
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The definition tables define various aspects of the 3700 system, such as
menu items, employees, devices, etc. These definition tables can be
programmed using the POS Configurator module.
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The status tables are updated automatically in response to system events.
For instance, the Employee Status table contains a column (Time Clock
Status) that keeps track of when an employee clocks in or out. This table
is updated whenever an employee clocks in or out.
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The detail tables contain information about POS transactions. For
instance, as POS transactions occur, the type of transaction is written to
the Transaction (trans_dtl) table.
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The totals tables contain accumulated totals information that reflect
transaction activity, such as menu item sales and time period sales.


 Chapter 2

Connecting to the Database

This chapter describes how to manually configure the connection needed

to access the 3700 database.

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Connection Overview.............................................................................2-2
ODBC Administrator ............................................................................ 2-3

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Connection Overview
In order for client applications, such as POS Configurator or
Autosequences and Reports to access the 3700 database, an ODBC
connection must be established to the database and the Borland Database
Engine must be configured.
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ODBC is an interface developed by Microsoft Corporation which
provides a standard interface for connecting client applications to
database management systems. ODBC defines data sources. Each data
source description contains the parameters required for connecting to the
database. This data source can be created using the ODBC Administrator.
The ODBC interface is automatically configured during installation of the
3700 system CD-ROM. Refer to “ODBC Administrator” on page 2-3 for
information on how to manually configure the ODBC data source.
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client application. These requests are in the form of SQL statements, such
as a SELECT statement which is used to extract information from the
database. The client application sends the SQL statement, the database
engine processes them and sends the results back to the client application.
The BDE is automatically configured during installation of the 3700
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ODBC Administrator
The ODBC Administrator allows you to define the data source required to
connect to the 3700 database. The following steps describe how to
configure the data source for 3700. Note that you must have SQL
Anywhere installed in order to configure the data source.
1. From the Start Menu, select Programs | Sybase SQL Anywhere 5.0
| ODBC Administrator. The Data Sources dialog box appears.

2. Click the Add button. The Add Data Source dialog box appears.
3. Highlight Sybase SQL Anywhere 5.0 in the Installed ODBC Drivers
box and click OK. The SQL Anywhere ODBC Configuration dialog
box appears.
4. Enter the appropriate information as shown and described below:

For this field: Enter:

Data Source Name micros

User ID

Password
Server Name The name assigned to the
Server PC.

Database Name micros

Database File The path and filename for the

micros.db database file.

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5. Click the Network button in the Sybase SQL ODBC Configuration

dialog box.
6. Click the Microsoft Applications (Keys in SQLStatistics) check box.
7. Click OK on the Sybase SQL ODBC Configuration dialog box.
8. Close the Data Sources dialog box.


 Chapter 3

Database Management Utilities

This chapter describes how to use SQL Anywhere’s ISQL and SQL
Central utilities for database management.

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ISQL .......................................................................................................3-2
SQL Central........................................................................................... 3-4

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Interactive Structured Query Language (ISQL) is the utility provided with
SQL Anywhere that allows you to execute SQL statements and view the
results.

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To start SQL Anywhere ISQL utility, select Programs | Sybase SQL
Anywhere 5.0 | ISQL from the Start menu. Enter the appropriate User ID
and Password. The following window displays:

Data
Window

Command
Window

Enter SQL statements in the Command Window that appears at the

bottom of the ISQL screen. The Data Window at the top of the ISQL
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ISQL can be used to view information in the 3700 database. For instance,
to display the information that is currently in the Menu Item Definition
Table, enter the following line into the Command window and press the
Execute button.

select * from mi_def

This command displays all columns (*) in the Menu Item Definition
(mi_def) table.
You can also use the select command to display specific columns from a
table or group of tables as shown in the following select statement.
select name_1, preset_amt_1
from mi_def, mi_price_def
where mi_price_def.mi_seq = mi_def.mi_seq
The select statement shown above selects the name_1 column from the
mi_def table and the preset_amt_1 column from the mi_price_def table
based on the search-condition that the mi_seq numbers are the same in
both tables.
Refer to the Sybase SQL User’s Guide for detailed information on using
the select command.

Note
If ISQL or any other tool places an update lock on a row
without committing or rolling back, other applications
including POS Operations may stop when the locked row is
encountered. Refer to the Using Transactions and Locks
section of the Sybase SQL User’s Guide for more information.

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SQL Central

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SQL Central is a graphical database management tool that allows you to
view the database structure and monitor database performance.

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To start the SQL Central utility:
1. Select Programs | Sybase SQL Anywhere 5.0 | SQL Central from
the Start menu. The SQL Central window displays.
2. Select Tools | Connect. The SQL Anywhere Logon dialog box
displays.
3. Enter the appropriate user ID and password. The database appears in
the SQL Central window.

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To examine the database structure:
1. Expand the database server that appears on the left side of the SQL
Central window.
2. Expand the 3700 database folder as shown below:

3. Double-click the Tables folder. The database tables appear on the

right side of the SQL Central window.
4. Double-click the chk_dtl table that appears on the right side of the
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5. Double-click the Columns folder. The columns in the chk_dtl table

appear.
Note that the views and stored procedures in the database can be viewed
in the same manner as the tables.
Refer to the Sybase SQL User’s Guide for more information on using
SQL Central.

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 Chapter 4

Accessing the Database

This chapter provides examples of how to access the 3700 database using
Crystal Reports and Microsoft® Excel.

In this chapter
Crystal Reports.......................................................................................4-2
Microsoft Excel ..................................................................................... 4-5

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Crystal Reports
Crystal Reports is an application by Crystal Computer Services, Inc. that
allows you to create custom reports using information stored in the 3700
database. Crystal Reports Professional is required to create custom
reports.
MICROS will set all standard reports at object number 9999 and below.
Any custom reports should be given an object number above 9999. This
will ensure that MICROS can add changes to reports without overwriting
a custom report
The following steps provide an example of how to create a custom report.
Refer to the 3700 Custom Reports Design Manual for more details on
how to create custom reports.
1. Select File | New | Standard Expert from Crystal Reports. The
Create Report Expert appears.
2. Click the SQL/ODBC button. The Choose SQL Table dialog box
appears.
3. Highlight the database view or table that you would like to use in
creating the report and click the Add button.
Example: v_R_sys_menuitem

4. Repeat Step 3 for each view or table you would like to use in
reporting.
5. Click the Done button from the Choose SQL Table dialog box. The
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7. Highlight the database field and click the Add button for each field
that you would like to appear in the report. The selected fields appear
in the Report Fields box as shown below:

Example: business_date, menuitem_number, menuitem_name1,

major_group_number, major_group_name, family_group_number,
family_group_name, Price1, P1_sales_qty, P1_sales_total
8. Click the Next button. The Step 3:Sort tab appears.
9. Highlight the field(s) that you would like to sort by and click the Add
button.
Example: business_date

10. Select the appropriate sort order from the Order drop-box and click
the Next button. The Step 4:Total tab appears.
Example: in ascending order

11. Select the fields to subtotal, count, etc. and click the Next button. The
Step 5:Select tab appears.
Example: P1_sales_qty (sum), P1_sales_total (sum)

12. Select the fields and filter options as desired and click the Next
button. The Step 6:Style tab appears.
13. Enter the report title, select the desired report style, and click the
Preview Report button.
Example: Report Example (Title), Leading Break (Style)

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14. The report template is created, the report is generated and displayed
as shown below.

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Microsoft Excel
The information stored in the 3700 database can be accessed from
Microsoft® Excel by using the XLODBC and Microsoft Query add-in
programs. These add-in programs allow you to use Microsoft Query to
select the tables and columns that you wish to bring into Excel. Once the
tables and columns are selected, the information can be returned to the
desired cells in Excel.
The following steps describe how to use the Excel add-in programs to
bring information into Microsoft Excel from the 3700 database. Note that
you must have the XLODBC and Microsoft Query add-ins loaded to
complete this procedure.
1. Select Data | Get External Data from Microsoft Excel. The
Microsoft Query application is started and the Select Data Source
dialog box appears.
2. Highlight the 3700 data source and click the Use button. The Add
Tables dialog box appears.
3. Highlight the database table that you would like to access and click
the Add button. The selected database table and its columns appears
at the top of the Microsoft Query screen.
4. Repeat Step 3 for each table you would like to access.
5. Click the Close button from the Add Tables dialog box.
6. The selected tables appear as shown below:

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7. Select the desired columns from the tables that appear at the top of the
Microsoft Query screen. The contents of the columns appear at the
bottom of the screen as shown below:

8. Select File | Return Data to Microsoft Excel. The Excel screen

appears with the Get External Data dialog box.
9. Enter the appropriate cell location in the Destination field in which
you would like the selected information to appear. Click OK. The
selected database information appears in the Excel spreadsheet.


 Chapter 5

Database Tables and RES

This chapter introduces the Restaurant Enterprise System and describes

how changes made through POS Configurator, Enterprise Configurator,
and Enterprise Office Main Monitor affect the contents of the database
tables.

In this chapter
Overview ................................................................................................5-2
POS Configurator Folders..................................................................... 5-3
Adding Changes to the MICROS Database ........................................ 5-14
Converting Custom Changes............................................................... 5-15

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Overview
POS Configurator, Enterprise Configurator, and Enterprise Office Main
Monitors are software applications which allow you to easily program the
database by adding, updating, and deleting information stored in the
database. For instance, with POS Configurator you can program hardware
configurations, employee information, menu items, and other POS related
information. Enterprise Configurator allows you to define store locations,
price tiers, and enterprise level information. Enterprise Office allows you
to keep track of inventory, recipes, and order information.
Refer to the Online Help for POS Configurator or the POS Configurator
User’s Guide for detailed information about the POS Configurator
module.


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POS Configurator Folders

The POS Configurator module includes the following folders: Sales,
Employees, Devices, Revenue Center, System, and Reporting. Each of
these folders contain buttons that allow you to access various database
tables. Clicking a button on a folder displays the corresponding form.
The following diagram points out the terminology used throughout this
chapter when referring to the Restaurant Enterprise System modules.
Button

Folder

Tab

Click the Form

Menu Item
Classes button
to open the
Menu Item
Classes form.

The following sections contain tables which describe each of the POS
Configurator folders and how they relate to what is stored in the database.
The following is an example of the tables that appear in the following
sections.

The POS
and the POS Configurator tab updates the database table
Configurator form

Menu Item Classes Description Menu Item Type Class Definition

(mi_type_class_def)

The table shown in the above example should be read as follows:

The POS Configurator button Menu Item Classes and the POS
Configurator tab Description updates the database table Menu Item Type
Class Definition.

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Note that the Logical (Menu Item Type Class Definition) and Physical
(mi_type_class_def) names are listed for the database table being
updated.

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The Sales folder allows you to update the sales-related tables in the
database. The POS Configurator Sales folder is shown below:

The following table shows how the POS Configurator Sales folder
corresponds to the database.

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Configurator form

Menu Items Definition

General Menu Item Definition (mi_def)

Groups Menu Item Group Definition

(mi_grp_def)

Options Menu Item Options (mi_def)

Reporting Report Groups (mi_def)

Prices Menu Item Price Definition

(mi_price_def)

Menu Item Classes Description Menu Item Type Class Definition

General Options (mi_type_class_def)
Print/Display
Price/Totals
Condiments Condiment Groups Condiment Group Definition
(cond_grp_def)

Condiment Membership Condiment Group Membership Class

Definition (cond_grp_mem_def)

Condiment Selection Condiment Selection Class Definition

(cond_grp_sel_def)


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The POS
and the POS Configurator tab updates the database Table
Configurator form

Courses Courses Course Definition (crs_def)

Course Membership Course Membership Class Definition

(crs_mem_def)

Course Selection Course Selection Class Definition

(crs_sel_def)
Descriptors Discount/Service SLU Discount/Service Charge SLU
Definition (dsvc_slu_def)

Menu Item SLU Menu Item SLU Definition

(mi_slu_def)

Tender/Media SLU Tender/Media SLU (tmed_slu_def)

Sales Itemizers Sales Itemizer Definition

(sales_itmzr_def)

Headers Header Definition (hdr_def)

Trailers Trailer Definition (trlr_def)

Menu Levels Menu Level Classes Menu Level Class Definition

(mlvl_class_def)
Auto Menu Levels Auto Menu Level Definition
(auto_mlvl_def)

Discount/Service General Discount/Service Charge Definition

Options (dsvc_def)
Discount/Service Charge

Tender/Media General Tender Media Definition (tmed_def)

Tender
CC Tender
Credit Auth | Authorization
PMS
Service TTL
Printing
Presets Tender Preset Amount
(preset_tmed_def)

Credit Auth | Preambles Tender Media Preamble Definition

(tmed_preamble_def)

Currency Foreign Currency Definition

(currency_def)
Print Classes Print Definition Class (prn_class_def)

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and the POS Configurator tab updates the database Table
Configurator form

Tax Rates General Tax Rate Definition (tax_rate_def)

Breakpoints Tax Rate Definition (tax_rate_def)

Tax Breakpoint Definition
(tax_brkpt_def)

Canadian Tax Tax Rate Definition (tax_rate_def)

Tax Classes Tax Class Definition (tax_class_def)

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The Employees folder allows you to update the employee-related tables in
the database. The POS Configurator Employees folder is shown below:

The following table shows how the POS Configurator Employees folder
corresponds to the database.

The POS and the System

updates the database Table
Configurator form Configurator tab

Employees General Employee Definition (emp_def)

Options

Employee Status Employee Status (emp_status)

Job Rates Employee Job Rate Definition

(job_rate_def)

Employee Classes Guest Checks Employee Class Definition

Void/Return (emp_class_def)
Options
Procedures
Clock In/Sign In
Privileges
Transactions
Printing


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The POS and the System

updates the database Table
Configurator form Configurator tab

Configurator Employee Class Configurator Access

Access Definition (emp_class_cfg_access_def)

Jobs Job Definitions Employee Job Definition (job_def)

Job Categories Employee Job Category Definition

(job_cat_def)
Time and General Employee Time and Attendance
Attendance Time Clock Schedule Definition (time_clock_def)
Overtime
Breaks
Time Clock Employee Time Clock Schedule
Schedule Definition (time_clock_sched_def)

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The Devices folder allows you to update the hardware-related tables in
the database. The POS Configurator Devices folder is shown below:

The following table shows how the POS Configurator Devices folder
corresponds to the database.

The POS
and the POS Configurator tab updates the database Table
Configurator form

Network Node Network Lan Node Definition

(lan_node_def)

Comm Ports Communications Port Definition

(com_port_def)

Devices General Device Table Definition (dev_def)

Printer Definition
Printer Interface

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The POS
and the POS Configurator tab updates the database Table
Configurator form

User Workstation General User Workstation Definition

UWS Options (uws_def)
Cashier
Order Devices
Printers

Order Devices General Order Device Definition

Options (order_device_def)

Interfaces General Interface Definition (interface_def)

Interface Com Port Definition

(com_port_def)

CA/EDC Drivers Driver CA/EDC Driver Definition

System (caedc_driver_def)
Authorization
Settlement

Touchscreens Touchscreens Touchscreen Screen Definition

(ts_scrn_def)

Styles Touchscreen Style Definition

(ts_style_def)

Touchscreen Touchscreen Key Definition

Designer (ts_key_def)


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The Revenue Center folder allows you to update the Revenue Center
characteristics of the database. The POS Configurator Revenue Center
folder is shown below:

The following table shows how the POS Configurator Revenue Center
folder corresponds to the database:

The POS
and the POS Configurator tab updates the database Table
Configurator form

RVC Credit Cards General Revenue Center Definition

Headers (rvc_def)
Trailers
Floor Limits
Printing

RVC Discount/ Revenue Center Definition

Service (rvc_def)

RVC Display Design Revenue Center Definition

(rvc_def)

RVC Posting General Revenue Center Definition

Options (rvc_def)

RVC Printing General Revenue Center Definition

Options (rvc_def)
RVC Print Design General Revenue Center Definition
Parameters (rvc_def)
Guest Checks
Options
Headers
Trailers

RVC Interfaces System Interface Module Revenue Center Definition

Property Management System (rvc_def)

RVC Seats Revenue Center Definition

(rvc_def)
RVC Table Seating Table Definition (tbl_def)

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The POS
and the POS Configurator tab updates the database Table
Configurator form

RVC Taxes General Revenue Center Definition

Value Added Tax (rvc_def)
Canadian Tax
Other Tax

RVC Touchscreens Touchscreens Revenue Center Definition

Styles (rvc_def)
Alerts

RVC Transactions General Revenue Center Definition

Checks/Receipts (rvc_def)
Cashier
Security
Menu Levels
Retail

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The System folder allows you to update the system-wide characteristics
of the database. The POS Configurator System folder is shown below:

The following table shows how the POS Configurator System folder
corresponds to the database:

The POS
and the POS Configurator tab updates the database Table
Configurator form

Restaurant Descriptions Restaurant Definition (rest_def)

Business Settings
Options

Reasons Reason Definition (reason_def)

Macros Macro Definition (macro_def)

Macro Key Definition

(macro_key_def)


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The POS
and the POS Configurator tab updates the database Table
Configurator form

Information Screens Information Screen Definition

(info_screen_def)

Serving Periods Serving Period Definition

(srv_period_def)

Time Periods Time Period Definition

(time_period_def)

Periods Period Definition (period_def)

Licensing Licensing Definition (registry)

External Programs External Programs Definition

(ext_prog_def)

Order Types Order Type Definition

(order_type_def)

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The Reporting folder allows you to update the report-related features of
the database. The POS Configurator Reporting folder is shown below:

The following table shows how the POS Configurator Reporting folder
corresponds to the database:

The POS
and the POS Configurator tab updates the database Table
Configurator form

Report Templates Report Templates Definition

(rpt_template_def)

Report Classes Report Classes Definition

(rpt_class_def)

Report Date Range Date Range Definition

(date_range_def)

Schedule Classes General Report Schedule Definition

Days/Months (sched_class_def)

Cashier Totals Cashier Totals Definition

(cshr_ttl_def)

Historical Totals Descriptor Historical Totals Definition

(histo_ttl_def)

Classes Historical Totals Class Definition

(histo_ttl_class_def)

Report Groups Major Groups Major Group Definition

(maj_grp_def)
Family Groups Family Group Definition
(fam_grp_def)

Menu Item Groups Menu Item Group Definition

(mi_grp_def)


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The POS
and the POS Configurator tab updates the database Table
Configurator form

Tracking Groups Tracking Groups Tracking Group Definition

(trk_grp_def)

Tracking Totals Definition

(trk_ttl_def)

Autosequences Autosequences Definition

(aseq_def)

Autosequence Ranges Autosequence Steps Definition

Steps (aseq_step_def)

Error Actions Autosequence Steps Definition

(aseq_step_def)

Call/Ext Prog Autosequence External Programs

Step Definition
(aseq_ext_prog_step_def)

Report Autosequence Report Step

Definition (aseq_rpt_step_def)

Stored Proc Autosequence Stored Procedure

Step Definition
(aseq_stored_proc_step_def)

Autosequence Stored Procedure

Step Parameter Definition
(aseq_stored_proc_step_parm_def)

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Adding Changes to the MICROS Database

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In version 1.02 and later, a custom user is available for making custom
changes to the database. This user is a member of the
DEFINITION_GROUP, and has the same privileges as applications such
as POS Configurator.
The custom user (password: “custom”) has resource permission. This
allows it to create its own database objects: tables, stored procedures,
views and triggers for custom tables. In addition to resource permission,
this user has permission to read all tables and to insert, delete, and update
all definition tables. For more detailed information about permissions for
this user, refer to SQL Central.

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Be aware of these restrictions when making custom changes:
q No changes can be made to MICROS-owned objects. The custom
user is only able to modify its own objects.
q Foreign keys cannot be added that reference MICROS- owned tables.
Any relationship to a MICROS table needs to be implied. That
relationship cannot be formed with a foreign key. Data integrity for
inserts and updates to a custom table can be handled via triggers on
that table.
q Conversion is not automatic. Special conversion scripts must be
created (as documented below).

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Custom stored procedures can be included in autosequences.
All rows with object numbers above 10,000 are available for custom use
in the stored_proc_def table. By inserting a row in this table for the
custom stored procedure, that procedure can be setup to run in an
autosequence. When adding rows to this table, the name of the procedure
should be qualified with the owner name (i.e.,
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Converting Custom Changes

To allow custom tables to be converted, additional support has been added
to dbconverter. Each time it runs, dbconverter checks for the existence of
preconv.bat and postconv.bat files in the 3700\scripts directory. These
files will be automatically called if they exist. Although primitive, this
allows sql scripts to be automatically run through ISQL.
The following example illustrates how to leverage this functionality. It is
an example of a simple custom configuration that involves conference
room management. This example illustrates how to set up a system to
allow for custom changes to be automatically converted.
In this example, assume that the MICROS database contains the
following custom database objects:
q Tables: conference_room_def, customer_account_def,
current_bookings
q Stored Procedures: sp_ReserveRoom()

Converting this information involves the following steps:

q extracting information from the old database
q creating the custom objects in the new database
q loading data into the custom objects

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Create a sql file script to unload the data from the old database. Place the
script in a directory such as 3700\sql\custom. For the purposes of this
example, the sql script will be called preconv.sql.
Below is an example of a preconv.sql script used to unload data:
SELECT room_num, name, capacity
FROM custom.conference_room_def;
OUTPUT TO conference_room_def.dat;

SELECT acct_num, group_name, contact_lname,

contact_fname, phone_number
FROM custom.customer_account_def;
OUTPUT TO customer_account_def.dat;

SELECT room_num, event_date, start_time, acct_grp,

guest_cnt, setup_type, confirmation_num
FROM custom.current_bookings;
OUTPUT TO current_bookings.dat;

Create a batch file in the 3700\scripts directory called preconv.bat. This

batch file will be used the run the preconv.sql script. The contents of the
batch file should resemble the following:

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%SQLANY%\win32\isql -c "uid=custom;pwd=custom;dbn=mi-
crosold;dbf=%RESDBDIR%\microsold.db;
start=dbeng50" %RESDBDIR%\custom\preconv.sql

Place this batch file in the 3700\scripts directory. This will automatically
be run by the dbconverter.
Note that the %SQLANY% and %RESDBDIR% environment variables
are created during MICROS setup.

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The next step in setting up a custom conversion is creating a sql script to
create custom objects and load data into the new database. For the
purposes of this example, the script will be called postconv.sql.
Create the postconv.sql script to recreate the custom database objects in
the new database.
%% Create custom tables and stored procedures.

CREATE TABLE custom.conference_room_def

(room_num int,
name char(32),
max_capacity int,
PRIMARY KEY(room_num));

CREATE TABLE custom.customer_account_def

(acct_num int,
group_name char(32),
contact_lname char(32),
contact_fname char(32),
phone_number char(32),
PRIMARY KEY(acct_num));

CREATE TABLE custom.current_bookings

(room_num int,
event_date date,
start_time time,
acct_grp int,
guest_cnt int,
setup_type int,
confirmation_num int,
PRIMARY KEY(room_num, event_date, start_time));

CREATE PROCEDURE custom.sp_ReserveRoom

(in p_room_num int,
in p_acct_grp int,
in p_date date,
in p_time time,
in p_num_guests int,
inout p_confirm_num int,
inout p_error int)


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BEGIN

DECLARE @max_capacity int;

IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM custom.current_bookings

WHERE room_num = p_room_num
AND event_date = p_date
AND start_time = p_time) THEN

%% Room is already booked!!!

SET p_error = -1;
RETURN;
END IF;

SELECT max_capacity
INTO @max_capacity
FROM custom.conference_room_def;

IF p_num_guests > @max_capacity THEN

%% Number of guests exceeds room capacity!!!
SET p_error = -2;
RETURN;
END IF;

INSERT INTO custom.current_bookings

(room_num, event_date, start_time, acct_grp,
guest_cnt,
confirmation_num)
VALUES (p_room_num, p_date, p_time, p_acct_grp,
p_num_guests,
room_num || minutes(now(*)));

END;

%% Reload data before adding foreign keys between custom

tables.
%% This will eliminate the need to determine a load or-
der for
%% maintaining referential integrity.

INPUT INTO custom.conference_room_def

FROM conference_room_def.dat
(room_num, name, capacity);

INPUT INTO custom.customer_account_def

FROM customer_account_def.dat
(acct_num, group_name, contact_lname, contact_fname,
phone_number);

INPUT INTO custom.current_bookings

FROM current_bookings.dat
(room_num, event_date, start_time, acct_grp, guest_cnt,
setup_type, confirmation_num);

%% Restore any foreign keys between custom tables.

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ALTER TABLE custom.current_bookings

ADD FOREIGN KEY CFK1current_booking(acct_grp)
REFERENCES custom.customer_account_def(acct_num)
ON DELETE RESTRICT;

ALTER TABLE custom.current_bookings

ADD FOREIGN KEY CFK2current_booking(room_num)
REFERENCES custom.conference_room_def(room_num)
ON DELETE RESTRICT;

Create a batch file in the 3700\scripts directory called postconv.bat. The

contents of the batch file should resemble this:
%SQLANY%\win32\isql -c "uid=custom;pwd=custom;dbn=mi-
cros;dbf=%RESDBDIR%\micros.db;
start=dbeng50" %RESDBDIR%\custom\postconv.sql

The final directory structure should look like this:

C:\RES\3700\SQL\CUSTOM\preconv.sql
C:\RES\3700\SQL\CUSTOM\postconv.sql
C:\RES\3700\SCRIPTS\preconv.bat
C:\RES\3700\SCRIPTS\postconv.bat

Once these scripts are created, they are automatically detected on all
subsequent conversions.


 Chapter 6

Views

This chapter provides an introduction to views and describes how they are
used in the 3700 environment.

In this chapter
What are Views?.....................................................................................6-2
Using Views .......................................................................................... 6-3
3700 Views............................................................................................ 6-4

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What are Views?

A view is a logical table composed of columns from one or more database
tables. Views behave in the same manner as tables, but do not really
contain any data.
Views allow you to:
q Combine information from multiple tables to facilitate access.
q Limit access to data in a table.
q Define common queries that are central to the database and improve
the speed of data access.
The information in a view is not stored separately in the database. Instead,
each time you refer to the view, SQL Anywhere executes the associated
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Using Views
A view is created using the CREATE VIEW command. This CREATE
VIEW command allows you to define a table, known as a view, and store
the results of a SELECT statement in the database under a view name.
The following is an example 3700 database view.

create view v_R_sys_maj_grp(business_date,

group_number,
group_name,
group_category,
sales_qty,
sales_total,
return_qty,
return_total,
discount_total, sys_sbtl_discount_total)
as select ttl.business_date,
ttl.maj_grp_seq,
def.name,
def.cat,
ttl.sls_cnt,
ttl.sls_ttl,
ttl.rtn_cnt,
ttl.rtn_ttl,
ttl.dsc_ttl,
(select sttl_dsc_ttl
from dly_sys_ttl
where business_date=ttl.business_date)
from M3700.maj_grp_def as def
,M3700.dly_sys_maj_grp_ttl as ttl
where def.maj_grp_seq=ttl.maj_grp_seq

This example creates a view using the System Definition, System Status,
Major Group Definition, and Daily System Major Group Total tables.
Refer to the Sybase SQL Anywhere User’s Guide for detailed information
on using views.

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The 3700 database views can be categorized according to their purpose.
Some views are used internally by POS Operations. Other views are used
for creating reports.
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In the 3700 System, views are used by the Crystal Reports templates to
generate reports. When a 3700 report is run, the appropriate stored
procedure is called by Crystal Reports. The stored procedure updates the
totals that will be used by the report. Once the totals have been updated,
the Crystal Reports template reads the rows that have been defined in the
view and generates the report.

The Stored Procedure is

called by Crystal Reports for the
report being executed.

Stored Procedure

The Stored Procedure updates

totals in the totals tables.

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Column 1 Column 2 Column 3

The rows that have been

defined in the view are read
and the report is generated.

Document
Document
3700 Report

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The information below is listed for each of the report views in the
following sections.
q Purpose of the view
q Tables and columns used to create the view
q Stored procedure that updates the totals used by the view
q Report name and report template that uses the view

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The v_R_cashier view provides financial information for each cashier,
such as net sales totals and check activity.
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below:

Tables Columns

Cashier Total Definition name obj_number

(cshr_ttl_def)

Daily Cashier Totals shift_seq end_time

(shift_cshr_ttl) start_time net_sls_ttl
item_dsc_ttl sttl_dsc_ttl
rtn_cnt rtn_ttl
svc_ttl void_cnt
void_ttl tax_coll_ttl
credit_ttl rounding_ttl
change_grand_ttl cancel_cnt
cancel_ttl mgr_void_cnt
mgr_void_ttl error_correct_cnt
error_correct_ttl chk_begun_cnt
chk_begun_ttl chk_paid_cnt
chk_paid_ttl chk_xfer_in_cnt
chk_xfer_in_ttl chk_xfer_out_cnt
chk_xfer_out_ttl no_sale_cnt

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

Order Type Definition name

(order_type_def)

Shift Cashier Order order_type_seq chk_cnt

Type Totals net_sls_ttl tbl_turn_cnt
(shift_cshr_ot_ttl) cov_cnt tbl_dine_time

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Cashier Summary (CSHR_001.rpt)

Cashier Detail (CSHR_101.rpt)


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The v_R_cashier_trk view provides financial information for each
cashier, based on the tracking groups defined.
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below:

Tables Columns

Cashier Total Definition obj_num name

(cshr_ttl_def)

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

Tracking Group Definition obj_number name

(trk_grp_def)

Tracking Group Total ttl_name_01

Definition Temp to
(trk_ttl_def_temp) ttl_name_64

Shift Cashier shift_seq trk_ttl_01

Tracking Totals to
(shift_cshr_trk_ttl) trk_cnt_01 trk_ttl_64
to
trk_cnt_64\

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Cashier Detail (CSHR_101.rpt)

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The v_R_CCBatch view provides credit card and credit authorization
information.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_CCBatch view are listed
below:

Tables Columns

Credit Card Batch Detail creation_emp_seq batch_seq

(cc_batch_dtl) creation_time processor_batch_ref

Credit Card Batch batch_item_seq start_date

Item Detail cc_acct_num issue_number
(cc_batch_item_dtl) expiration_date check_num
customer_name date_time
ob_manual_entry base_ttl
ob_settled charge_tip_ttl
omitted_by num_auths
alternate_tender_name ob_immed_pymnt

Credit Card Batch batch_ca_seq ob_manual_auth

CA Detail response_type ob_demo_driver
(cc_batch_ca_dtl) auth_code ob_void_flag
auth_date_time driver_data_1
base_amount driver_data_2
tip_amount driver_data_3

CA/EDC Driver obj_num name

(caedc_driver_def)

RVC/System Params rvc_obj_num rvc_seq

(rvc_cfg_temp)

Employee obj_number first_name

(emp_def) emp_seq last_name

Tender/Media obj_number name

(tmed_def)

Device Table name

(dev_def)

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Credit Card Batch Detail (CC_001.rpt)

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The v_R_CCBatch_Xfer_Status view provides status information for
each credit card batch transfer.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_CCBatch_Xfer_Status
view are listed below:

Tables Columns

Credit Card processor_batch_ref creation_time

Batch Detail batch_seq done_settle_time
(cc_batch_dtl)

CA/EDC Driver obj_num name

(caedc_driver_def)

Credit Card Batch settle_attempt_seq response_text_3

Transfer Status settle_time response_text_4
(cc_batch_xfer_status) response_text_1 previous_settle_cnt
response_text_2

Credit Card Batch item_ seq date_time

Transfer Item Status cc_acct_num base_total
(cc_batch_xfer_item_status) expiration_date charge_tip_ttl
ob_manual_entry omitted_by
chk_num omitted_desc

Employee emp_num first_name

(emp_def) emp_seq last_name

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This view does not use any totals tables and therefore does not require a
stored procedure.
5HSRUWV The v_R_CCBatch_Xfer_Status view is used to create the following
reports:

Credit Card Batch Transfer Status (CC_002.rpt)


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The v_R_employee view provides sales and tip information for each
employee, such as net sales and charged tips.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_employee view are listed
below:

Tables Columns

Employee Definition obj_num first_name

(emp_def) payroll_id last_name

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

Shift Employee Totals shift_start_time shift_end_time

(shift_emp_ttl) sttl_dsc_ttl shift_seq
item_dsc_ttl net_sls_ttl
rtn_cnt stl_dsc_ttl
svc_ttl rtn_ttl
void_ttl void_cnt
credit_ttl tax_coll_ttl
change_grand_ttl rounding_ttl
cancel_ttl training_ttl
mgr_void_ttl cancel_cnt
error_correct_ttl mgr_void_cnt
chk_carry_over_ttl error_correct_cnt
chk_begun_ttl chk_carry_over_cnt
chk_paid_ttl chk_begun_cnt
chk_xfer_in_ttl chk_paid_cnt
chk_xfer_out_ttl chk_xfer_in_cnt
chk_cnt chk_xfer_out_cnt
tbl_dine_time cov_cnt
gross_rcpts_ttl tbl_turn_cnt
charged_tips_ttl no_sale_cnt
tips_paid_ttl charged_rcpts_ttl
tip_svc_ttl tips_decl_ttl

Order Type Definition name

(order_type_def)

Shift Employee Order Type order_type_seq cov_cnt

Totals (shift_emp_ot_ttl) ot_net_sales_ttl tbl_turn_cnt
chk_cnt tbl_dine_time

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Employee Detail (EMP_101.rpt)


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The v_R_employee_job_code view provides job information for each
employee, such as regular and overtime work hours.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_employee_job_code view
are listed below:

Tables Columns

Employee Definition obj_num last_name

(emp_def) emp_seq first_name
payroll_id

Job Definition obj_num name

(job_def) lab_cat

Job Category Definition obj_num name

(job_cat_def)

Employee Job override_reg_pay_rate override_otm_pay_rate

(job_rate_def)

Time Clock Definition lab_cat_1_name lab_cat_2_name

(time_clock_def) lab_cat_3_name lab_cat_4_name

Daily Employee Job reg_hrs labor_week

Code Total otm_hours reg_ttl
(dly_emp_job_code_ttl) otm_ttl

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5HSRUWV The v_R_employee_job_code view is used to create the following
reports:

Employee Job Summary (TIME_003.rpt)

Consolidated Employee Job Summary (TIME_004.rpt)

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The v_R_employee_sales_tips view provides sales and tip information
for each employee, such as net sales and charged tips.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_employee_sales_tips view
are listed below:

Tables Columns

Employee Definition obj_id first_name

(emp_def) last_name

Shift Employee Totals shift_seq chk_carry_over_cnt

(shift_emp_ttl) shift_start_time chk_carry_over_ttl
shift_end_time chk_begun_cnt
net_sls_ttl chk_begun_ttl
sttl_dsc_ttl chk_paid_cnt
iteml_dsc_ttl chk_paid_ttl
rtn_cnt chk_xfer_in_cnt
rtn_ttl chk_xfer_in_ttl
srv_ttl chk_xfer_out_cnt
void_cnt chk_xfer_out_ttl
void_ttl cov_cnt
tax_coll_ttl chk_cnt
credit_ttl tbl_turn_cnt
rounding_ttl tbl_dine_time
change_grand_ttl no_sale_cnt
training_ttl gross_rcpts_ttl
cancel_cnt chgd_rcpts_ttl
cancel_ttl chgd_tips_ttl
mgr_void_cnt tip_svc_ttl
mgr_void_ttl tips_paid_ttl
error_correct_cnt tips_decl_ttl
error_correct_ttl

Restaurant obj_num name

(rest_def)

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reports:

Employee Tip Totals (EMP_205.rpt)

Consolidated Employee Tip Totals (EMP_206.rpt)
Employee Sales and Tip Totals (EMP_221.rpt)

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The v_R_employee_time_card view is used to create the Employee Time
Reports.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_employee_time_card view
are listed below:

Tables Columns

Employee Definition employee_seq first_name

(emp_def) payroll_id last_name

Job Definition (job_def) obj_num deflt_otm_pay_rate

name deflt_reg_pay_rate
lab_cat

Job Category Definition obj_num name

(job_cat_def)

Job Rate Definition override_reg_pay_rate override_otm_pay_rate

(job_rate_def)

Time Clock Definition lab_wk_start_day hrs_before_prd_otm

(time_clock_def) hrs_before_daily_otm

Time Card Detail tm_card_seq clock_in_status

(time_card_dtl) tm_clk_sched_seq clock_out_status
clk_in_date_tm labor_week
clk_out_date_tm reg_ttl
reg_hrs ovt_ttl
ovt_hrs

View of last_name reason_name

v_R_time_card_adj first_name

Daily System Total business-date

(dly_sys_ttl)

Revenue Center rvc_number

Configuration Temp
(rvc_cfg_temp)

Restaurant bus_day__start_tm
(rest_def)

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reports:

Employee Time Card and Job Detail (TIME_002.rpt)

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The v_R_employee_time_card_status view is used to create the
Employee Time Reports.
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The tables and columns used to create the
v_R_employee_time_card_status view are listed below:

Tables Columns

Employee Definition employee_seq first_name

(emp_def) payroll_id last_name

Job Definition obj_num lab_cat

(job_def) name

Job Category obj_num name

Definition
(job_cat_def)

Time Card Detail tclk_in_date_tm clock_in_status

(time_card_dtl) clk_out_date_tm clock_out_status

View of last_name reason_name

v_R_time_card_adj first_name

Revenue Center rvc_number

Configuration Temp
(rvc_cfg_temp)

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stored procedure.
5HSRUWV The v_R_employee_time_card_status view is used to create the following
reports:

Employee Clock IN Status (TIME_005.rpt)

Labor Availibility (TIME_006.rpt)


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The v_R_employee_trk view provides tracking total information for each
employee.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_employee_trk view are
listed below:

Tables Columns

Employee Definition last_name obj_number

(emp_def) payroll_id first_name

Tracking Group Definition obj_num name

(trk_grp_def)

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

Shift Employee Tracking shift_number trk_ttl_01

Totals trk_cnt_01 to
(shift_emp_trk_ttl) to trk_ttl_64
trk_cnt_64

Tracking Total Definition ttl_name_01

Temp (trk_ttl_def_temp) to
ttl_name_64

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5HSRUWV The v_R_employee_trk view is used to create the following reports:

Employee Detail (EMP_101.rpt)

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The v_R_guest_checks view provides guest check information for each
employee.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_guest_checks view are
listed below:

Tables Columns

Revenue Center rvc_seq

Configuration
Temp
(rvc_cfg_temp)

Employee emp_seq employee_number

Definition last_name first_name
(emp_def)

Check Detail chk_num cov_cnt

(chk_dtl) grp ob_ocs10_tms_created_chk
id ob_ocs11_suspended_chk
chk_open ob_ccs10_ca_chk_batched
ob_ccs_02_ca_check ob_ccs03_fast_trans_chk
ob_ccs04_chk_added ob_ccs05_chk_cancelled
ob_ccs11_chk_edited training_status
chk_open_date_time chk_clsd_date_time
tbl_open_date_time sub_ttl
tax_ttl other_svc_ttl
auto_svc_ttl amount_due_ttl
paymnt_ttl chk_prntd_cnt

Table Definition table_seq name

(tbl_def)

Order Type order_type_seq name

Definition
(order_type_def)

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stored procedure.
5HSRUWV The v_R_guest_checks view is used to create the following reports:

Employee Open Guest Checks (CHK_101.rpt)

Employee Closed Guest Checks (CHK_102.rpt)


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The v_R_job_code view provides information for each job code, such as
regular and overtime work hours.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_job_code view are listed
below:

Tables Columns

Job Definition obj_num name

(job_def) lab_cat

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

Job Category Definition obj_num name

(job_cat_def)

Time Clock Definition lab_cat_1_name lab_cat_3_name

(time_clock_def) lab_cat_2_name lab_cat_4_name

Daily Employee Job business_date labor_week

Code Total reg_hrs reg_ttl
(dly_job_code_ttl) ovt_hrs ovt_ttl
net_sls_ttl

Revenue Center rvc_seq

Configuration Temp
(rvc_cfg_temp)

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sp_R_job_code_totals
5HSRUWV The v_R_job_code view is used to create the following reports:

RVC Job Summary (TIME_R011.rpt)

Consolidated RVC Job Summary (TIME_R012.rpt)
System Job Summary (TIME_S011.rpt)
Consolidated System Job Summary (TIME_S012.rpt)

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The v_R_rvc_cashier view provides financial information for each
cashier within an RVC, such as net sales totals and check activity.
7DEOHV&ROXPQV The tables and columns used to create the v_R_rvc_cashier view are
listed below:

Tables Columns

Cashier Total Definition name obj_number

(cshr_ttl_def) cashier_ttl_seq

Daily RVC store_id net_sls_ttl

Cashier Totals shift_seq sttl_dsc_ttl
(shift_rvc_cshr_ttl) shift_start_time rtn_ttl
shift_end_time void_cnt
item_dsc_ttl tax_coll_ttl
rtn_cnt rounding_ttl
svc_ttl cancel_cnt
void_ttl mgr_void_cnt
credit_ttl mgr_void_ttl
cancel_ttl error_correct_cnt
error_correct_ttl chk_begun_cnt
chk_begun_ttl chk_paid_cnt
chk_paid_ttl chk_xfer_in_cnt
chk_xfer_in_ttl chk_xfer_out_cnt
chk_xfer_out_ttl no_sale_cnt

Restaurant obj_num
(rest_def)

Order Type Definition name

(order_type_def)

Shift Cashier Order order_type_seq chk_cnt

Type Totals net_sls_ttl tbl_turn_cnt
(shift_cshr_ot_ttl) cov_cnt tbl_dine_time

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sp_R_rvc_cashier_sales_tracking
5HSRUWV The v_R_cashier view is used to create the following reports:

Cashier Summary by Revenue Center (CSHR_601.rpt)

Cashier Detail by Revenue Center (CSHR_701.rpt)


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The v_R_rvc_cashier_trk view provides tracking total information for
each employee in an RVC.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_rvc_cashier_trk view are
listed below:

Tables Columns

Employee Definition cshr_ttl_seq obj_num

(cshr_ttl_def) name

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

Shift Employee Tracking trk_cnt_01 trk_ttl_01

Totals to to
(shift_rvc_cshr_trk_ttl) trk_cnt_64 trk_ttl_64

store_id shift_seq

Tracking Group Definition obj_num ttl_name_01

(trk_grp_def) to
ttl_name_64

RVC/System Params obj_num name

(rvc_cfg_temp)

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sp_R_rvc_cashier_tracking
sp_R_rvc_cashier_sales_tracking
5HSRUWV The v_R_rvc_cashier_trk view is used to create the following reports:

Employee Detail by Revenue Center (EMP_701.rpt)

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The v_R_rvc_employee view provides sales and tip total information for
each employee.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_rvc_employee view are
listed below:

Tables Columns

Employee Definition emp_seq obj_number

(emp_def) last_name first_name
payroll_id

Order Type Definition name

(order_type_def)

Restaurant obj_num
(rest_def)

Shift RVC store_id net_sls_ttl

Employee Totals shift_seq sttl_dsc_ttl
(shift_rvc_emp_ttl) shift_start_time tax_coll_ttl
shift_end_time rounding_ttl
item_dsc_ttl rtn_ttl
rtn_cnt mgr_void_cnt
svc_ttl mgr_void_ttl
void_ttl void_cnt
credit_ttl training_ttl
change_grand_total error_correct_cnt
cancel_ttl cancel_cnt
chk_carry_over_cnt chk_carry_over_ttl
error_correct_ttl chk_begun_cnt
chk_begun_ttl chk_paid_cnt
chk_paid_ttl chk_xfer_in_cnt
chk_xfer_in_ttl chk_xfer_out_cnt
chk_xfer_out_ttl no_sale_cnt
gross_rcpts_ttl charged_rcpts_ttl
charged_tips_ttl tip_svc_ttl
tips_paid_ttl tips_decl_ttl
cov_cnt chk_cnt
tbl_turn_cnt tbl_dine_time

RVC Shift Employee order_type_seq cov_cnt

Order Type Totals net_sls_ttl tbl_turn_cnt
(shift_rvc_emp_ot_ttl) chk_cnt tbl_dine_time

RVC/System Params obj_num name

(rvc_cfg_temp)

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Employee Detail by Revenue Center (EMP7101.rpt)

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The v_R_rvc_employee_sales_tips view provides sales and tip
information for each employee in an RVC, such as net sales and charged
tips.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_rvc_employee_sales_tips
view are listed below:

Tables Columns

Employee Definition obj_num first_name

(emp_def) payroll_id last_name

Shift Employee Totals store_id chk_carry_over_cnt

(shift_rvc_emp_ttl) shift_seq chk_carry_over_ttl
shift_start_time chk_begun_cnt
shift_end_time chk_begun_ttl
net_sls_ttl chk_paid_cnt
sttl_dsc_ttl chk_paid_ttl
iteml_dsc_ttl chk_xfer_in_cnt
rtn_cnt chk_xfer_in_ttl
rtn_ttl chk_xfer_out_cnt
srv_ttl chk_xfer_out_ttl
void_cnt cov_cnt
void_ttl chk_cnt
tax_coll_ttl tbl_turn_cnt
credit_ttl tbl_dine_time
rounding_ttl no_sale_cnt
change_grand_ttl gross_rcpts_ttl
cancel_cnt chgd_rcpts_ttl
cancel_ttl chgd_tips_ttl
mgr_void_cnt tip_svc_ttl
mgr_void_ttl tips_paid_ttl
error_correct_cnt tips_decl_ttl
error_correct_ttl training_ttl

Restaurant obj_num
(rest_def)

RVC/System Params obj_num name

(rvc_cfg_temp)

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reports:

Employee Tip Totals by Revenue Center (EMP_805.rpt)

Consolidated Employee Tip Totals by Revenue Center (EMP_806.rpt)
Employee Sales and Tip Totals by Revenue Center (EMP_821.rpt)

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The v_R_rvc_employee_trk view provides tracking total information for
each employee in an RVC.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_rvc_employee_trk view
are listed below:

Tables Columns

Employee Definition last_name obj_number

(emp_def) payroll_id first_name
emp_seq

Tracking Group Definition obj_num name

(trk_grp_def)

Restaurant obj_num
(rest_def)

Shift Employee Tracking shift_seq store_id

Totals trk_cnt_01 trk_ttl_01
(shift_rvc_emp_trk_ttl) to to
trk_cnt_64 trk_ttl_64

Tracking Total Definition ttl_name_01

Temp (trk_ttl_def_temp) to
ttl_name_64

RVC/System Params obj_num name

(rvc_cfg_temp)

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sp_R_rvc_employee_tracking
5HSRUWV The v_R_rvc_employee_trk view is used to create the following reports:

Employee Detail by Revenue Center (EMP_701.rpt)


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The v_R_rvc_fam_grp view provides a summary by revenue center of
family group sales activity.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_rvc_fam_grp view are
listed below:

Tables Columns

Revenue Center rvc_obj_num rvc_seq

Configuration Temp
(rvc_cfg_temp)

Daily Revenue Center business_date group_number

Family Group Total sls_cnt sls_ttl
(dly_rvc_fam_grp_ttl) rtn_cnt rtn_ttl
dsc_ttl

Family Group Definition obj_num cat

(fam_grp_def) fam_grp_seq name

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

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5HSRUWV The v_R_rvc_fam_grp view is used to create the following reports:

RVC Family Group Sales Detail (FG_R001.rpt)

RVC Family Group Sales Detail, Subtotaled By Category (FG_R010.rpt)
Consolidated RVC Family Group Sales Detail (FG_R002.rpt)
Consolidated RVC Family Group Sales Detail, Subtotaled By Family Group (FG_R012.rpt)
Revenue Center Family Group Sales Summary (FG_R101.rpt)
Consolidated Revenue Center Family Group Sales Summary (FG_R111.rpt)

Note
These report templates are also used to create the RVC Major
Group Sales Detail and RVC Menu Item Group Sales Detail
reports.

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The v_R_rvc_maj_grp view provides a summary by revenue center of
major group sales activity.
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listed below:

Tables Columns

Revenue Center rvc_obj_num rvc_seq

Configuration Temp
(rvc_cfg_temp)

Daily Revenue Center business_date sls_ttl

Major Group Total sls_cnt rtn_ttl
(dly_rvc_maj_grp_ttl) rtn_cnt
dsc_ttl

Major Group Definition obj_num “name”

(maj_grp_def) maj_grp_seq cat

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

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5HSRUWV The v_R_rvc_maj_grp view is used to create the following reports:

RVC Major Group Sales Detail (FG_R001.rpt)

RVC Major Group Sales Detail, Subtotaled By Category (FG_R010.rpt)
Consolidated RVC Major Group Sales Detail (FG_R002.rpt)
Consolidated RVC Major Group Sales Detail, Subtotaled By Major Group (FG_R012.rpt)
Revenue Center Family Group Sales Summary (FG_R101.rpt)
Consolidated Revenue Center Family Group Sales Summary (FG_R111.rpt)

Note
These report templates (*.rpt) are also used to create the RVC
Family Group Sales Detail and RVC Menu Item Group Sales
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The v_R_rvc_mi_grp view provides a summary by revenue center of
menu item group sales activity.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_rvc_mi_grp view are
listed below:

Tables Columns

Revenue Center rvc_seq

Configuration Temp
(rvc_cfg_temp)

Daily Revenue Center sls_cnt rtn_ttl

Menu Item Group Total sls_ttl dsc_ttl
(dly_rvc_mi_grp_ttl) rtn_cnt

Menu Item Group obj_num “name”

Definition (mi_grp_def) mi_grp_seq cat

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

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sp_R_menuitem_group
5HSRUW7HPSODWHV The v_R_rvc_mi_grp view is used to create the following reports:

RVC Menu Item Group Sales Detail (FG_R001.rpt)

RVC Menu Item Sales Detail, Subtotaled By Category (FG_R010.rpt)
Consolidated RVC Menu Item Sales Detail (FG_R002.rpt)
Consolidated RVCMenu Item Sales Detail, Subtotaled By Major Group (FG_R012.rpt)
Revenue Center Family Group Sales Summary (FG_R101.rpt)
Consolidated Revenue Center Family Group Sales Summary (FG_R111.rpt)

Note
Note that these report templates (*.rpt) are also used to create
the RVC Family Group Sales Detail and RVC Major Group
Sales Detail reports.

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The v_R_rvc_menuitem view may be used to create a Revenue Center
Menu Item Report. This view is not used by any of the standard 3700
reports.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_rvc_menuitem view are
listed below:

Tables Columns

Revenue Center rvc_obj_number sub_mlvl_2_name

Configuration Temp rvc_seq main_mlvl_3_name
(rvc_cfg_temp) main_mlvl_1_name sub_mlvl_3_name
sub_mlvl_1_name main_mlvl_4_name
main_mlvl_2_name sub_mlvl_4_name

Daily Revenue Center business_date price1_sls_cnt

Menu Item Total price1_sls_ttl price1_rtn_cnt
(dly_rvc_mi_ttl) price1_dsc_ttl price2_sls_cnt
price2_sls_ttl price2_rtn_cnt
price2_dsc_ttl price3_sls_cnt
price3_slsttl price3_rtn_cnt
price3_dsc_ttl price4_sls_cnt
price4_sls_ttl price4_rtn_cnt
price4_dsc_ttl

Menu Item Definition obj_number name_1

(mi_def) mi_seq name_2
nlu_num

Major Group Definition obj_number name

(maj_grp_def)

Family Group Definition obj_number name

(fam_grp_def)

Menu Item Group obj_number name

Definition (mi_grp_def)

Menu Item Price preset_amt_1 preset_amt_3

Definition (mi_price_def) preset_amt_2 preset_amt_4

Menu Item Type Class ob_mi20_sub_lvl_for_prices

Definition
(mi_type_class_def)

Restaurant obj_num name

(rest_def)

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The v_R_rvc_menuitem_fam_grp view provides detailed sales
information by revenue center for each of the menu items in a family
group.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_rvc_menuitem_fam_grp
view are listed below:

Tables Columns

Revenue Center rvc_obj_num sub_mlvl_2_name

Configuration Temp rvc_seq main_mlvl_3_name
(rvc_cfg_temp) main_mlvl_1_name sub_mlvl_3_name
sub_mlvl_1_name main_mlvl_4_name
main_mlvl_2_name sub_mlvl_4_name

Daily Revenue Center business_date price1_sls_cnt

Menu Item Total price1_sls_ttl price1_rtn_cnt
(dly_rvc_mi_ttl) price1_dsc_ttl price2_sls_cnt
price2_sls_ttl price2_rtn_cnt
price2_dsc_ttl price3_sls_cnt
price3_slsttl price3_rtn_cnt
price3_dsc_ttl price4_sls_cnt
price4_sls_ttl price4_rtn_cnt
price4_dsc_ttl

Menu Item Definition obj_num name1

(mi_def) mi_seq name2
nlu_num

Family Group Definition obj_number name

(fam_grp_def)

Menu Item Price Definition preset_amt_1 preset_amt_3

(mi_price_def) preset_amt_2 preset_amt_4

Menu Item Type Class ob_mi20_sub_lvl_for_prices

Definition
(mi_type_class_def)

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

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reports:

RVC Menu Item Sales Detail, Subtotaled By Family Group (MI_R001.rpt)

Consolidated RVC Menu Item Sales Detail, Subtotaled By Family Group (MI_R002.rpt)
RVC Menu Item Sales Summary, Subtotaled By Family Group (MI_R101.rpt)
Consolidated RVC Menu Item Sales Summary, Subtotaled By Family Group (MI_R102.rpt)


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The v_R_rvc_menuitem_maj_grp view provides detailed sales
information by revenue center for each of the menu items in a major
group.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_rvc_menuitem_maj_grp
view are listed below:

Tables Columns

Revenue Center rvc_obj_num sub_mlvl_2_name

Configuration Temp rvc_seq main_mlvl_3_name
(rvc_cfg_temp) main_mlvl_1_name sub_mlvl_3_name
sub_mlvl_1_name main_mlvl_4_name
main_mlvl_2_name sub_mlvl_4_name

Daily Revenue Center business_date price1_sls_cnt

Menu Item Total price1_sls_ttl price1_rtn_cnt
(dly_rvc_mi_ttl) price1_dsc_ttl price2_sls_cnt
price2_sls_ttl price2_rtn_cnt
price2_dsc_ttl price3_sls_cnt
price3_slsttl price3_rtn_cnt
price3_dsc_ttl price4_sls_cnt
price4_sls_ttl price4_rtn_cnt
price4_dsc_ttl

Menu Item Definition obj_num name1

(mi_def) mi_seq name2
nlu_num

Major Group Definition obj_number name

(maj_grp_def)

Menu Item Price Definition preset_amt_1 preset_amt_3

(mi_price_def) preset_amt_2 preset_amt_4

Menu Item Type Class ob_mi20_sub_lvl_for_prices

Definition
(mi_type_class_def)

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

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5HSRUWV The v_R_rvc_menuitem_maj_grp view is used to create the following
reports:

RVC Menu Item Detail, Subtotaled By Major Group (MI_R001.rpt)

Consolidated RVC Menu Item Detail, Subtotaled By Major Group (MI_R002.rpt)
RVC Menu Item Summary, Subtotaled By Major Group (MI_R101.rpt)
Consolidated RVC Menu Item Summary, Subtotaled By Major Group (MI_R102.rpt)

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The v_R_rvc_menuitem_mi_grp view provides detailed sales information
by revenue center for each of the menu items in a menu item group.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_rvc_menuitem_mi_grp
view are listed below:

Tables Columns

Revenue Center rvc_obj_num sub_mlvl_2_name

Configuration Temp rvc_seq main_mlvl_3_name
(rvc_cfg_temp) main_mlvl_1_name sub_mlvl_3_name
sub_mlvl_1_name main_mlvl_4_name
main_mlvl_2_name sub_mlvl_4_name

Daily Revenue Center business_date price1_sls_cnt

Menu Item Total price1_sls_ttl price1_rtn_cnt
(dly_rvc_mi_ttl) price1_dsc_ttl price2_sls_cnt
price2_sls_ttl price2_rtn_cnt
price2_dsc_ttl price3_sls_cnt
price3_slsttl price3_rtn_cnt
price3_dsc_ttl price4_sls_cnt
price4_sls_ttl price4_rtn_cnt
price4_dsc_ttl

Menu Item Definition obj_num name1

(mi_def) mi_seq name2
nlu_num

Major Group Definition obj_number name

(maj_grp_def)

Menu Item Price Definition preset_amt_1 preset_amt_3

(mi_price_def) preset_amt_2 preset_amt_4

Menu Item Type Class ob_mi20_sub_lvl_for_prices

Definition
(mi_type_class_def)

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

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5HSRUWV The v_R_rvc_menuitem_mi_grp view is used to create the following
reports:

RVC Menu Item Detail, Subtotaled By Menu Item Group (MI_R001.rpt)

Consolidated RVC Menu Item Detail, Subtotaled By Menu Item Group (MI_R002.rpt)
RVC Menu Item Summary, Subtotaled By Menu Item Group (MI_R101.rpt)
Consolidated RVC Menu Item Summary, Subtotaled By Menu Item Group (MI_R102.rpt)


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The v_R_rvc_sales view provides sales and tip information for each
revenue center, such as net sales and charged tips.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_rvc_sales view are listed
below:

Tables Columns

Revenue Center rvc_seq

Configuration Temp
(rvc_cfg_temp)

Daily Revenue Center Total business_date chk_xfer_in_cnt

(dly_rvc_ttl) net_sales_ttl chk_xfer_in_ttl
item_discount_ttl chk_xfer_out_cnt
sttl_discount_ttl chk_xfer_out_ttl
rtn_cnt gross_receipts_ttl
rtn_ttl chgd_receipts_ttl
svc_ttl chgd_tips_ttl
void_cnt tip_svc_ttl
void_ttl tips_paid_ttl
tax_coll_ttl tips_dcl_ttl
credit_ttl labor_cat_1_reg_hrs
rounding_ttl labor_cat_1_ovt_hrs
change_grand_ttl labor_cat_1_reg_ttl
grand_total labor_cat_1_ovt_ttl
non_txbl_ttl labor_cat_2_reg_hrs
cancel_cnt labor_cat_2_ovt_hrs
cancel_ttl labor_cat_2_reg_ttl
mgr_void_cnt labor_cat_2_ovt_ttl
mgr_void_ttl labor_cat_3_reg_hrs
error_correct_cnt labor_cat_3_ovt_hrs
error_correct_ttl labor_cat_3_reg_ttl
chk_carry_over_cnt labor_cat_3_ovt_ttl
chk_carry_over_ttl labor_cat_4_reg_hrs
chk_begun_cnt labor_cat_4_ovt_hrs
chk_begun_ttl labor_cat_4_reg_ttl
chk_paid_cnt labor_cat_4_ovt_ttl
chk_paid_ttl

Daily Revenue Center Order order_type_seq cov_count

Type Totals (dly_rvc_ot_ttl) ot_net_sls_ttl tbl_turn_count
chk_count tbl_dine_time

Order Type Definition name

(order_type_def)

Restaurant obj_num
(rest_def) store_id

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RVC Sales Detail (RVC_101.rpt)
Consolidated RVC Sales Detail (RVC_102.rpt)


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The v_R_rvc_sales_tips view provides sales and tip information for each
revenue center, such as net sales and charged tips.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_rvc_sales_tips view are
listed below:

Tables Columns

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

Daily Revenue Center business_date chk_paid_ttl

Total (dly_rvc_ttl) net_sls_ttl chk_xfer_in_cnt
item_dsc_ttl chk_xfer_in_ttl
sttl_discount_ttl chk_xfer_out_cnt
rtn_cnt chk_xfer_out_ttl
rtn_ttl gross_rcpts_ttl
svc_ttl chgd_rcpts_ttl
void_cnt chgd_tips_ttl
void_ttl tip_svc_ttl
tax_coll_ttl tips_paid_ttl
credit_ttl tips_decl_ttl
rounding_ttl labor_cat_1_reg_hrs
change_grand_ttl labor_cat_1_ovt_hrs
grand_total labor_cat_1_reg_ttl
training_ttl labor_cat_1_ovt_ttl
non_txbl_ttl labor_cat_2_reg_hrs
cancel_cnt labor_cat_2_ovt_hrs
cancel_ttl labor_cat_2_reg_ttl
mgr_void_cnt labor_cat_2_ovt_ttl
mgr_void_ttl labor_cat_3_reg_hrs
error_correct_cnt labor_cat_3_ovt_hrs
error_correct_ttl labor_cat_3_reg_ttl
chk_carry_over_cnt labor_cat_3_ovt_ttl
chk_carry_over_ttl labor_cat_4_reg_hrs
chk_begun_cnt labor_cat_4_ovt_hrs
chk_begun_ttl labor_cat_4_reg_ttl
chk_paid_cnt labor_cat_4_ovt_

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sp_R_rvc_totals

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Consolidated RVC Tip Totals (TIP_R001.rpt)


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The v_R_rvc_tax view provides tax information for each revenue center.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_rvc_tax view are listed
below:

Tables Columns

Revenue Center rvc_seq

Configuration Temp
(rvc_cfg_temp)

Daily Revenue tax_coll_ttl tax_rate_seq

Center Tax Total exempt_ttl txbl_sls_ttl
(dly_rvc_tax_ttl)

Daily Revenue net_sls_ttl non_txbl_sales

Center Total business_date
(dly_rvc_ttl)

Tax Rate Definition name type

(tax_rate_def) percentage tax_coll_name
txbl_sls_name tax_exempt_name
net_sls_name

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

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sp_R_tax
5HSRUWV The v_R_rvc_tax view is used to create the following reports:

RVC Tax Totals (TAX_R001.rpt)

Consolidated RVC Tax Totals (TAX_R002.rpt)
Canadian Revenue Center Tax Totals (TAX_cr01.rpt)
Canadian Consolidated Revenue Center Tax Totals (TAX_cr02.rpt)

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The v_R_rvc_time_period view provides financial information for each
revenue center based on time periods.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_rvc_time_period view are
listed below:

Tables Columns

Daily RVC Fixed Period rvc_seq labor_cat_1_reg_ttl

Total store_number labor_cat_1_ovt_ttl
(dly_rvc_fixed_prd_ttl) store_id labor_cat_2_reg_hrs
business_date labor_cat_2_ovt_hrs
net_sales_ttl labor_cat_2_reg_ttl
time_period_number labor_cat_2_ovt_ttl
time_period_seq labor_cat_3_reg_hrs
time_period_name labor_cat_3_ovt_hrs
period_name labor_cat_3_reg_ttl
period_number labor_cat_3_ovt_ttl
period_name labor_cat_4_reg_hrs
period_start_time labor_cat_4_ovt_hrs
period_end_time labor_cat_4_reg_ttl
labor_cat_1_reg_hrs labor_cat_4_ovt_ttl
labor_cat_1_ovt_hrs

Daily RVC Fixed Period order_type_seq

Order Type Total
(dly_rvc_fixed_prd_ot_ttl)

Order Type Definition “name”

(order_type_def)

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sp_R_time_period
sp_R_time_prd_time_card_ttls
5HSRUWV The v_R_rvc_time_period view is used to create the following reports:

RVC Time Period Totals (TP_R001.rpt)

RVC Time Period Summary (TP_R103.rpt)
RVC Time Period Detail (TP_R101.rpt)


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The v_R_rvc_time_period_trk view provides financial information based
on time periods for each revenue center.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_rvc_time_period_trk view
are listed below:

Tables Columns

Revenue Center rvc_seq

Configuration Temp
(rvc_cfg_temp)

Daily RVC Fxed Period business_date trk_ttl_01

Tracking Total trk_cnt_01 to
(dly_rvc_fixed_prd_trk_ttl) to trk_ttl_64
trk_cnt_64

Tracking Group Definition obj_number “name”

(trk_grp_def)

Tracking Totals Definition ttl_name_01

Temp (trk_ttl_def_temp) to
ttl_name_64

Time Period Definition time_period_seq name

(time_period_def) obj_num

Period Definition obj_number start_time

(period_def) name end_time

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

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sp_R_rvc_time_prd_sales_trk
5HSRUWV The v_R_rvc_time_period_trk view is used to create the following
reports:

RVC Time Period Detail (TP_R101.rpt)

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The v_R_rvc_trk view may be used to create a Revenue Center Tracking
Group report.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_rvc_trk view are listed
below:

Tables Columns

Revenue Center rvc_seq

Configuration Temp
(rvc_cfg_temp)

Daily Revenue Center business_date

Tracking Totals
(dly_rvc_trk_ttl)

Tracking Group obj_num name

Definition (trk_grp_def)

Tracking Totals ttl_name_01

Definition Temp to
(trk_ttl_def_temp) ttl_name_64

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

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5HSRUWV The v_R_rvc_trk view is used to create the following reports:

RVC Sales Detail (RVC_101.rpt)

Revenue Center Sales Detail (RVC_101_2.rpt)


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The v_R_sys_fam_grp view provides a system-wide summary of family
group sales activity.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_sys_fam_grp view are
listed below:

Tables Columns

Daily System Family business_date dsc_total

Group Total sls_ttl sls_cnt
(dly_sys_fam_grp_ttl) rtn_ttl rtn_cntl

Family Group Definition obj_num cat

(fam_grp_def) fam_grp_seq name

Daily System Total sttl_dsc_ttl

(dly_sys_ttl)

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

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sp_R_family_group
5HSRUWV The v_R_sys_fam_grp view is used to create the following reports:

System Family Group Sales Detail (FG_S001.rpt)

System Family Group Sales Detail, Subtotaled By Category (FG_S010.rpt)
Consolidated System Family Group Sales Detail (FG_S002.rpt)
Consolidated SYS Family Group Sales Detail, Subtotaled By Category (FG_S012.rpt)
Consolidated System Family Group Sales Detail with Graph (FG_S202.rpt)
System Family Group Sales Summary (FG_S101.rpt)
Consolidated System Family Group Sales Summary (FG_S111.rpt)

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The v_R_sys_maj_grp view provides a system-wide summary of major
group sales activity.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_sys_maj_grp view are
listed below:

Tables Columns

Daily System Major business_date group_number

Group Total sls_cnt sls_ttl
(dly_sys_maj_grp_ttl) rtn_cnt rtn_ttl
dsc_ttl

Major Group Definition obj_num name

(maj_grp_def) maj_grp_seq cat

Daily System Total sttl_dsc_ttl

(dly_sys_ttl)

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

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sp_R_major_group
5HSRUWV The v_R_sys_maj_grp view is used to create the following reports:

System Major Group Sales Detail (FG_S001.rpt)

System Major Group Sales Detail, Subtotaled By Category (FG_S010.rpt)
Consolidated System Major Group Sales Detail (FG_S002.rpt)
Consolidated SYS Major Group Sales Detail, Subtotaled By Category (FG_S012.rpt)
Consolidated System Major Group Sales Detail with Graph (FG_S202.rpt)
System Major Group Sales Summary (FG_S101.rpt)
Consolidated System Major Group Sales Summary (FG_S111.rpt)


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The v_R_sys_mi_grp view provides a system-wide summary of menu
item group sales activity.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_sys_mi_grp view are
listed below:

Tables Columns

Daily System Menu business_date sls_cnt

Item Group Total sls_ttl rtn_cntl
(dly_sys_mi_grp_ttl) rtn_ttl
dsc_ttl

Menu Item Group obj_num name

Definition (mi_grp_def) mi_grp_seq cat

Daily System Totals sttl_dsc_ttll

(dly_sys_ttl)

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

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sp_R_menuitem_group
5HSRUWV The v_R_sys_mi_grp view is used to create the following reports:

System Menu Item Group Sales Detail (FG_S001.rpt)

System Menu Item Group Sales Detail, Subtotaled By Category (FG_S010.rpt)
Consolidated System Menu Item Group Sales Detail (FG_S002.rpt)
Consolidated SYS Menu Item Group Sales Detail, Subtotaled By Category (FG_S012.rpt)
Consolidated System Menu Item Group Sales Detail with Graph (FG_S202.rpt)
System Menu Item Group Sales Summary (FG_S101.rpt)
Consolidated System Menu Item Group Sales Summary (FG_S111.rpt)

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The v_R_sys_menuitem view may be used to create a System Menu Item
report. This view is not used by any of the standard 3700 reports.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_sys_menuitem view are
listed below:

Tables Columns

Daily System Menu Item business_date price1_sls_cnt

Total (dly_sys_mi_ttl) price1_sls_ttl price1_rtn_cnt
price1_dsc_ttl price2_sls_cnt
price2_sls_ttl price2_rtn_cnt
price2_dsc_ttl price3_sls_cnt
price3_sls_ttll price3_rtn_cnt
price3_dsc_ttl price4_sls_cnt
price4_sls_ttl price4_rtn_cnt
price4_dsc_ttl

Menu Item Definition obj_num nlu_num

(mi_def) mi_seq name_2
name_1

Major Group Definition obj_num name

(maj_grp_def)

Family Group Definition obj_num name

(fam_grp_def)

Menu Item Group obj_num name

Definition (mi_grp_def)

Menu Item Price preset_amt_1 preset_amt_3

Definition (mi_price_def) preset_amt_2 preset_amt_4

Menu Item Type Class ob_mi20_sub_lvl_for_prices

Definition
(mi_type_class_def)

Daily System Total sys_sbtl_discount_total

(dly_sys_ttl)

Revenue Center main_mlvl_name_1 main_mlvl_3_name

Configuration Temp sub_mlvl_1_name sub_mlvl_3_name
(rvc_cfg_temp) main_mlvl_2_name main_mlvl_4_name
sub_mlvl_2_name sub_mlvl_5_name

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

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The v_R_sys_menuitem_fam_grp view provides system-wide detailed
sales information for each of the menu items in a family group.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_sys_menuitem_fam_grp
view are listed below:

Tables Columns

Daily System Menu Item business_date price1_sls_cnt

Total (dly_sys_mi_ttl) price1_sls_ttl price1_rtn_cnt
price1_dsc_tal price2_sls_cnt
price2_sls_ttl price2_rtn_cnt
price2_dsc_ttl price3_sls_cnt
price3_sls_ttl price3_rtn_cnt
price3_dsc_ttl price4_sls_cnt
price4_sls_ttl price4_rtn_cnt
price4_dsc_ttl

Menu Item Definition obj_number name_1

(mi_def) mi_seq name_2
nlu_num

Family Group Definition obj_num name

(fam_grp_def)

Menu Item Price Definition preset_amt_1 preset_amt_3

(mi_price_def) preset_amt_2 preset_amt_4

Menu Item Type Class ob_mi20_sub_lvl_for_prices

Definition
(mi_type_class_def)

Daily System Totals sttl_dsc_ttl

(dly_sys_ttl)

Revenue Center main_mlvl_1_name main_mlvl_3_name

Configuration Temp sub_mlvl_1_name sub_mlvl_3_name
(rvc_cfg_temp) main_mlvl_2_name main_mlvl_4_name
sub_mlvl_2_name sub_mlvl_4_name

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

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reports:

System Menu Item Detail, Subtotaled By Menu Item Group (MI_S001.rpt)

Consolidated System Menu Item Detail, Subtotaled By Menu Item Group (MI_S002.rpt)
System Menu Item Summary, Subtotaled By Menu Item Group (MI_S101.rpt)
Consolidated System Menu Item Summary, Subtotaled By Menu Item Group

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view are listed below:

Tables Columns

Daily System Menu Item business_date price1_sls_cnt

Total (dly_sys_mi_ttl) price1_slss_ttl price1_rtn_cnt
price1_dsc_ttl price2_sls_cnt
price2_sls_ttl price2_rtn_cnt
price2_dsc_ttl price3_sls_cnt
price3_sls_ttl price3_rtn_cnt
price3_dsc_ttl price4_sls_cnt
price4_sls_ttl price4_rtn_cnt
price4_dsc_ttl

Menu Item Definition obj_num name_1

(mi_def) mi_seq name_2
nlu_num

Major Group Definition obj_num name

(maj_grp_def)

Menu Item Price Definition preset_amt_1 preset_amt_3

(mi_price_def) preset_amt_2 preset_amt_4

Menu Item Type Class ob_mi20_sub_lvl_for_prices

Definition
(mi_type_class_def)

Daily System Totals sttl_dsc_ttl

(dly_sys_ttl)

Revenue Center main_mlvl_1_name main_mlvl_3_name

Configuration Temp sub_mlvl_1_name sub_mlvl_3_name
(rvc_cfg_temp) main_mlvl_2_name main_mlvl_4_name
sub_mlvl_2_name sub_mlvl_4_name

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

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5HSRUWV The v_R_sys_menuitem_maj_grp view is used to create the following
reports:

System Menu Item Detail, Subtotaled By Major Group (MI_S001.rpt)

Consolidated System Menu Item Detail, Subtotaled By Major Group (MI_S002.rpt)
System Menu Item Summary, Subtotaled By Major Group (MI_S101.rpt)
Consolidated SYS Menu Item Summary, Subtotaled By Major Group (MI_S102.rpt)


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sales information for each of the menu items in a menu item group.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_sys_menuitem_mi_grp
view are listed below:

Tables Columns

Daily System Menu Item business_date price1_sls_cnt

Total (dly_sys_mi_ttl) price1_slss_ttl price1_rtn_cnt
price1_dsc_ttl price2_sls_cnt
price2_sls_ttl price2_rtn_cnt
price2_dsc_ttl price3_sls_cnt
price3_sls_ttl price3_rtn_cnt
price3_dsc_ttl price4_sls_cnt
price4_sls_ttl price4_rtn_cnt
price4_dsc_ttl

Menu Item Definition obj_num name_1

(mi_def) mi_seq name_2
nlu_num

Menu Item Group obj_num name

Definition (mi_grp_def)

Menu Item Price Definition preset_amt_1 preset_amt_3

(mi_price_def) preset_amt_2 preset_amt_4

Menu Item Type Class ob_mi20_sub_lvl_for_prices

Definition
(mi_type_class_def)

Daily System Totals sttl_dsc_ttl

(dly_sys_ttl)

Revenue Center main_mlvl_1_name main_mlvl_3_name

Configuration Temp sub_mlvl_1_name sub_mlvl_3_name
(rvc_cfg_temp) main_mlvl_2_name main_mlvl_4_name
sub_mlvl_2_name sub_mlvl_4_name

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

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reports:

System Menu Item Detail, Subtotaled By Menu Item Group (MI_S001.rpt)

Consolidated SYS Menu Item Detail, Subtotaled By Menu Item Group (MI_S002.rpt)
System Menu Item Summary, Subtotaled By Menu Item Group (MI_S101.rpt)
Consolidated SYS Menu Item Summary, Subtotaled By Menu Item Group (MI_S102.rpt)

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The v_R_sys_sales view provides system-wide sales and tip information,
such as net sales and charged tips.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_sys_sales view are listed
below:

Tables Columns

Daily System Total business_date_start_time cancel_ttl

(dly_sys_ttl) business_date_end_time mgr_void_ttl
item_dsc_ttl error_correct_ttl
rtn_cnt chk_carry_over_ttl
svc_chg_ttl chk_begun_ttl
void_ttl chk_paid_ttl
credit_ttl chgd_rcpts_ttl
change_grand_ttl tip_svc_ttl
grand_total tips_declared_ttl
training_total labor_cat_1_reg_hrs
cancel_cnt labor_cat_1_ovt_hrs
mgr_void_cnt labor_cat_1_reg_ttl
error_correct_cnt labor_cat_1_ovt_ttl
chk_carry_over_cnt labor_cat_2_reg_hrs
chk_begun_cnt labor_cat_2_ovt_hrs
chk_paid_cnt labor_cat_2_reg_ttl
gross_rcpts_ttl labor_cat_2_ovt_ttl
chgd_tips_ttl labor_cat_3_reg_hrs
tips_paid_ttl labor_cat_3_ovt_hrs
net_sls_ttl labor_cat_3_reg_ttl
sttl_dsc_ttl labor_cat_3_ovt_ttl
rtn_ttl labor_cat_4_reg_hrs
void_cnt labor_cat_4_ovt_hrs
tax_coll_ttl labor_cat_4_reg_ttl
rounding_ttl labor_cat_4_ovt_ttl
non_txbl_ttl

Daily System Order Type order_type_seq cov_cnt

Totals (dly_sys_ot_ttl) net_sls_ttl tbl_turn_cnt
chk_cnt tbl_dine_time

Order Type name

(order_type_def)

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

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System Sales Detail (SYS_101.rpt)
System Sales Detail (SYS_101_1.rpt)
System Sales Detail (SYS_101_2.rpt)
System Sales Detail (SYS_101_3.rpt)

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The v_R_sys_sales_tips provides system-wide sales and tip information,
such as net sales and charged tips.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_sys_sales_tips view are
listed below:

Tables Columns

Daily System Total business_date_start_time cancel_ttl

(dly_sys_ttl) business_date_end_time mgr_void_ttl
item_dsc_ttl error_correct_ttl
rtn_cnt chk_carry_over_ttl
svc_chg_ttl chk_begun_ttl
void_ttl chk_paid_ttl
credit_ttl chgd_rcpts_ttl
change_grand_ttl tip_svc_ttl
grand_total tips_declared_ttl
training_total labor_cat_1_reg_hrs
cancel_cnt labor_cat_1_ovt_hrs
mgr_void_cnt labor_cat_1_reg_ttl
error_correct_cnt labor_cat_1_ovt_ttl
chk_carry_over_cnt labor_cat_2_reg_hrs
chk_begun_cnt labor_cat_2_ovt_hrs
chk_paid_cnt labor_cat_2_reg_ttl
gross_rcpts_ttl labor_cat_2_ovt_ttl
chgd_tips_ttl labor_cat_3_reg_hrs
tips_paid_ttl labor_cat_3_ovt_hrs
net_sls_ttl labor_cat_3_reg_ttl
sttl_dsc_ttl labor_cat_3_ovt_ttl
rtn_ttl labor_cat_4_reg_hrs
void_cnt labor_cat_4_ovt_hrs
tax_coll_ttl labor_cat_4_reg_ttl
rounding_ttl labor_cat_4_ovt_ttl
non_txbl_ttl

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

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Consolidated System Tip Totals (TIP_S001.rpt)

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The v_R_sys_tax view provides system-wide tax information.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_sys_tax view are listed
below:

Tables Columns

Daily System Tax Total coll_ttl tax_rate_seq

(dly_sys_tax_ttl) exempt_ttl txbl_sls_ttl

Tax Rate Definition type name

(tax_rate_def) percentage tax_coll_name
txbl_sls_name exempt_name
net_sls_name

Daily System Totals business_date non_txbl_sls

(dly_sys_ttl) net_sls_ttl

Restaurant obj_num store_id

(rest_def)

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5HSRUWV The v_R_sys_tax view is used to create the following reports:

System Tax Totals (TAX_S001.rpt)

Consolidated System Tax Totals (TAX_S002.rpt)
Canadian System Tax Totals(TAX_cs01.rpt)
Canadian Consolidated System Tax Totals (TAX_cs02.rpt)


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The v_R_sys_time_period view provides system-wide financial
information based on time periods.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_sys_time_period view are
listed below:

Tables Columns

Daily System Fixed Period business_date net_sales_ttl

Total store_number labor_cat_1_ovt_hrs
(dly_sys_fixed_prd_ttl) store_id labor_cat_1_ovt_ttl
time_period_number labor_cat_2_ovt_hrs
time_period_seq labor_cat_2_ovt_ttl
period_number labor_cat_3_ovt_hrs
period_name labor_cat_3_ovt_ttl
period_start_time labor_cat_4_ovt_hrs
period_end_time labor_cat_4_ovt_ttl
labor_cat_1_reg_hrs
labor_cat_1_reg_ttl
labor_cat_2_reg_hrs
labor_cat_2_reg_ttl
labor_cat_3_reg_hrs
labor_cat_3_reg_ttl
labor_cat_4_reg_hrs
labor_cat_4_reg_ttl

Daily System Fixed Period order_type_seq

Order Type Total
(dly_sys_fixed_prd_ot_ttl)

Order Type name

(order_type_def)

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sp_R_sys_time_prd_time_card_ttls
5HSRUWV The v_R_sys_time_period view is used to create the following reports:

System Time Period Totals (TP_S001.rpt)

System Time Period Summary (TP_S103.rpt)
System Time Period Detail (TP_S101.rpt)

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The v_R_sys_time_period_trk view provides system-wide financial
information based on time periods.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_sys_time_period_trk view
are listed below:

Tables Columns

Tracking Group Definition obj_num “name”

(trk_grp_def)

Tracking Totals Definition ttl_name_01

Temp (trk_ttl_def_temp) to
ttl_name_64

Daily System Time Period business_date

Tracking Totals
(dly_sys_fixed_prd_trk_ttl)

Time Period Definition time_period_seq name

(time_period_def) obj_num

Period Definition obj_num name

(period_def) start_time end_time

Restaurant obj_num name

(rest_def)

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sp_R_time_period_tracking
5HSRUWV The v_R_sys_time_period_trk view is used to create the following
reports:

System Time Period Detail (TP_S101.rpt)


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The v_R_sys_trk view may be used to create a System Tracking Group
report.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_sys_trk view are listed
below:

Tables Columns

Daily System Tracking business_date

Total (dly_sys_trk_ttl)

Tracking Group obj_num name

Definition (trk_grp_def)

Tracking Total Definition ttl_name_01

Temp (trk_ttl_def_temp) to
ttl_name_64

Restaurant obj_num name

(rest_def)

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5HSRUWV The v_R_sys_trk view is used to create the following reports:

System Sales Detail (SYS_101.rpt)

(SYS_101_2.rpt)

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The v_R_time_card_adj view is used by the v_R_employee_time_card
view. The v_R_time_card_adj view is not used by any of the standard
3700 reports.
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The tables and columns used to create the v_R_time_card_adj view are
listed below:

Tables Columns

Time Card Adjust Detail tm_card_seq tm_card_adjmt_seq

(time_card_adjust_dtl)

Employee Definition last_name first_name

(emp_def)

Reason Definition name

(reason_def)

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Stored Procedures

This chapter provides an introduction to stored procedures and describes

how they are used in the 3700 environment.

In this chapter
What are Stored Procedures? .................................................................7-2
Using Stored Procedures ....................................................................... 7-2
3700 Stored Procedures......................................................................... 7-3

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What are Stored Procedures?

Stored procedures are collections of SQL statements that are precompiled
and stored in the database.
Stored procedures are used in the 3700 system to retrieve, process, and
update data in the database tables and are used internally by the 3700
system.
MICROS will set all standard reports and stored procedures at object
number 9999 and below. Any custom reports or stored procedures must
be given an object number above 9999. This will ensure that MICROS
can add changes to reports without overwriting a custom report. For more
information, see “Adding Changes to the MICROS Database” on page 5-
14.

Using Stored Procedures

In order to use stored procedures, you need to understand how to do the
following:
q Create stored procedures
q Drop or remove stored procedures
q Call stored procedures from a database application

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Stored procedures are created using the CREATE PROCEDURE
statement. Note that you must have RESOURCE authority in order to
create a procedure.
Refer to the Sybase SQL Anywhere User’s Guide for the syntax of the
CREATE PROCEDURE statement.
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Once a custom procedure is created, it remains in the database until it is
explicitly removed. It is recommended that custom stored procedures be
saved in a text file. A database conversion will not preserve any custom
objects. Note that only the owner of the procedure can drop the procedure
from the database.
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A stored procedure can be invoked with a CALL statement, by an
application program, or by other procedures. Refer to the Sybase SQL
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3700 Stored Procedures

The 3700 Stored Procedures are used internally by the 3700 system to
update totals that are used to generate reports. Some stored procedures are
called through autosequences.

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The following stored procedures are used to update the totals that are used
in generating reports.

Note
There is no need to call several stored procedures if they update
the same tables. You need only call the one with the most table
updates.

Stored Tables
Purpose Tables Updated
Procedure Read

sp_R_cashier Calls the sp_post stored shift_cshr_ttl

procedure with parameters that shift_cshr_ot_ttl
specify for it to call
sp_post_cshr_cum and
sp_post_cshr_ot_cum.

sp_R_cashier_sales_tracking Calls the sp_post stored shift_cshr_ttl

procedure with parameters that shift_cshr_ot_ttl
specify for it to call shift_cshr_trk_ttl
sp_post_cshr_cum,
sp_post_cshr_ot_cum, and
sp_post_cshr_trk_cum.

sp_R_cashier_tracking Calls the sp_post stored shift_cshr_trk_ttl

procedure with parameters that
specify for it to call
sp_post_cshr_trk_cum.

sp_R_cons_cshr_ttls Consolidates totals for a range shift_cshr_ot_ttl

of business days and returns a shift_cshr_ttl
result set. cshr_ttl_def
shift_cshr_trk_ttl

sp_R_cons_emp_ttls Consolidates totals for a range shift_emp_ot_ttl

of business days and returns a shift_emp_ttl
result set. shift_emp_trk_ttl
emp_def

sp_R_cons_rvc_cashier_ttls Consolidates totals for a shift_rvc_cshr_ttl

Revenue Center for a range of shift_rvc_cshr_ot_ttl
business days and returns a shift_rvc_cshr_trk_ttl
result set.

sp_R_cons_rvc_emp_ttls Consolidates totals for a shift_rvc_emp_ttl

Revenue Center for a range of shift_rvc_emp_ot_ttl
business dates and returns a shift_rvc_emp_trk_ttl
set.

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Stored Tables
Purpose Tables Updated
Procedure Read

sp_R_cons_rvc_time_prd_ttls Consolidates totals for a range dly_rvc_fixed_prd_ot_ttl

of business days and returns a dly_rvc_fixed_prd_ttl
result set. dly_rvc_fixed_prd_trk_ttl
time_period_def
period_def

sp_R_cons_rvc_ttls Consolidates totals for a range dly_rvc_ot_ttl

of business days and returns a dly_rvc_ttl
result set. dly_rvc_trk_ttl

sp_R_cons_sys_time_prd_ttls Consolidates totals for the dly_rvc_fixed_prd_ot_ttl

system for a range of business dly_rvc_fixed_prd_ttl
dates and returns a result set. dly_rvc_fixed_prd_trk_ttl

sp_R_cons_sys_ttls Consolidates totals for the dly_sys_ttl

system for a range of business dly_sys_ot_ttl
dates and returns a result set. dly_sys_trk_ttl

sp_R_employee Calls the sp_post stored shift_emp_ttl

procedure with parameters that shift_emp_ot_ttl
specify for it to call
sp_post_emp_cum and
sp_post_emp_ot_cum.

sp_R_employee_job_code Calls dly_emp_job_code_ttl

sp_post_emp_job_code_labor dly_job_code_ttl

sp_R_employee_sales_tracking Calls the sp_post stored shift_emp_ttl

procedure with parameters that shift_emp_ot_ttl
specify for it to call shift_emp_trk_ttl
sp_post_emp_cum,
sp_post_emp_ot_cum,
sp_post_transpose_trk_ttl, and
sp_post_emp_trk_cum.

sp_R_employee_tracking Calls the sp_post stored shift_emp_trk_ttl

procedure with parameters that
specify for it to call
sp_post_emp_trk_cum.

Calls the sp_post stored dly_rvc_fam_grp_ttl

procedure with parameters that dly_rvc_ttl
specify for it to call dly_sys_fam_grp_ttl
sp_post_fam_grp_cum. dly_sys_ttl

sp_R_job_code_totals Calls the sp_post stored dly_emp_job_code_ttl

procedure with parameters that dly_job_code_ttl
specify for it to call
sp_post_job_code_sales. This
stored procedure also calls
sp_post_time_card_dtl and
sp_post_job_code_labor.

sp_R_major_group Calls the sp_post stored dly_rvc_maj_grp_ttl

procedure with parameters that dly_rvc_ttl
specify for it to call dly_sys_maj_grp_ttl
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Stored Tables
Purpose Tables Updated
Procedure Read

sp_R_menuitem Calls the sp_post stored dly_rvc_mi_ttl

procedure with parameters that dly_rvc_ttl
specify for it to call dly_sys_mi_ttl
sp_post_mi_grp_cum, dly_sys_ttl
sp_post_cum, and
sp_post_mi_cum.

sp_R_menuitem_group Calls the sp_post stored dly_rvc_mi_grp_ttl

procedure with parameters that dly_rvc_ttl
specify for it to call dly_sys_mi_grp_ttl
sp_post_mi_grp_cum. dly_sys_ttl

sp_R_rvc_cashier Calls the sp_post stored shift_rvc_cshr_ttl

procedure with parameters that shift_rvc_cshr_ot_ttl
specify for it to call
sp_post_rvc_cshr_cum and
sp_post_rvc_cshr_ot_cum.

sp_R_rvc_cashier_sales_tracking Calls the sp_post stored shift_rvc_cshr_ttl

procedure with parameters that shift_rvc_cshr_ot_ttl
specify for it to call shift_rvc_cshr_trk_ttl
sp_post_rvc_cshr_cum,
sp_post_rvc_cshr_ot_cum,
sp_post_rvc_cshr_trk_cum, and
sp_transpose_trk_ttl_names.

sp_R_rvc_cashier_tracking Calls the sp_post stored shift_rvc_cshr_trk_ttl

procedure with parameters that
specify for it to call
sp_transpose_trk_ttl_names
and sp_post_rvc_cshr_trk_cum.

sp_R_rvc_employee Calls the sp_post stored shift_rvc_emp_ttl

procedure with parameters that shift_rvc_emp_ot_ttl
specify for it to call
sp_post_rvc_emp_cum and
sp_post_rvc_emp_ot_cum.

sp_R_rvc_employee_sales_trk Calls the sp_post stored shift_rvc_emp_ttl

procedure with parameters that shift_rvc_emp_ot_ttl
specify for it to call shift_rvc_emp_trk_ttl
sp_post_rvc_emp_cum,
sp_post_rvc_emp_ot_cum,
sp_transpose_trk_ttl_names,
and sp_post_rvc_emp_trk_cum.

sp_R_rvc_employee_tracking Calls the sp_post stored shift_rvc_emp_trk_ttl

procedure with parameters that
specify for it to call
sp_transpose_trk_ttl_names
and sp_post_rvc_emp_trk_cum.

sp_R_rvc_sales_tracking Calls the sp_post stored dly_rvc_ttl

procedure with parameters that dly_rvc_ot_ttl
specify for it to call dly_sys_ttl
sp_post_cum, sp_post_ot_cum, dly_sys_ot_ttl
and sp_post_rvc_trk_cum. dly_rvc_trk_ttl

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Stored Tables
Purpose Tables Updated
Procedure Read

sp_R_rvc_time_prd_sales_trk Calls the sp_post stored dly_rvc_fixed_prd_ttl

procedure with parameters that dly_sys_fixed_prd_ttl
specify for it to call dly_rvc_fixed_prd_ot_ttl
sp_post_tm_prd_cum, dly_sys_fixed_prd_ot_ttl
sp_post_rvc_tm_prd_trk_cum, dly_rvc_fixed_prd_trk_ttl
and sp_post_tm_prd_ot_cum.

sp_R_rvc_time_period_tracking Calls the sp_post stored dly_rvc_fixed_prd_trk_ttl

procedure with parameters that
specify for it to call
sp_post_rvc_tm_prd_trk_cum.

sp_R_rvc_totals Calls the sp_post stored dly_rvc_ttl

procedure with parameters that dly_rvc_ot_ttl
specify for it to call dly_sys_ttl
sp_post_cum. dly_sys_ot_ttl

sp_R_rvc_tracking Calls the sp_post stored dly_rvc_trk_ttl

procedure with parameters that
specify for it to call
sp_post_rvc_trk_cum.

sp_R_sys_sales_tracking Calls the sp_post stored dly_rvc_ot_ttl

procedure with parameters that dly_sys_ot_ttl
specify for it to call dly_rvc_ttl
sp_post_cum, sp_post_ot_cum, dly_sys_ttl
and sp_post_sys_trk_cum. dly_sys_trk_ttl

sp_R_sys_time_prd_sales_trk Calls the sp_post stored dly_rvc_fixed_prd_ttl

procedure with parameters that dly_sys_fixed_prd_ttl
specify for it to call dly_rvc_fixed_prd_ot_ttl
sp_post_tm_prd_cum, dly_sys_fixed_prd_ot_ttl
sp_post_rvc_tm_prd_trk_cum, dly_sys_fixed_prd_trk_ttl
and
sp_post_sys_tm_prd_trk_cum.

sp_R_sys_time_period_tracking Calls the sp_post stored dly_sys_fixed_prd_trk_ttl

procedure with parameters that
specify for it to call
sp_post_sys_tm_prd_trk_cum.

sp_R_sys_totals Calls the sp_post stored dly_sys_ttl

procedure with parameters that dly_rvc_ttl
specify for it to call dly_sys_ot_ttl
sp_post_cum. dly_rvc_ot_ttl

sp_R_sys_tracking Calls the sp_post stored dly_sys_trk_ttl

procedure with parameters that
specify for it to call
sp_post_sys_trk_cum.

sp_R_tax Calls the sp_post stored dly_rvc_tax_ttl

procedure with parameters that dly_rvc_ttl
specify for it to call dly_sys_tax_ttl
sp_post_tax_cum. dly_sys_ttl

sp_R_time_card_detail Calls time_card_dtl

sp_post_emp_time_card_dtl
with NULL parameter to post all
employees.


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Stored Tables
Purpose Tables Updated
Procedure Read

sp_R_time_card_totals Posts transaction totals to the time_card_dtl dly_rvc_ttl

dly_rvc_ttl and dly_sys_ttl job_def dly_sys_ttl
tables.

sp_R_time_period Calls the sp_post stored dly_rvc_fixed_prd_ttl

procedure with parameters that dly_sys_fixed_prd_ttl
specify for it to call
sp_post_tm_prd_cum and
sp_post_tm_prd_ot_cum.

sp_R_time_prd_time_card_ttls time_card_dtl dly_rvc_fixed_prd_ttl

time_period_def dly_sys_fixed_prd_ttl
period_def
job_def

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The following stored procedures can be called through an autosequence.

Clock Out an Employee

sp_ClockOutEmployee
This stored procedure is usually run as part of an end of night
autosequence. It forces a clock out of all clocked in employees. It can be
used with the Employee Clocked In stored procedure.
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q time_card_dtl
q emp_status

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q time_card_dtl
q emp_status

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Clock Out and In All Employees sp_ClockOutInAllEmployees

This stored procedure is usually run as part of an end of night
autosequence when employees are on the clock and end of night is run. It
clocks out all employees and clocks them back in. This stored procedure
is a good way to split employees’ payroll across two pay periods.
7DEOHV5HDG
q time_card_dtl
q emp_status

7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q time_card_dtl

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q emp_status

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Clock Out and In an Employee

sp_ClockOutInEmployee
This stored procedure is usually run as part of an end of night
autosequence when employees are on the clock and end of night is run. It
clocks out an employee and clocks the employee back in. This stored
procedure is a good way to split an employee’s payroll across two pay
periods.
7DEOHV5HDG
q time_card_dtl
q emp_status

7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q time_card_dtl
q emp_status

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Credit Card Batch Create

sp_CreateCCBatch
This stored procedure will create a batch of all the unbatched credit card
transactions in the system. This is typically run once a day as part of the
end of night autosequence.
7DEOHV5HDG
q cc_index_dtl
q caedc_driver_def
q tmed_dtl
q rest_status
q ccbatch_item_dtl

7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q rest_status
q cc_batch_item_dtl
q chk_dtl

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Employee Clocked In
sp_EmployeeClockedIn
This stored procedure is usually run as part of the end of night
autosequence. The procedure checks to see if any employees are clocked
in. If employees are clocked in, the stored procedure branches to print a
status report and can be programmed to clock out all clocked in
employees using the Clock Out an Employee stored procedure.
7DEOHV5HDG
q emp_status

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This stored procedure does not update any tables.
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Employee Open Checks

sp_EmployeeOpenChecks
This stored procedure is usually run as part of the end of night
autosequence to check for open employee checks. If there are open
checks, the stored procedure can be programmed to branch to another step
such as printing an open check report. If there are no open checks the
stored procedure will complete without any errors.
7DEOHV5HDG
q chk_dtl

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This stored procedure does not update any tables
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Increment Cashier Shift

sp_IncrementCshrShift
This procedure can be run as part of an end of shift, end of night, or Clock
In autosequence. This stored procedure will increment a cashier’s shift.
Once the shift is incremented all subsequent transactions will be posted to
the new shift.
7DEOHV5HDG
q chsr_ttl_def
q cshr_ttl_status

7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q shift_cshr_dtl
q shift_cshr_ttl

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q cshr_ttl_status

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Increment Employee Shift

sp_IncrementEmpShift
This procedure will increment an employee’s shift. It is usually called as
part of an employee’s close out report for the end of a shift. After the shift
is incremented all subsequent transactions for the employee will be posted
to the new shift.
7DEOHV5HDG
q emp_def
q emp_status

7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q shift_emp_dtl
q shift_emp_ttl
q emp_status
q rvc_sign_in_status

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Post Cashier Sales

sp_R_cashier
This stored procedure can be used to post totals throughout the day so
related reports will have a quick run time.
This stored procedure calls the sp_post stored procedure with parameters
that specify for it to call sp_post_cshr_cum and sp_post_cshr_ot_cum.
7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q shift_cshr_ttl
q shift_cshr_ot_ttl

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q Cashier Summary Totals
(CSHR_001.RPT)

Post Cashier Sales and Tracking

sp_R_cashier_sales_tracking
This stored procedure can be used to post totals throughout the day so
related reports will have a quick run time.


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This stored procedure calls the sp_post stored procedure with parameters
that specify for it to call sp_post_cshr_cum, sp_post_cshr_ot_cum, and
sp_post_cshr_trk_cum.
7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q shift_cshr_ttl
q shift_cshr_ot_ttl
q shift_cshr_trk_ttl

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q Cashier Detail Totals (CSHR_101.RPT)

Post Cashier Sales and Tracking by Revenue Center

sp_R_rvc_cashier_sales_tracking
This stored procedure can be used to post totals throughout the day so
related reports will have a quick run time.
This stored procedure calls the sp_post stored procedure with parameters
that specify for it to call sp_post_rvc_cshr_cum,
sp_post_rvc_cshr_ot_cum, sp_post_rvc_cshr_trk_cum, and
sp_transpose_trk_ttl_names.
7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q shift_rvc_cshr_ttl
q shift_rvc_cshr_ot_ttl
q shift_rvc_cshr_trk_ttl

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q Cashier Detail Totals by RVC (CSHR_701)
q Consolidated Cashier Detail Totals (CSHR_702)

Post Cashier Sales by Revenue Center

sp_R_rvc_cashier
This stored procedure can be used to post totals throughout the day so
related reports will have a quick run time.
This stored procedure calls the sp_post stored procedure with parameters
that specify for it to call sp_post_rvc_cshr_cum and
sp_post_rvc_cshr_ot_cum.
7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q shift_rvc_cshr_ttl
q shift_rvc_cshr_ot_ttl

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q Cashier Summary Totals by RVC (CSHR_601.RPT)

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Post Employee Job Code Totals

sp_R_employee_job_code
This stored procedure can be used to post totals throughout the day so
related reports will have a quick run time.
7DEOHV5HDG
q sp_post_emp_job_code_labor

7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q dly_emp_job_code_ttl
q dly_job_code_ttl

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q Employee Job Summary (Time_003.RPT)
q Consolidated Employee Job Summary (Time_004.RPT)

Post Employee Sales and Tracking sp_R_employee_sales_tracking

This stored procedure can be used to post totals throughout the day so
related reports will have a quick run time.
This stored procedure calls the sp_post stored procedure with parameters
that specify for it to call sp_post_emp_cum, sp_post_emp_ot_cum,
sp_post_transpose_trk_ttl, and sp_post_emp_trk_cum.
7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q shift_emp_ttl
q shift_emp_ot_ttl
q shift_emp_trk_ttl

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q Employee Detail Totals (EMP_101.RPT)
q Consolidated Employee Detail Totals (EMP_102.RPT)

Post Employee Sales and Tracking by Revenue Center

sp_R_rvc_employee_sales_tracking
This stored procedure can be used to post totals throughout the day so
related reports will have a quick run time.
This stored procedure calls the sp_post stored procedure with parameters
that specify for it to call sp_post_rvc_emp_cum,
sp_post_rvc_ot_emp_cum, sp_transpose_trk_ttl_names, and
sp_post_rvc_emp_trk_cum.
7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q shift_rvc_emp_ttl
q shift_rvc_emp_ot_ttl


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q shift_rvc_emp_trk_ttl

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q Employee Detail Totals by Revenue Center (EMP_701.RPT)
q Consolidated Employee Detail Totals by Revenue Center
(EMP_702.RPT)

Post Employee Sales by Revenue Center

sp_R_rvc_employee
This stored procedure can be used to post totals throughout the day so
related reports will have a quick run time.
This stored procedure calls the sp_post stored procedure with parameters
that specify for it to call sp_post_rvc_emp_cum and
sp_post_rvc_emp_ot_cum.
7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q shift_rvc_emp_ttl
q shift_rvc_emp_ot_ttl

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q Employee Tip Totals by Revenue Center (EMP_805.RPT)
q Consolidated Employee Tip Totals by Revenue Center
(EMP_806.RPT)

Post Family Group Sales

sp_R_family_group
This stored procedure can be used to post totals throughout the day so
related reports will have a quick run time.
This stored procedure calls the sp_post stored procedure with parameters
that specify for it to call sp_post_fam_grp_cum.
7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q dly_rvc_fam_grp_ttl
q dly_rvc_ttl
q dly_sys_fam_grp_ttl
q dly_sys_ttl

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q Daily RVC Group Sales Detail Subtotal by Category (FG_R010.RPT)
q Consolidated RVC Group Sales Detail Subtotal by Category
(FG_R012.RPT)
q Daily SYS Group Sales Detail Subtotal by Category (FG_S010.RPT)
q Consolidated System Group Sales Detail Subtotal by Category
(FG_S012.RPT)

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q Daily RVC Group Sales Detail (FG_R001.RPT)

q Consolidated RVC Group Sales Detail (FG_R002.RPT)
q Daily RVC Group Sales Summary (FG_R101.RPT)
q Consolidated RVC Group Sales Summary (FG_R111.RPT)
q Daily System Group Sales Summary (FG_S101.RPT)
q Consolidated System Group Sales Summary (FG_S111.RPT)
q Daily SYS Group Sales Detail (FG_S001.RPT)
q Consolidated System Group Sales Detail (FG_S002.RPT)
q Consolidated System Group Sales Detail w/Graph (FG_S202.RPT)

Post Job Code Totals

sp_R_job_code_totals
This stored procedure can be used to post totals throughout the day so
related reports will have a quick run time.
This stored procedure calls the sp_post stored procedure with parameters
that specify for it to call sp_post_job_code_sales, sp_post_time_card_dtl,
and sp_post_job_code_labor.
7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q dly_emp_job_code_ttl
q dly_job_code_ttl

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q Revenue Center Job Summary (Time_R011.RPT)
q Consolidated Revenue Center Job Summary (Time_R012.RPT)
q System Job Summary (Time_S011.RPT)
q Consolidated System Job Summary (Time_S012.RPT)

Post Major Group Sales

sp_R_major_group
This stored procedure can be used to post totals throughout the day so
related reports will have a quick run time.
This stored procedure calls the sp_post stored procedure with parameters
that specify for it to call sp_post_maj_grp_cum.
7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q dly_rvc_maj_grp_ttl
q dly_rvc_ttl
q dly_sys_maj_grp_ttl
q dly_sys_ttl


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This stored procedure uses the family group reports.

Post Menuitem Group Sales

sp_R_menuitem_group
This stored procedure can be used to post totals throughout the day so
related reports will have a quick run time.
This stored procedure calls the sp_post stored procedure with parameters
that specify for it to call sp_post_mi_grp_cum.
7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q dly_rvc_mi_grp_ttl
q dly_rvc_ttl
q dly_sys_mi_grp_ttl
q dly_sys_ttl

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This stored procedure uses the family group reports.

Post Menuitem Sales

sp_R_menuitem
This stored procedure can be used to post totals throughout the day so
related reports will have a quick run time.
This stored procedure calls the sp_post stored procedure with parameters
that specify for it to call sp_post_mi_grp_cum, sp_post_cum, and
sp_post_mi_cum.
7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q dly_rvc_mi_ttl
q dly_rvc_ttl
q dly_sys_mi_ttl
q dly_sys_ttl

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q Daily Revenue Center Menu Item Sales Detail (MI_R001.RPT)
q Consolidated Revenue Center Menu Item Sales Detail
(MI_R002.RPT)
q Daily Revenue Center Menu Item Sales Summary (MI_R101.RPT)
q Consolidated Revenue Center Menu Item Sales Summary
(MI_R102.RPT)
q Daily System Menu Item Sales Detail (MI_S001.RPT)
q Consolidated System Menu Item Sales Detail (MI_S002.RPT)
q Daily System Menu Item Sales Summary (MI_S101.RPT)

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q Consolidated System Menu Item Sales Summary (MI_S102.RPT)

Post RVC Sales and Tracking

sp_R_rvc_sales_tracking
This stored procedure can be used to post totals throughout the day so
related reports will have a quick run time.
This stored procedure calls the sp_post stored procedure with parameters
that specify for it to call sp_post_cum, sp_post_ot_cum and
sp_post_rvc_trk_cum.
7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q dly_rvc_ttl
q dly_rvc_ot_ttl
q dly_sys_ttl
q dly_sys_ot_ttl
q dly_rvc_trk_ttl

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q Daily Revenue Center Sales Detail (RVC_101.RPT)
q Consolidated Revenue Center Sales Detail (RVC_102.RPT)

Post RVC Time Period Sales and Tracking

sp_R_rvc_time_prd_sales_trk
This stored procedure can be used to post totals throughout the day so
related reports will have a quick run time.
This stored procedure calls the sp_post stored procedure with parameters
that specify for it to call sp_post_tm_prd_cum,
sp_post_rvc_tm_prd_trk_cum, sp_post_tm_prd_ot_cum.
7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q dly_rvc_fixed_prd_ttl
q dly_sys_fixed_prd_ttl
q dly_rvc_fixed_prd_ot_ttl
q dly_sys_fixed_prd_ot_ttl
q dly_rvc_fixed_prd_trk_ttl

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q Revenue Center Time Period Detail (TP_R101.RPT)

Post RVC Totals

sp_R_rvc_totals
This stored procedure can be used to post totals throughout the day so
related reports will have a quick run time.


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This stored procedure calls the sp_post stored procedure with parameters
that specify for it to call sp_post_cum.
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q dly_rvc_ttl
q dly_rvc_ot_ttl
q dly_sys_ttl
q dly_sys_ot_ttl

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q Consolidated Revenue Center Tip Totals (Tip_R001.RPT)

Post SYS Sales and Tracking

sp_R_sys_sales_tracking
This stored procedure can be used to post totals throughout the day so
related reports will have a quick run time.
This stored procedure calls the sp_post stored procedure with parameters
that specify for it to call sp_post_ot_cum and sp_post_rvc_trk_cum.
7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q dly_rvc_ot_ttl
q dly_sys_ot_ttl
q dly_rvc_ttl
q dly_sys_ttl
q dly_sys_trk_ttl
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q Daily System Sales Detail (SYS_101.RPT)
q Consolidated System Sales Detail (SYS_102.RPT)

Post SYS Time Period Sales and Tracking

sp_R_sys_time_prd_sales_trk
This stored procedure can be used to post totals throughout the day so
related reports will have a quick run time.
This stored procedure calls the sp_post stored procedure with parameters
that specify for it to call sp_post_tm_prd_cum,
sp_post_rvc_rvc_tm_prd_trk_cum, and sp_post_sys_tm_prd_trk_cum.
7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q dly_rvc_fixed_prd_ttl
q dly_sys_fixed_prd_ttl
q dly_rvc_fixed_prd_ot_ttl
q dly_sys_fixed_prd_ot_ttl
q dly_sys_fixed_prd_trk_ttl

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q Revenue Center Time Period Detail (TP_R101.RPT)

Post SYS Totals

sp_R_sys_totals
This stored procedure can be used to post totals throughout the day so
related reports will have a quick run time.
This stored procedure calls the sp_post stored procedure with parameters
that specify for it to call sp_post_cum.
7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q dly_sys_ttl
q dly_rvc_ttl

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q Consolidated System Tip Totals (Tip_S001.RPT)

Post Tax Totals

sp_R_tax
This stored procedure can be used to post totals throughout the day so
related reports will have a quick run time.
This stored procedure calls the sp_post stored procedure with parameters
that specify for it to call sp_post_tax_cum.
7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q dly_rvc_tax
q dly_rvc_ttl
q dly_sys_tax
q dly_sys_ttl
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q Daily System Tax Totals (Tax_S001.RPT)
q Consolidated System Tax Totals (Tax_S002.RPT)
q Daily Revenue Center Tax Totals (Tax_R001.RPT)
q Consolidated Revenue Center Tax Totals (Tax_S001.RPT)

Post Time Card Totals

sp_R_time_card_ttls
This stored procedure can be used to post totals throughout the day so
related reports will have a quick run time.
This stored procedure calls the sp_post_time_card_dtl stored procedure.
7DEOHV5HDG
q time_card_dtl


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q job_def

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q dly_rvc_ttl

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q Employee Time Card and Job Detail (Time_002.RPT)
q Daily System Sales Detail (SYS_101.RPT)
q Consolidated System Sales Detail (SYS_102.RPT)
q Daily Revenue Center Sales Detail (RVC_101.RPT)
q Consolidated Revenue Center Sales Detail (RVC_102.RPT)

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Post Time Period Sales

sp_R_time_period
This stored procedure can be used to post totals throughout the day so
related reports will have a quick run time.
This stored procedure calls the sp_post stored procedure with parameters
that specify for it to call sp_post_tm_prd_cum and
sp_post_tm_prd_ot_cum.
7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q dly_rvc_fixed_prd_ttl
q dly_sys_fixed_prd_ttl

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q System Time Period Totals (TP_S001.RPT)
q Consolidated System Time Period Detail (TP_S002.RPT)
q System Time Period Summary (TP_S103.RPT)
q Consolidated System Time Period Summary (TP_S104.RPT)
q Revenue Center Time Period Summary (TP_R103.RPT)
q Revenue Center Time Period Totals (TP_R001.RPT)

Purge Historical Totals

sp_PurgeHistory
This stored procedure is called as part of the end of night autosequence. It
deletes old detail and totals records from the database, which keep the
database size manageable and improves system performance.
7DEOHV5HDG
q rest_status
q time_clock_def
q rest_def
q hist_ttl_def

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There are no tables updated with this stored procedure.
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There are no related reports.

Reset Cash Drawer Link

sp_ResetCashDrawerLink
This stored procedure clears the link between an employee and a cash
drawer. The link is most commonly found behind the bar when two or
more bartenders are using one cash drawer. It is usually run as part of an
end of shift autosequence.


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7DEOHV5HDG
This stored procedure does not read any tables.
7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q emp_def

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Reset Employee Cashier Link

sp_ResetCashierLink
This stored procedure clears all links for cashiers that are linked to
employees. This procedure is usually run as part of an end of shift
autosequence.
7DEOHV5HDG
This stored procedure does not read any tables.
7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q emp_status

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There are no related reports.

Reset One Touch Sign In

sp_ResetOneTouchSignIn
This stored procedure clears all one touch sign in keys. One touch sign in
allows an employee to sign in one time with their ID. From that point on a
key will display on the touchscreen with their name. This stored
procedure is run by the revenue center, usually at the end of the day, to
clear all one touch sign in keys.
7DEOHV5HDG
This report does not read any tables.
7DEOHV8SGDWHG
q rvc_sign_in_status

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There are no related reports.

Reset User Workstation Cashier Link by RVC

sp_ResetRVC_UWSCashierLink
This stored procedure is run as part of the end of shift autosequence. It
resets the link for a cashier to a UWS to zero. This stored procedure
prevents totals from accumulating for the first cashier.
7DEOHV5HDG
q uws_def

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RVC Open Checks

sp_RVCOpenChecks
This stored procedure is usually run as part of a pre close autosequence. It
checks for open checks within a revenue center. If there are open checks
the stored procedure can be programmed to print an RVC open check
report. If the stored procedure returns no errors the next step in the current
autosequence or the next autosequence or will run.
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q chk_dtl

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Set the business date

sp_SetBusinessDate
This stored procedure is used to set the business date. It is usually called
as part of the end of night autosequence. After this procedure is called all
subsequent transactions will be posted to the new date.
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q rest_status
q dly_sys_ttl
q rest_def

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q dly_sys_ttl

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System Open Checks

sp_SystemOpenChecks
This stored procedure is usually run as part of a pre close autosequence. It
checks for open checks within the system. If there are open checks the
stored procedure can be programmed to print a system open check report.
If the stored procedure returns no errors the next step in the current
autosequence or the next autosequence will run.


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 Chapter 8

Domain Datatypes

This chapter describes the attributes of each datatype in the 3700

Database.

In this chapter
Datatype Overview.................................................................................8-2
SQL Anywhere Datatypes..................................................................... 8-3
3700 Domain Datatypes ........................................................................ 8-4
Database Domain Report .................................................................... 8-40
The Domain Report Template ............................................................. 8-46

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Datatype Overview
A datatype is a specification that designates the type of information
accepted in a column and the manner in which data is stored. Each
column in the 3700 Database is assigned a specific datatype.
The datatype definition for each column depends on the SQL DBMS
being used. For instance, the 3700 domain Breakpoint uses the
SMALLINT datatype in a SQL Anywhere Database.


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SQL Anywhere Datatypes

The following list describes the SQL Anywhere datatypes that are used in
mapping the 3700 user-defined datatypes to the SQL Anywhere database.

Datatype Description

char(size) Fixed-length character data with maximum length of size. The

maximum size allowed is 32,767.

varchar(size) Variable-length character data with maximum length of size. The

maximum size allowed is 32,767.

integer Datatype that holds values of -2,147,483,647 through

2,147,483,647. The storage size is 4 bytes.

datetime A timestamp containing both the calendar date and time of day
for a point in time. The useful range of values is 1600-02-28
23:59:59 to 7911-01-01 00:00:00. The storage size is 8 bytes.

smallint Datatype that holds values of -32,767 through 32,767. The

storage size is 2 bytes.

numeric (precision, scale) Decimal number where precision is the total number of digits
and scale is the number of digits after the decimal point.

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3700 Domain Datatypes

This section describes the datatypes defined for the 3700 database. The
following information is provided for each datatype:
q 3700 Domain Datatype
Lists the user-defined datatype that is being described.
q SQL Anywhere Datatype
Provides the SQL Anywhere Datatype that has been defined for the
corresponding 3700 datatype.
q Null?
Designates whether or not a NULL value is allowed for the column
that uses this datatype.
q Default Value
Designates the default value to be inserted into the column if a value
has not been provided.
q Allowed Values
Provides the values that can be entered into the column that uses the
datatype.


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SQL
Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

ACCT_CLASS numeric(1) Not 1-Asset

Null 2-Liability
3-Owners Equity
4-Income
5-Expense

ACCT_PERIOD numeric(1) Null 1-Week

2-Period
3-Quarter
4-Year

ACCTNG_CLOSE_TYPE numeric(1) Null 0-Soft

1-Hard

ACCTNG_CYCLE_FRQ_TYPE numeric(1) Null 0-Monthly

1-4/5/4
2-4/4/5
3-5/4/4
4-13-4
5-Event

ACTIVATION_ID char(8) Null

ADDRESS_CITY char(25) Null

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ADDRESS_COUNTRY char(25) Null

ADDRESS_LINE char(30) Null

ADDRESS_NAME char(20) Null

ADDRESS_NUM char(10) Null


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Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

ADDRESS_POSTAL_CODE char(15) Null

ADDRESS_STATE char(2) Null

ADJUSTMENT_TYPE numeric(1) Null 0 0-Discount

1-Extra Charge

ALLOCATION_TYPE numeric(1) Null 1 1-Do Not Distribute

2-Distribute By Quantity
3-Distribute By Adjusted Total
4-Distribute By Unadjusted Total
5-Distribute By Price
6-Distribute Equally

AMT_PCT_TYPE char(1) Null A A-Amount

P-Percent

AP_ACCOUNT_ID char(10) Null

APP_CODE int Not 0

Null

AREA_CITY_COUNTRY_CODE char(9) Null

ASEQ_ERROR_ACTION char(1) Not S B-ERROR_ACTION_BRANCH

Null I-ERROR_ACTION_IGNORE
S-ERROR_ACTION_STOP

ASEQ_STEP_TYPE char(1) Null C-STEP_TYPE_CALL_ASEQ

R-STEP_TYPE_REPORT
S-STEP_TYPE_STORED_PROCEDURE
X-STEP_TYPE_EXTERNAL_PROGRAM
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SQL
Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

AUDIT_TYPE numeric(1) Not 0-Internal

Null 1-External
2-Corporate
3-Management Turnover
4-Special Audit A
5-Special Audit B
6-Special Audit C

BAUD_RATE numeric(1) Null 0-BAUD_RATE_300

1-BAUD_RATE_1200
2-BAUD_RATE_2400
3-BAUD_RATE_4800
4-BAUD_RATE_9600
5-BAUD_RATE_19200
6-BAUD_RATE_38400
7-BAUD_RATE_57600

BOOLEAN numeric(1) Null 0 0-FALSE

1-TRUE

BREAKPOINT numeric(2) Null 1-99

BUS_DATE datetime Null

CA_RESPONSE char(1) Not A-CA_RESPONSE_APPROVED

Null C-CA_RESPONSE_CONDITIONALLY_APPROVED
D-CA_RESPONSE_DECLINED

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M-CA_RESPONSE_MANUAL_AUTH_REQUESTED

CAL_DATE datetime Null


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Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

CASH_DRAWER numeric(1) Not 0 0-NO_CASH_DRAWER

Null 1-CASH_DRAWER_1
2-CASH_DRAWER_2
CC_PREAMBLE char(8) Null

CFG_FORM smallint Null

CHECK_COMPLETE char(1) Not T I-CHECK_COMPLETE_INCOMPLETE

Null C-CHECK_COMPLETE_COMPLETE
F-CHECK_COMPLETE_FIXED
D-CHECK_COMPLETE_DAMAGED
X-CHECK_COMPLETE_UNKNOWN

CHECK_NUM numeric(4) Null -9999-+9999

CLOCK_DTL_STATUS char(1) Null A-TCS_EARLY_FROM_BREAK

B-TCS_ON_BREAK
C-TCS_LATE_FROM_BREAK
D-TCS_SCHEDULE_DISABLED
E-TCS_EARLY
L-TCS_LATE
M-TCS_MGR_CLK_OUT
N-TCS_NOT_SCHEDULED
P-TCS_ON_PAID_BREAK
T-TCS_ON_TIME

CLOSED_DAY_OPT numeric(1) Null 2 0-Order Before Holiday

1-Order After Holiday
2-Skip Altogether

CNT_SHT_SORT_ORDR numeric(1) Not 1-by location

Null 2-by task
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Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

CNV_FCTR numeric(8,4) Null 1-9999.9999

COMMENT_LINE varchar(256) Null

CONNECTION_TYPE char(1) Null C-CONNECTION_TYPE_COM_PORT

M-CONNECTION_TYPE_MICROS_PCWS
O-CONNECTION_TYPE_OPOS
U-CONNECTION_TYPE_UNIVERSAL_SERIAL_BUS

CONTRAST numeric(2) Null -99-+99

CONVRATE numeric(12,6) Null 1-999999.999999

COUNT_STATE numeric(1) Not 0 0-Definition in Progress

Null 1-Defined
2-Count in Progress
3-Entry in Progress
4-Reconciled
5-Canceled

COUNT_TYPE numeric(1) Null 1-On-Hand Count of Selected Locations for Order Placement
2-Key Item Count of Selected Locations
3-Complete Count of All Locations

COUNT4 numeric(4) Null -9999-+9999

COUNT6 numeric(6) Null -999999-+999999

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COURSE_NUM numeric(2) Null 1-16

DECIMAL_CHAR char(1) Null (.)

(,)

DECIMAL_DIGITS numeric(1) Not 2 0-3



Null
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Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

DENSITY_FCTR numeric(15,4) Null 1-99999999999.9999

DENSITY_FCTR_VOL_WGHT numeric(7,3) Null 1-9999.999

DETAIL_TYPE char(1) Null D-DETAIL_TYPE_DSC

M-DETAIL_TYPE_MI
T-DETAIL_TYPE_TMED
R-DETAIL_TYPE_REF
C-DETAIL_TYPE_CA
N-DETAIL_TYPE_NULL
V-DETAIL_TYPE_VOUCHER

DEVICE_TYPE char(1) Not D-DVC_TYPE_DISK_FILE

Null R-DVC_TYPEROLL_PRNTR
S-DVC_TYPE_SLIP_PRNTR
W-DVC_TYPE_UWS
F-DVC_TYPE_FISCAL_CASH_REGISTER
P-DVC_TYPE_PARALLEL_PRNTR_BOARD
V-DVC_TYPE_VIDEO_DISPLAY_UNIT
C-DVC_TYPE_COMM_INTF_BOARD
H-DVC_TYPE_RS232_HOST I:DVC_TYPE_PC_ISN
L-DVC_TYPE_LDS
DOC_SORT_ORDER numeric(1) Null 1 1-Vendor Item ID
2-My Item ID
3-As Entered

DOC_TYPE numeric(1) Null 1 1-Invoice

2-Packing Slip

DSC_ITMZR_NUM numeric(1) Not 1

Null
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SQL
Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

DSVC_CATEGORY numeric(1) Null 0

DSVC_TYPE char(1) Null D-DSVC_TYPE_DSC

S-DSVC_TYPE_SVC

DTL_RECORD_TYPE char(1) Null A-DTL_RECORD_TYPE_APPEND

D-DTL_RECORD_TYPE_DELETE
I-DTL_RECORD_TYPE_INSERT
R-DTL_RECORD_TYPE_REPLACE
S-DTL_RECORD_TYPE_SKIP

EM_CHG_SET_STATUS char(1) Not I A-Active

Null I-Inactive
R-Received
S-Sent

EM_CHG_SET_TYPE char(1) Null G-Global Table

N-Notification
S-Synchronization
T-Totals Table
U-User-defined

EM_MSG_TYPE char(1) Not D D-Database Update via Change Sets

Null S-Database Synchronization

EM_REPL_STATUS_FLAG char(1) Null C-Receipt Confirmed

F-Not Sent

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T-Sent

EM_REST_TYPE char(1) Not C-EM_REST_TYPE_EM_CENTRAL

Null R-EM_REST_TYPE_STANDALONE_RESTAURANT
T-EM_REST_TYPE_EM_STORE

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SQL
Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

EM_SYNC_TYPE char(1) Null C-Centralize Data

D-Distribute Data

EM_TTL_SEQ_NUM numeric(7) Null auto- -9999999-+9999999

increment

EMPL_ID numeric(10) Null 1-9999999999

EO_BUS_OP_ACCESS numeric(1) Null 0 0-None

1-Full Access
2-Full Access

EO_BUS_OP_ID smallint Null

EO_CFG_OP_ID smallint Null

EO_RPT_ID smallint Null

EXPLORER_DATA_TYPE numeric(1) Null 0-Unknown

1-Group
2-Executable
3-Auto Sequence
4-Auto Sequence Step

EXT_PROG_RUN_STYLE char(1) Null M-RUN_STYLE_MINIMIZED

N-RUN_STYLE_NORMAL
X-RUN_STYLE_MAXIMIZED

EXT_PROG_UI_TYPE char(1) Null C-UI_TYPE_CONSOLE

D-UI_TYPE_DOS
N-UI_TYPE_NONE
W-UI_TYPE_WINDOWS
EX_SEQ_NUM numeric(20,0) Null 1-99999999999999999999
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SQL
Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

FD_NAME char(50) Null

FEDERAL_TAX_ID char(10) Null

FILEPATH varchar(255) Null

FISCAL_PERIOD_TYPE char(1) Not 1 1-FISCAL_PERIOD_MONTHLY

Null 3-FISCAL_PERIOD_13_PERIODS
4-FISCAL_PERIOD_4_4_5
5-FISCAL_PERIOD_4_5_4
6-FISCAL_PERIOD_5_4_4

FORECAST METHOD numeric(1) Null 0-None

1-Recipe Explosion
2-Historical Usage

FOREIGN_CNCY numeric(15,3) Null 1-99999999999.9999

FORM_SIZE numeric(1) Not 0 0-640 X 480

Null 1-800 X 600
2-1024 X 768
FREQUENCY_METHOD numeric(1) Null 0-Day
1-Specific

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SQL
Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

FREQUENCY_SPECIFIC_DAY numeric(2) Null 0-Day

1-Weekday
2-Weekend Day
3-Sunday
4-Monday
5-Tuesday
6-Wednesday
7-Thursday
8-Friday
9-Saturday

GL_ACCT_ID numeric(9) Null 1-999999999

HHMM numeric(4) Null 0-2359

HOURS numeric(2) Null 0-99

HOURS8_2 numeric(8,2) Null 1-999999.99

ICON_ID smallint Null

ID_FIELD char(16)

IDN_ID smallint Null 1-15

INFO_PRINT_FMT char(1) Null A-CHK_INFO_NO_PRINT

B-CHK_INFO_BEFORE_HEADER
C-CHK_INFO_AFTER_HEADER
D-CHK_INFO_AFTER_TRAILER

INTERFACE_TYPE char(1) Null C-INTERFACE_TYPE_CIB

P-INTERFACE_TYPE_PCISN
R-INTERFACE_TYPE_RS232
T-INTERFACE_TYPE_TCP
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Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

INV_SELN_TYPE numeric(1) Null 1 1-Groups

2-Lists
3-Items
4-Location
5-Location Group
INV_UNIT_QTY numeric(18,6) Null 1-999999999999.999999

INVCE_PSLIP_STATUS numeric(1) Null 1 1-Deleted

2-Partial Receipt
3-Received
4-Reconciled to Receipts
5-Reconciled to Invoice
6-Approved
7-Sent to A/P

INVEN_CLOSE_MTHD numeric(1) Null 1 1-Physical Count

2-Default to Zero
3-Default to Minimum Stock
4-Default to Maximum Stock
5-Default to Par Level

INVEN_MTHD numeric(1) Null 1-FIFO

2-Weighted Average Cost
3-Last Cost

INVEN_TRANS_TYPE numeric(1) Not

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Null

INVOICE_ID char(15) Null

KDS_CLIENT_TYPE smallint Null 1-KDS_CLIENT_TYPE_WIN32
2-KDS_CLIENT_TYPE_EMBEDDED

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Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

KDS_KEY_NUM numeric(7) Null -9999999-+9999999

KDS_ORDER_TYPE char(1) Null M-KDS_ORDER_TYPE_MENU_ITEM

C-KDS_ORDER_TYPE_CONDIMENT
R-KDS_ORDER_TYPE_REFERENCE

KDS_STATION_STATUS smallint Not 1-KDS_STATION_STATUS_WAITING

Null 2-KDS_STATION_STATUS_STARTED
3-KDS_STATION_STATUS_DONE
4-KDS_STATION_STATUS_REOPENED

KDS_STATION_TYPE smallint Null 1-KDS_STATION_TYPE_PREP

2-KDS_STATION_TYPE_EXPO
3-KDS_STATION_TYPE_PICKUP
KEY_FUNC_NUM numeric(7) Null -9999999-+9999999

KEY_NUM numeric(7) Null 1-99999999

KEY_TYPE numeric(2) Null 1-18

KYBD_TYPE char(1) Null F-KYBD_TYPE_FULL

H- KYBD_TYPE_HALF

LABOR_CATEGORY numeric(1) Not 1 1-4

Null

LABOR_TOTAL numeric(23,5) Null 1-999999999999999999.99999

LAN_ADDRESS char(15) Null

LAN_NODE_TYPE char(1) Null P-LAN_NODE_PCWS

D-LAN_NODE_DTWS
O-LAN_NODE_PCWS_64 A-LAN_NODE_PCWS_64_REV_D
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Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

LANGID smallint Null >0

LARGE_CMNT_LN varchar(2048) Null

LOCAL_PHONE char(10) Null

LOGICAL char(1) Not F F-FALSE

Null T-TRUE

MI_CATEGORY numeric(2) Not 0 0-9

Null

MI_NLU_GROUP numeric(2) Null 1-64

MINUTES numeric(2) Null 0-99

MLVL numeric(1) Null 1-4

MONEY12 numeric(12,2) Null 1-9999999999.99

MONEY12_3 numeric(13,3) Null 1-9999999999.999

MONEY18 numeric(18,2) Null 1-9999999999999999.99

MONEY18_4 numeric(20,4) Null 1-99999999999999.9999

MONTHS_OF_YEAR numeric(2) Null 1-12

NAME12 char(12) Null

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NAME16 char(16) Null

NAME20 char(20) Null

NAME24 char(24) Null



NAME25 char(25) Null

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Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

NAME32 char(32) Null

NAME4 char(4) Null

NAME8 char(8) Null

NLU12 numeric(12) Null 1-999999999999

NLU4 numeric(4) Null 1-9999

NODE_TYPE numeric(1) Null 0-Branch

NOTIFY_ACTION char(1) Not C-CREATE

Null D-DELETE
U-UPDATE
NUM_CHK_INFO_LINES numeric(2) Not 0 0-16
Null

NUM_COLOR_BITS numeric(2) Null 1-COLOR_BLACK_AND_WHITE

4-COLOR_16_COLORS
8-COLOR_256_COLORS
16-COLOR_64K_COLORS

NUM_OF_DRAWERS numeric(1) Not 0 0-2

Null

NUM_SUB_CNT_UNIT numeric(1) Not 1 1-One

Null 2-Two
3-Three
4-Four
5-Five

OBJ_NAME char(32) Null

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Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

OBJ_NUM numeric(7) Null 1-9999999

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Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

OBJECT_TYPE numeric(2) Null 0-Inventory Location Cost Groups

1-Ingredients
2-Recipes
3-Inventory Items
4-Inventory Locations
5-Store Groups
6-Stores
7-Employees
8-Vendors
9-Invoices
10-Par Levels
11-Units
12-Inventory Cost Groups
13-Physical Count Number
14-Future Unused 14
15-Future Unused 15
16-Future Unused 16
17-Future Unused 17
18-Future Unused 18
19-Future Unused 19
20-Future Unused 20
21-Future Unused 21
22-Future Unused 22
23-Future Unused 23
24-Future Unused 24
25-Future Unused 25
26-Future Unused 26
27-Future Unused 27
28-Future Unused 28
29-Future Unused 29
30-Future Unused 30
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Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

OMITTED_BY_TYPE char(1) Null U-OMITTED_BY_USER

D-OMITTED_BY_DRIVER
OPERATION_TYPE char(1) Null *’-Multiply
/’-Divide

OPOS_HIGHLIGHT char(1) Null A A-OPOS_HIGHLIGHT_AUTO

B-OPOS_HIGHLIGHT_BOLD
C-OPOS_HIGHLIGHT_ALTERNATE_COLOR
I-OPOS_HIGHLIGHT_ITALICS
R-OPOS_HIGHLIGHT_REVERSE_VIDEO
U-OPOS_HIGHLIGHT_UNDERLINE

ORDER_DETAIL_STATUS numeric(1) Null 1-Added

2-Modified
3-Deleted
4-Created

ORDER_METHOD numeric(1) Null 1 1-Call In Over Phone

2-FAX
3-EDI
4-Other

ORDER_QTY_CALC_MTHD numeric(1) Null 3 1-Forecast

2-Par Level
3-Manual

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Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

ORDER_STATUS numeric(2) Null 1-Started

2-Placed
3-Completed
4-Cancelled
5-Modified
6-Partial Receipt
7-Received
8-Reconciled
9-Approved
10-Sent to A/P

PACKING_SLIP_ID char(15) Null

PARITY_TYPE char(1) Not N N-PARITY_TYPE_NONE

Null E-PARITY_TYPE_EVEN
O-PARITY-TYPE_ODD

PARM_DATA_TYPE char(1) Null N-DATA_TYPE_NUMERIC

S-DATA_TYPE_STRING
D-DATA_TYPE_DATE_TIME
Q-DATA_TYPE_SEQ_NUM

PARM_VALUE_SOURCE char(1) Null N-PARM_VALUE_NUMERIC

S-PARM_VALUE_STRING
R-PARM_VALUE_RVC_SEQ
O-PARM_VALUE_OBJ_SEQ
B-PARM_VALUE_BEGIN_DATE_TIME
E-PARM_VALUE_END_DATE_TIME

PATHNAME varchar(255) Null

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Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

PAYMENT_TERMS numeric(1) Null 1 1-COD

3-Check
4-Net X Days
PAYROLL_ID char(16) Null

PAYROLL_TYPE char(1) Null W-PAYROLL_TYPE_WEEKLY

B-PAYROLL-TYPE_BI-WEEKLY
S-PAYROLL_TYPE_SEMI-MONTHLY

PCNT numeric(8,4) Null 0-9999.9999

PERIPHERAL_TYPE char(1) Not C-PERIPHERAL_TYPE_COIN_DISPENSER

Null D-PERIPHERAL_TYPE_CASH_DRAWER_1
E-PERIPHERAL_TYPE_CASH_DRAWER_2
N-PERIPHERAL_TYPE_SCANNER
M-PERIPHERAL_TYPE_MAGNETIC_STRIPE_READER
R-PERIPHERAL_TYPE_REAR_DISPLAY
S-PERIPHERAL_TYPE_SCALE

PERPETUAL_INVEN_MTHD numeric(1) Not 0 0-None

Null 1-Recipe Explosion
2-Historical Usage

PHONE_EXT char(4) Null

PO_NUMBER numeric(10) Null 1-9999999999

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PO_PREFIX char(6) Null

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Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

PO_STATUS numeric(1) Not 1-Placed

Null 2-Cancelled
3-Modified
4-Partial Received
5-Received
6-Reconciled
7-Closed
8-Merged

POS_TRANS_TYPE numeric(1) Null 0-Sale

1-Return
2-Void Sale
3-Void Return

POS_TYPE char(1) Null 3 2-POS_TYPE_2800

3-POS_TYPE_3700
O-POS_TYPE_OTHER

POS2700_NODE_NUMBER smallint Not 0

Null
POS2800_CIB_PORT_ numeric(2) Null 1-POS2800_CIB_PORT_FUNCTION_1_HOST_COMPUTER
FUNCTION_1 2-POS2800_CIB_PORT_FUNCTION_1_FCR
3-POS2800_CIB_PORT_FUNCTION_1_LDS

POS2800_CIB_PORT_ numeric(2) Null 1-POS2800_CIB_PORT_FUNCTION_2_IDN_COMM

FUNCTION_2 2-POS2800_CIB_PORT_FUNCTION_2_GLOBAL_ISN_COMM

POS2800_DRAWER_TIMEOUT numeric(3) Null 0-255

POS2800_KEY_FUNC_NUM numeric(7) Null

POS2800_KEY_TYPE numeric(2) Null

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Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

POS2800_MGR_PROC numeric(2) Null

POS_NODE_NUMBER smallint Not 0 0-32

Null

POS2800_OMIT_ZEROS numeric(1) Not 0-POS2800_OMIT_ZEROS_PROMPT

Null 1-POS2800_OMIT_ZEROS_NO
2-POS2800_OMIT_ZEROS_YES
3-POS2800_OMIT_ZEROS_INHERIT

POS2800_OPTION_BOARD_ numeric(1) Null 1 1-POS2800_OPTION_BOARD_TYPE_CIB

TYPE 2-POS2800_OPTION_BOARD_TYPE_PIB
3-POS2800_OPTION_BOARD_TYPE_TIB
POS2800_PERIOD numeric(1) Null 0-POS2800_PERIOD_PROMPT
1-POS2800_PERIOD_CURRENT
2-POS2800_PERIOD_INHERIT

POS2800_PIB_KYBD_ numeric(3) Null 221 -999-+999

TERMINATOR

POS2800_PIB_PORT_ numeric(2) Null 1-POS2800_PIB_PORT_FUNCTION_1_NCI_400_SCALE

FUNCTION_1 2-POS2800_PIB_PORT_FUNCTION_1_METROLOGIC_
BARCODE
3-POS2800_PIB_PORT_FUNCTION_1_GP_KYBD
4-POS2800_PIB_PORT_FUNCTION_1_SYMBOL_LASER_
SCANNER

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SQL
Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

POS2800_PIB_PORT_ numeric(2) Null 1-POS2800_PIB_PORT_FUNCTION_2_BRANDT_COIN_

FUNCTION_2 CHANGER
2-POS2800_PIB_PORT_FUNCTION_2_METROLOGIC_
BARCODE
3-POS2800_PIB_PORT_FUNCTION_2_GP_KEYBOARD
4-POS2800_PIB_PORT_FUNCTION_2_SYMBOL_LASER_
SCANNER
POS2800_PRINTER numeric(1) Null 0-POS2800_PRINTER_PROMPT
1-POS2800_PRINTER_REPORT_PRINTER_1
2-POS2800_PRINTER_REPORT_PRINTER_2
3-POS2800_PRINTER_NO_PRINT
4-POS2800_PRINTER_INHERIT

POS2800_RANGE_TYPE numeric(1) Null 0-POS2800_RANGE_TYPE_PROMPT

1-POS2800_RANGE_TYPE_ALL
2-POS2800_RANGE_TYPE_RANGE
3-POS2800_RANGE_TYPE_REPORT_GROUP
4-POS2800_RANGE_TYPE_INHERIT
5-POS2800_RANGE_TYPE_COMPOUND

POS2800_RESET numeric(1) Null 0-POS2800_RESET_PROMPT

1-POS2800_RESET_NO
2-POS2800_RESET_YES
3-POS2800_RESET_INHERIT

POS2800_SCOPE numeric(1) Null 0-POS2800_SCOPE_PROMPT

1-POS2800_SCOPE_SYSTEM_UNIT
2-POS2800_SCOPE_REVENUE_CENTER
3-POS2800_SCOPE_SYSTEM
4-POS2800_SCOPE_ALL_SYSTEMS
5-POS2800_SCOPE_INHERIT
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SQL
Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

POS2800_SCOPE_VALUE numeric(2) Null 0-16

POS2800_SU_ASEQ_RPT_ numeric(2) Null 1-POS2800_SU_ASEQ_RPT_TYPE_SYSTEM_BALA NCE

TYPE 2-POS2800_SU_ASEQ_RPT_TYPE_TAX_SUMMAR Y
3-POS2800_SU_ASEQ_RPT_TYPE_TIP_SUMMARY
4-POS2800_SU_ASEQ_RPT_TYPE_RVC_BALANCE
5-POS2800_SU_ASEQ_RPT_TYPE_SU_BALANCE
6-POS2800_SU_ASEQ_RPT_TYPE_EMPLOYEE_BALANCE
7-POS2800_SU_ASEQ_RPT_TYPE_EMPLOYEE_
OPEN_CHK
8-POS2800_SU_ASEQ_RPT_TYPE_EMPLOYEE_
CLSD_CHK
9-POS2800_SU_ASEQ_RPT_TYPE_EMPLOYEE_TIP
10-POS2800_SU_ASEQ_RPT_TYPE_CASHIER_BALANCE
11-POS2800_SU_ASEQ_RPT_TYPE_MAJ_GRP_DTL
12-POS2800_SU_ASEQ_RPT_TYPE_MAJ_GRP_SUMMARY
13-POS2800_SU_ASEQ_RPT_TYPE_FAM_GRP_DTL
14-POS2800_SU_ASEQ_RPT_TYPE_FAM_GRP_
SUMMARY
15-POS2800_SU_ASEQ_RPT_TYPE_MI_DTL
16-POS2800_SU_ASEQ_RPT_TYPE_MI_SUMMARY
17-POS2800_SU_ASEQ_RPT_TYPE_TIME_PERIOD
18-POS2800_SU_ASEQ_RPT_TYPE_CLOCK_IN_STATUS
19-POS2800_SU_ASEQ_RPT_TYPE_LDS
20-POS2800_SU_ASEQ_RPT_TIME_PERIOD_SUMMARY

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110-POS2800_SU_ASEQ_RPT_EMPLOYEE_LABOR _DTL
111-POS2800_SU_ASEQ_RPT_EMPLOYEE_LABOR_
SUMMARY
121-POS2800_SU_ASEQ_RPT_LABOR_AVAILABILITY
122-POS2800_SU_ASEQ_RPT_JOB_CODE_LABOR

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SQL
Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

POS2800_SU_STATUS char(1) Not A A-POS2800_SU_STATUS_ACTIVE

Null I-POS2800_SU_STATUS_INACTIVE
T-POS2800_SU_STATUS_PC_TTLS_ONLY
POS2800_THOUSANDS_ char(1) Null (,) (,)
PLACE (.)

POS2800_TRK_TRANSFER numeric(2) Null 0-POS2800_TRK_TRANSFER_OUT

1-POS2800_TRK_TRANSFER_OUT

POS2800_TRK_TTL_TYPE numeric(2) Null 1-POS2800_TRK_TTL_TYPE_MAJ_GRP

2-POS2800_TRK_TTL_TYPE_FAM_GRP
3-POS2800_TRK_TTL_TYPE_MI
4-POS2800_TRK_TTL_TYPE_DSVC
5-POS2800_TRK_TTL_TYPE_TMED
6-POS2800_TRK_TTL_TYPE_SUBTTL_PRN_ONLY
7-POS2800_TRK_TTL_TYPE_TTL_PRN_ONLY
8-POS2800_TRK_TTL_TYPE_PRN_NAME_ONLY
9-POS2800_TRK_TTL_TYPE_CURRENCY_CONVE RSION
10-POS2800_TRK_TTL_TYPE_TAX
11-POS2800_TRK_TTL_TYPE_SUBTTL_DISCOUN T
12-POS2800_TRK_TTL_TYPE_OT_SALES
13-POS2800_TRK_TTL_TYPE_VOID/RETURN_REASON_
CODE
14-POS2800_TRK_TTL_TYPE_INSUFFICIENT_BEV
15-POS2800_TRK_TTL_TYPE_BEV_ADDED_GST_CHK
16-POS2800_TRK_TTL_TYPE_MEDIA_DECLARATION
17-POS2800_TRK_TTL_TYPE_COV_CNT
18-POS2800_TRK_TTL_TYPE_VOIDS
19-POS2800_TRK_TTL_TYPE_CHK_XFER
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SQL
Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

POS2800_TRK_VOIDS numeric(2) Null 1-POS2800_TRK_VOIDS_EMPLOYEE

2-POS2800_TRK_VOIDS_MANAGER
3-POS2800_TRK_VOIDS_CURRENT_ROUND
4-POS2800_TRK_VOIDS_PREVIOU_ROUND
POS2800_VDU_CFG char(1) Null A A-POS2800_VDU_CFG_SINGLE_QUEUE_MAX_4
B-POS2800_VDU_CFG_SINGLE_QUEUE_MAX_8
C-POS2800_VDU_CFG_DUAL_QUEUE_LOWER
D-POS2800_VDU_CFG_DUAL_QUEUE_LOWER

POS3700_DEVICE_TYPE char(1) Not D-POS3700_DVC_TYPE_DISK_FILE

Null R-POS3700_DVC_TYPE_ROLL_PRNTR
S-POS3700_DVC_TYPE_SLIP_PRNTR
W-POS3700_DVC_TYPE_UWS
F-POS3700_DVC_TYPE_FISCAL_CASH_REGISTER

POS3700_INTERFACE_TYPE char(1) Null R-POS3700_INTERFACE_TYPE_RS232

T-POS3700_INTERFACE_TYPE_TCP
PRINT_GRP numeric(1) Not 1 1-8
Null

PRINTER_INTERFACE_TYPE char(1) Null I-PRINTER_INTERFACE_TYPE_IDN

P-PRINTER_INTERFACE_TYPE_PARALLEL
R-PRINTER_INTERFACE_TYPE_RS232
O-PRINTER_INTERFACE_TYPE_OPOS

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Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

PRINTER_TYPE char(1) Null A-PRINTER_TYPE_AUTOCUT_ROLL

C-PRINTER_TYPE_EPSON_TM_300
D-PRINTER_TYPE_EPSON_TM_200
E-PRINTER_TYPE_EXPRESS_THERMAL
J-PRINTER_TYPE_OPOS_JOURNAL
K-PRINTER_TYPE_OPOS_RECEIPT
L-PRINTER_TYPE_OPOS_SLIP
R-PRINTER_TYPE_STANDALONE_ROLL
S-PRINTER_TYPE_EPSON_TM_290
T-PRINTER_TYPE_EPSON_TM_T80
U-PRINTER_TYPE_EPSON_TM_T85
V-PRINTER_TYPE_EPSON_TM_T88

PRINTER_TYPE_IDN char(1) Null A-PRINTER_TYPE_AUTOCUT_ROLL

C-PRINTER_TYPE_EPSON_TM_300
D-PRINTER_TYPE_EPSON_TM_200
E-PRINTER_TYPE_EXPRESS_THERMAL
J-PRINTER_TYPE_OPOS_JOURNAL
K-PRINTER_TYPE_OPOS_RECEIPT
L-PRINTER_TYPE_OPOS_SLIP
R-PRINTER_TYPE_STANDALONE_ROLL
S-PRINTER_TYPE_EPSON_TM_290
T-PRINTER_TYPE_EPSON_TM_T80
U-PRINTER_TYPE_EPSON_TM_T85
V-PRINTER_TYPE_EPSON_TM_T88
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SQL
Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

PRINTER_TYPE_OPOS char(1) Null A-PRINTER_TYPE_AUTOCUT_ROLL

C-PRINTER_TYPE_EPSON_TM_300
D-PRINTER_TYPE_EPSON_TM_200
E-PRINTER_TYPE_EXPRESS_THERMAL
J-PRINTER_TYPE_OPOS_JOURNAL
K-PRINTER_TYPE_OPOS_RECEIPT
L-PRINTER_TYPE_OPOS_SLIP
R-PRINTER_TYPE_STANDALONE_ROLL
S-PRINTER_TYPE_EPSON_TM_290
T-PRINTER_TYPE_EPSON_TM_T80
U-PRINTER_TYPE_EPSON_TM_T85
V-PRINTER_TYPE_EPSON_TM_T88
PRINTER_TYPE_RS232 char(1) Null A-PRINTER_TYPE_AUTOCUT_ROLL
C-PRINTER_TYPE_EPSON_TM_300
D-PRINTER_TYPE_EPSON_TM_200
E-PRINTER_TYPE_EXPRESS_THERMAL
J-PRINTER_TYPE_OPOS_JOURNAL
K-PRINTER_TYPE_OPOS_RECEIPT
L-PRINTER_TYPE_OPOS_SLIP
R-PRINTER_TYPE_STANDALONE_ROLL
S-PRINTER_TYPE_EPSON_TM_290
T-PRINTER_TYPE_EPSON_TM_T80
U-PRINTER_TYPE_EPSON_TM_T85
V-PRINTER_TYPE_EPSON_TM_T88

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PRIORITY numeric(4) Null 0-9999

PRIV_LEVEL numeric(1) Not 0 0-3

Null

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SQL
Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

PROD_TYPE numeric(1) Null 0 0-None

1-Passive
2-Auto
3-Active

PRODUCT_TYPE char(1) Not I-PRODUCT_TYPE_INVENTORY_ITEM

Null R-PRODUCT_TYPE_RECIPE

RANGE_DATE_TYPE char(1) Null B-RANGE_BUSINESS_DATE

C-RANGE_CALENDAR_DATE
F-RANGE_START_OF_FISCAL_PERIOD
M-RANGE_START_OF_MONTH
P-RANGE_START_OF_PAYROLL_PERIOD
S-RANGE_SPECIFIED_DATE
W-RANGE_START_OF_WEEK
Y-RANGE_START_OF_YEAR
f-RANGE_END_OF_FISCAL_PERIOD
m-RANGE_END_OF_MONTH
p-RANGE_END_OF_PAYROLL_PERIOD
w-RANGE_END_OF_WEEK
y-RANGE_END_OF_YEAR

RANGE_SOURCE char(1) Null P-RANGE_SOURCE_PROMPT

I-RANGE_SOURCE_INHERIT
S-RANGE_SOURCE_SPECIFIED
A-RANGE_SOURCE_ALL

RANGE_SOURCE_SHIFT char(1) Null P-RANGE_SOURCE_PROMPT

I-RANGE_SOURCE_INHERIT
C-RANGE_SOURCE_CURRENT_SHIFT
V-RANGE_SOURCE_PREVIOUS_SHIFT
A-RANGE_SOURCE_ALL_SHIFTS
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SQL
Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

RECEIVE_ITM_STATUS numeric(1) Null 1 1-Received

2-Posted to Inventory
RECIPE_COST_CALC numeric(1) Null 2-Weighted Average Cost
3-Last Cost
4-Standard Cost

RECIPE_COST_METHOD numeric(1) Null 0-Calculate From Ingredients

1-Use Standard Cost

RECIPE_TYPE char(1) Null B-Batch Recipe

S-Serving Recipe
REQUIREMENTS_METHOD numeric(1) Null 0-Forecast
1-Par Level
2-Manual

RES_PRODUCT_TYPE char(1) Null 3 2-RES_PRODUCT_TYPE_POS_2800

3-RES_PRODUCT_TYPE_POS_3700
E-RES_PRODUCT_TYPE_EO
G-RES_PRODUCT_TYPE_GSS

REVISED_ORDER_SEND_ numeric(1) Null 0-Resend Complete Order

FORMAT 1-Resend the items that have changed
RGB_COLOR numeric(8) Null 0-1677215

ROUND_QTY_TYPE numeric(1) Not 3 0-Do Not Round

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Null 1-Round Up
2-Round Down
3-Round Nearest

RPT_CATEGORY numeric(2) Not 0 0-13



Null
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SQL
Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

RPT_OBJ_TYPE char(1) Null C-OBJ_TYPE_CASHIER

E-OBJ_TYPE_EMPLOYEE
G-OBJ_TYPE_MENU_ITEM_GROUP
M-OBJ_TYPE_MENU_ITEM
S-OBJ_TYPE_SERVING_PERIOD
T-OBJ_TYPE_TIME_PERIOD
SCANNER_DATA_SIZE numeric(2) Null 1-20

SCANNER_FORMAT_TYPE char(1) Null A-SCANNER_FORMAT_TYPE_UPC_A

B-SCANNER_FORMAT_TYPE_UPC_E
C-SCANNER_FORMAT_TYPE_CUSTOM
D-SCANNER_FORMAT_TYPE_EAN_8
E-SCANNER_FORMAT_TYPE_EAN_13

SCHED_FREQUENCY numeric(1) Not 0-Daily

Null 1-Weekly
2-Monthly
3-Period
4-Yearly
SCHED_INVEN_CNT_MTHD numeric(1) 0 0-None
1-Required Task
2-Use Perpetual Stock On Hand

SCHED_MEMBER_TYPE numeric(1) Not 0-Item

Null 1-List
2-Group
3-Task
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SQL
Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

SCHED_ORDINAL numeric(1) Null 0-First

1-Second
2-Third
3-Fourth
4-Last
SCHED_TYPE numeric(1) Null 0 0-Inventory
1-Ordering

SCHEDULE_DATE_TYPE char(1) Null B-SCHEDULE_BIWEEKLY

D-SCHEDULE_DAILY
F-SCHEDULE_FIRST_DAY_OF_FISCAL_PERIOD
L-SCHEDULE_LAST_DAY_OF_FISCAL_PERIOD
M-SCHEDULE_DATES_IN_MONTH
P-SCHEDULE_PER_PAYROLL_PERIOD
S-SCHEDULE_SPECIFIED_DATE
W-SCHEDULE_DAYS_IN_WEEK
Y-SCHEDULE_MONTHS_IN_YEAR

SECONDS numeric(7) Null 0-9999999

SEQ_NUM numeric(7) Null 1-9999999

STORE_ID numeric(7) Null 1-9999999

SUMM_OPTION_TYPE numeric(1) Not 0 0-Summarize To Account

Null 1-Do Not Summarize

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SVC_ITMZR_NUM numeric(1) Not 1 1-4
Null

TAX_TYPE char(1) Null P B-TAX_TYPE_BREAKPOINT

P-TAX_TYPE_PERCENT


I-TAX_TYPE_INCLUSIVE
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SQL
Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

TEXT20 char(20) Null

TEXT24 char(24) Null

TEXTLINE16 varchar(16) Null

TEXTLINE32 varchar(32) Null

TEXTLINE40 varchar(40) Null

THAW_HRS numeric(5,2) Null 0-999.99

TIME_CLOCK_STATUS char(1) Null O B-ETS_ON_BREAK

O-ETS_CLK_OUT B-ETS_ON_BREAK
P-ETS_ON_PAID_BREAK
I-ETS_CLK_IN
S-ETS_CLK_IN_W_SCHED

TMED_CATEGORY numeric(1) Null 1 1-4

TMED_TYPE char(1) Not T-TMED_TYPE_PAYMENT

Null S-TMED_TYPE_SVC_TTL
P-TMED_TYPE_PICKUP
L-TMED_TYPE_LOAN

TRAINING_STATUS numeric(1) Null 0-2

TRANS_TYPE char(1) Null S-TRANS_TYPE_SALE

C-TRANS_TYPE_CANCEL
N-TRANS_TYPE_NO_SALE
X-TRANS_TYPE_XFER
T-TRANS_TYPE_TIP_DECLARED
P-TRANS_TYPE_PICKUP_LOAN
B-TRANS_TYPE_BALANCE_CORRECTION
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SQL
Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

TRK_TTL_NUM numeric(7) Null 0-+9999999

TRK_TTL_NUM_CHK_XFER numeric(7) Null 0-CHK_XFER_IN

1-CHK_XFER_OUT

TRK_TTL_NUM_EMP_MEAL numeric(7) Null 1-EMP_MEAL_DISCOUNT

2-EMP_MEAL_TENDER

TRK_TTL_TYPE numeric(7) Null -99-+99

TS_ARRANGE_TYPE char(1) Null C-TS_ARRANGE_TYPE_CENTER

H-TS_ARRANGE_TYPE_HORIZONTAL
V-TS_ARRANGE_TYPE_VERTICAL

TS_COLOR numeric(2) Not 1 -99-+99

Null

TS_COLUMN smallint Null 1-30

TS_FONT numeric(2) Not 1 -99-+99
Null

TS_HEIGHT smallint Null 2-12

TS_ICON_PLACEMENT char(1) Null L-TS_ICON_PLACEMENT_LEFT

R-TS_ICON_PLACEMENT_RIGHT
T-TS_ICON_PLACEMENT_TOP
B-TS_ICON_PLACEMENT_BOTTOM

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C-TS_ICON_PLACEMENT_CENTER

TS_ROW smallint Null 1-12

TS_WIDTH smallint Null 2-30



TYPE_AND_SEQ char(8) Null

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Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

UNIT_TYPE char(1) Not U U’-Unit

Null V’-Volume
W’-Weight
USER_ALPHA_FIELD char(32) Null

USER_DATA_TYPE smallint Null 0-USER_DATA_TYPE_DATE

1-USER_DATA_TYPE_STRING
2-USER_DATA_TYPE_NUMBER
3-USER_DATA_TYPE_EMPLOYEE_LIST
4-USER_DATA_TYPE_RVC_LIST
5-USER_DATA_TYPE_STORE_LIST
6-USER_DATA_TYPE_VENDOR_LIST
7-USER_DATA_TYPE_RECIPE_LIST
8-USER_DATA_TYPE_INVENTORY_ITEM_LIST
9-USER_DATA_TYPE_INGREDIENT_LIST
10-USER_DATA_TYPE_BUSINESS_DATE

USER_INTEGER_FIELD int Null

USER_NUMERIC_FIELD numeric(16,4) Null 0-999999999999.9999

VENDOR_ACCT_ID char(10) Null

VENDOR_ITEM_NUMBER char(10) Null

VENDOR_SEL_MTHD numeric(1) Null 4 1-Assign Contracted Vendor

2-Select Preferred Vendor with Best Price
3-Select Vendor with Best Price
4-Manually Select Vendor

VNDR_PERF_INDX numeric(3) Null

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Default
3700 Domain Datatype Anywhere Null? Allowed Values
Value
Datatype

WEEKDAY numeric(1) Null 1 1-WEEKDAY_SUNDAY

2-WEEKDAY_MONDAY
3-WEEKDAY_TUESDAY
4-WEEKDAY_WEDNESDAY
5-WEEKDAY_THURSDAY
6-WEEKDAY_FRIDAY
7-WEEKDAY_SATURDAY

WEIGHT10 numeric(10,3) Null 0-9999999.999

WEIGHT6 numeric(6,3) Null 0-999.999

XFER_TYPE char(1) Not A-XFER_TYPE_ADD

Null B-XFER_TYPE_BLOCK_XFER
M-XFER_TYPE_MEMO_TENDER
S-XFER_TYPE_SPLIT
X-XFER_TYPE_XFER

YIELD numeric(4,3) Null 0-9999.999

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Database Domain Report

The MICROS Database Domain Report lists the domain names currently
in the database along with a valid set of values for each. The report is
based on a pre-defined template and performs no database query when
run. Therefore, changes made to the database will not affect the structure
of the report template.
Like all Crystal Reports, the Database Domain Report is setup through
the POS Configurator and accessed via the Autosequences and Reports
module. The process consists of the following steps:
q Adding a Report Class
q Assigning a Report Template
q Running the Report

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Report classes allow you to assign similar attributes to a group of reports.
The 3700 database is installed with a set of pre-defined report classes
applicable to most POS operations. For some reports, however, the
available options may not be applicable and a new report class may be
required.
Follow these steps to add a new Report Class:
1. Open the POS Configurator.
2. Select Reporting | Report Classes.


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3. Create a new report class by adding a record number and assigning it

a value of 10000 or higher.

Note
MICROS assigns pre-defined report classes a number of 9999
or below. By setting the new report class at 10000 or greater,
you ensure that upgrades or reinstallation of the POS system
will not overwrite your custom entries.

4. Enter a Name for the report class.

5. Select Other from the Report Category drop-down list.
6. Make sure that all of the Prompt for... checkboxes are blank. Clear
the boxes, if necessary.
7. Save the changes and close the Report Classes form.

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Report templates are pre-defined files that filter the data and determine
how it will be displayed or printed when a report is generated. The 3700
System ships with a number of standard reports and templates, which can
be accessed and configured to meet specific customer needs. To do this,
the report template is linked to a report class, a new report name is added,
and the template is assigned.
Follow these steps to add a new report and assign the appropriate
template:
1. Open the POS Configurator.

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2. Select Reporting | Report Templates.

3. Add a record number and assign it a value of 10000 or higher.

Note
MICROS assigns pre-defined reports a number of 9999 or
below. By assigning the report record number a value of 10000
or greater, you ensure that upgrades or reinstallation of the POS
system will not overwrite your entries.

4. Enter a Name for the report. Be precise! This is the name that will be
displayed on the Reports folder in the Autosequences and Reports
module. It is also used as a default header for the generated report.
5. Select a Report Class from the drop-down list. For this report,
choose the report class that was added in the preceding section.
6. Make sure that the 40-column report, Hide on run screen, and
Use List checkboxes are blank. Clear the boxes, if necessary.


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7. Enter the Template Filename where the pre-defined MICROS

report is located. For this report, the filename is domain.rpt. You may
browse to locate the file.

Note
Report templates are normally stored in the Micros/res/pos/
reports directory. If you store this template elsewhere, you
must modify the path accordingly. Failure to properly specify
the template location may result in an error message when the
report is run.

8. Save the changes and close the Report Template form.

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Reports are run from the Autosequences and Reports module. Once
defined, they can be run manually or as part of an automated sequence.
Follow these steps to run the Database Domain Report:
1. Open the Autosequences and Reports module.
2. Select the Reports tab.

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3. Click Other. The following screen displays:

4. Select the report name from the list and click Next.

Note
For illustration, the report was named Database Domain
Report in Step 4 of the preceding section. If you enter a
different name, that name will appear in this list.


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5. Since the report template neither requires nor accepts range values,
the following screen may be ignored.

6. Click Preview or Print to run the report.

Note
The report will take a few minutes to generate. There are
approximately 1200 rows that must be read into the
Autosequences and Reports module before the report is
displayed.

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The Domain Report Template

This section describes the structure and output generated from the
Domain Report Template as shown in the following sample:

The report includes the following columns of data:

q Domain (in bold)—This column lists the name of the database entry.
q Datatype—This column indicates the Sybase-defined data type for
the entry.
q NULL Option—This column specifies whether a null value is
allowed for the database entry. A ‘Y’ indicates the null is allowed. A
‘N’ indicates that it is not allowed.
q Default Value—This column displays the default value for the entry
(if any).
q Valid Value: Definition—This column lists the accepted values for
the entry.


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Database Tables

This chapter contains a list of the 3700 database tables. The table name,
column names, datatype, primary key, foreign key, alternate key, and null
options are provided for each table.

In this chapter
Types of Database Tables .......................................................................9-2
Overview ............................................................................................... 9-3
Database Schema Report....................................................................... 9-4
Using the Report Executable............................................................... 9-10
The Schema Report ............................................................................. 9-14

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Types of Database Tables

The tables in the 3700 database fall into one of the following categories:
definition, status, transaction, totals, or temp tables.
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The definition tables define various aspects of the 3700 System, such as
menu items, employees, devices, etc. These definition tables can be
programmed using the POS Configurator module.
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The status tables are updated automatically in response to system events.
For instance, the Employee Status table contains a column (Time Clock
Status) that keeps track of when an employee clocks in or out. This table
is updated whenever an employee clocks in or out.
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The detail tables contain information about POS transactions. For
instance, as POS transactions occur, the type of transaction is written to
the Transaction (trans_dtl) table.
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The totals tables contain accumulated totals information that reflect
transaction activity, such as menu item sales and time period sales.
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The temp tables contain information that is used internally by the 3700
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Overview
This chapter provides the following information for each 3700 database
table.
q Logical Table Name
The logical name for the database table. This name appears at the top
of the page.
q Physical Table Name
The physical name for the database table. This name appears just
below the logical table name. Note that the Physical Table Name is
recognized by the database.
q Logical Column Name
The logical column name for each column contained in the database
table. This name appears in the first column of the tables in this
chapter.
q Physical Column Name
The physical name for each column contained in the database table.
This name appears in the second column of the tables in this chapter.
Note that the Physical Column Name is recognized by the database.
q Column Datatype
The datatype for the physical table column names. This name appears
in the third column of the tables in this chapter.
q Primary Key (PK)
PK is designated for every database table column that is a primary
key. PK appears in the fourth column of the tables in this chapter.
q Foreign Key (FK)
FK is designated for every database table column that is a foreign key.
FK appears in the fifth column of the tables in this chapter.
q Alternate Key
AK is designated for every database table column that is an alternate
key and can be uniquely indexed. IE (index entry) is designated for
every column that has a non-unique index. AK or IE followed by a
number appears in the sixth column of the tables in this chapter.
q Null Option
NULL or NOT NULL is designated for every database table column.
This option appears in the seventh column of the tables in this
chapter.

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Database Schema Report

The MICROS Database Schema Report allows you to view or print out a
public schema of a MICROS database which can be used to write other
custom reports, stored procedures, and database views.
Like all Crystal Reports, the Database Schema Report is setup through the
POS Configurator and may be accessed via the Autosequences and
Reports module. The process consists of the following steps:
q Adding a Report Class
q Assigning a Report Template
q Running the Report

Note
The report executable will not operate unless you have
Crystal Reports v6.0 Professional software installed.

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Report classes allow you to assign similar attributes to a group of reports.
The 3700 database is installed with a set of pre-defined report classes
applicable to most POS operations. For some reports, however, the
available options may not be relevant and a new report class may be
required.
Follow these steps to add a new Report Class:
1. Open the POS Configurator.


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2. Select Reporting | Report Classes.

3. Create a new report class by adding a record number and assigning it

a value of 10000 or higher.

Note
MICROS assigns pre-defined report classes a number of 9999
or below. By setting the new report class at 10000 or greater,
you ensure that upgrades or reinstallation of the POS system
will not overwrite your entries.

4. Enter a Name for the report class.

5. Select Other from the Report Category drop-down list.
6. Make sure that all of the Prompt for... checkboxes are blank. Clear
the boxes, if necessary.
7. Save the changes and close the Report Classes form.

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Report templates are pre-defined files that filter the data and determine
how it will be displayed or printed when a report is generated. The 3700
System ships with a number of standard reports and templates, which can
be accessed and configured to meet specific customer needs. To do this,
the report template is linked to a report class, a new report name is added,
and the template is assigned.

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Follow these steps to create a new report and assign the appropriate
template:
1. Open the POS Configurator.
2. Select Reporting | Report Templates.

3. Add a record number and assign it a value of 10000 or higher.

Note
MICROS assigns pre-defined reports a number of 9999 or
below. By assigning the report record number a value of 10000
or greater, you ensure that upgrades or reinstallation of the POS
system will not overwrite your custom entries.

4. Enter a Name for the report. Be precise! This is the name that will be
displayed on the Reports folder in the Autosequences and Reports
module. It is also used as a default header for the generated report.
5. Select a Report Class from the drop-down list. For this report,
choose the report class that was added in the preceding section.
6. Make sure that the 40-column report, Hide on run screen, and
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7. Enter the Template Filename where the pre-defined MICROS

report is located. For this report, the filename is schema.rpt. You may
browse to locate the file.

Note
Report templates are normally stored in the
MICROS\Res\Pos\Reports directory. If you store this template
elsewhere, you must modify the path accordingly. Failure to
properly specify the template location may result in an error
message when the report is run.

8. Save the changes and close the Report Template form.

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Reports are run from the Autosequences and Reports module. Once
defined, they can be run manually or as part of an automated sequence.
Follow these steps to run the Database Schema Report:
1. Open the Autosequences and Reports module.
2. Select the Reports tab.

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3. Click Other. The following screen displays:

4. Select the report name from the list and click Next.

Note
For illustration, the report was named Database Schema
Report in Step 4 of the preceding section. If you enter a
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5. Since the report template neither requires nor accepts range values,
the following screen may be ignored.

6. Click Preview or Print to run the report.

Note
The report will take a few minutes to generate. There are
approximately 8400 rows that must be read into the
Autosequences and Reports module before the report is
displayed.

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Using the Report Executable

The Schema Report can be accessed directly from the Windows Start
Menu by launching the report executable.

Note
To run the Schema Report executable, you must have Crystal
Reports v6.0 Professional software already installed.

Follow these steps to run the report from the MICROS Application
shortcut:
1. From the Windows Start menu, click on Programs | MICROS
Applications | Reports | Database schema report.

2. Select a Report display from the drop-down list. The options are:
q Print the report to a window—previews the report on the screen
q Export the report—saves the results to a file
q Print the report to a printer—sends the report to a designated
printer
3. Select a run-time from the drop-down list. The options are:
q right now
q in one hour
q at 10:00 tonight
q at midnight
q at 2:00 tomorrow morning


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q at 4:00 tomorrow morning

q at 6:00 tomorrow morning
q at a specific time
4. (Optional) If the report is to be run later, set the Time and Date using
the appropriate list boxes.
5. (Optional) Click Window Styles to open the options screen. This
screen allows you to choose the buttons and other features that will be
displayed when the report is printed to a preview screen (see Step 2
on page 9-10).
Check the appropriate boxes to make your selections. Click OK to
save the selections.

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The following table provides a sample icon as well as an explanation

of the selected feature:

Icon Description

Has Navigation Controls

Provides a scroll bar that allows you to
move through the report, forward and
backwards, one page at a time.
Has Print Button
Brings up a print dialog box that allows
you to print the report.

Has Print Setup Button

Brings up a print setup dialog box that
allows you to select the paper size,
orientation, and default printer options.
Has Export Button
Exports the report to a variety of file
formats.
Has Zoom Box with Default Level
Provides a drop-down list of
percentages and allows you to set the
default zoom level when the report is
previewed.
Has Cancel Button
Cancels the current query and allows
you to either close the schema report or
refresh the database and continue.
Has Close Button
Closes the report query and returns you
to the main screen.

Has Progress Controls

Shows the status of the current report
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Icon Description

Has Refresh Button

Rebuilds the report incorporating any
changes made to the schema since the
last query was submitted.
Has Search Button
Allows the user to search the report for
a specified data string.

(not available) Has Drill Down

Has Group Tree
Displays the entire schema on the left
pane and allows the user to quickly
jump to a database column instead of
using the navigation controls.

6. Ignore the Use Saved Data and Refresh Data radio buttons as
well as the Modify Selection Formula checkbox. (These options
are a part of the underlying Sybase utility which is not accessible
through this application.)
7. Click Print to run the report.
8. Click Done to exit the Database Schema report program.

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The Schema Report

This section describes the structure and output generated from the
Schema Report template as shown in the following sample:

This report provides an alphabetical listing of all of the database tables

grouped with the following columns of data:
q Table (in bold)—This column provides an alphabetical list of the
names of all the database tables currently in the system.
q PK—A ‘P’ in the column indicates that the entry is used as a primary
key.
q FK—An ‘F’ in the column indicates that the entry is used as a foreign
key.
q IX—An ‘A’ in the column indicates that the entry is used as a index.
q Null?—This column specifies whether a null value is allowed for the
database column entry. A ‘Y’ indicates the null is allowed. A ‘N’
indicates it is not allowed.
q Column Name—This column lists the names of all the columns found
in the database table.
q Domain:Datatype [Default]—This column indicates the Sybase-
defined data type for the entry.
q Attribute—This column provides a proper (or logical) name for each
of the column names found in the database table.


Index

A I
alternate key ISQL (Interactive Structured Query Language)
defined 1-3 using 3-2–3-3

B K
Borland Database Engine (BDE) 1-5, 1-6, 2-2 keys
button defined 1-2–1-3
terminology illustrated 5-3
M
C
Microsoft Excel
client/server with 3700 data 4-5–4-6
benefits of 1-4 Microsoft Query 4-5
defined 1-4
Crystal Reports O
using 4-2–4-4
Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) 1-5, 1-6
D configuring manually 2-3–2-4
described 2-2
database
3700 system overview 1-5–1-6 P
defined 1-2–1-3
viewing data 3-3 primary key
viewing the structure 3-4–3-5 defined 1-2
database table
updated by system configurator 5-4–5-13 Q
definition tables 1-6
detail tables 1-6 Query. See Microsoft Query
Devices folder
database tables updated by 5-7–5-8 R
E relational database
defined 1-2
Employees folder Reporting folder
database tables updated by 5-6–5-7 database tables updated by 5-12–5-13
Excel. See Microsoft Excel reports
creating 4-2–4-4
F Revenue Center folder
database tables updated by 5-9–5-10
folder
terminology illustrated 5-3 S
foreign key
defined 1-3 Sales folder
form database tables updated by 5-4–5-6
terminology illustrated 5-3 SQL
commands, issuing 3-3
defined 1-4

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described 1-5
needed before configuring ODBC 2-3
SQL Anywhere ISQL utility
displaying data 3-3
starting 3-2
SQL Central
using 3-4–3-5
status tables 1-6

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defined 7-2 sp_RVCOpenChecks 7-22
sp_ClockOutAllEmployees 7-7 sp_SetBusinessDate 7-22
sp_ClockOutEmployee 7-7 sp_SystemOpenChecks 7-22
sp_ClockOutInEmployee 7-8 using 7-2
sp_CreateCCBatch 7-8 Structured Query Language. See SQL
sp_EmployeeClockedIn 7-9 system configurator
sp_EmployeeOpenChecks 7-9 database tables updated by 5-4–5-13
sp_IncrementCshrShift 7-9 System folder
sp_IncrementEmpShift 7-10 database tables updated by 5-10–5-11
sp_PurgeHistory 7-20
sp_R_cashier 7-3, 7-10 T
sp_R_cashier_sales_tracking 7-3, 7-10
sp_R_cashier_tracking 7-3 tables, database
sp_R_cons_rvc_cashier_ttls 7-3 types of 1-6
sp_R_cons_rvc_emp_ttls 7-3 updated by system configurator 5-4–5-13
sp_R_cons_sys_time_prd_ttls 7-4 TCP/IP
sp_R_cons_sys_ttls 7-4 defined 1-5
sp_R_consolidated_cshr_ttls 7-3 totals tables 1-6
sp_R_consolidated_emp_ttls 7-3
sp_R_consolidated_rvc_time_prd_ttls 7-4 V
sp_R_consolidated_rvc_ttls 7-4
sp_R_employee 7-4 view
sp_R_employee_job_code 7-4, 7-12 adding 6-3
sp_R_employee_sales_tracking 7-4, 7-12 defined 6-2
sp_R_employee_tracking 7-4 used by report template 6-4
sp_R_enc_employee_sales_tracking 7-12
sp_R_family_group 7-4
sp_R_job_code_totals 7-4, 7-14
sp_R_major_group 7-4, 7-14
sp_R_menuitem 7-5, 7-15
sp_R_menuitem_group 7-5, 7-15
sp_R_rvc_cashier 7-5
sp_R_rvc_cashier_sales_tracking 7-5
sp_R_rvc_cashier_tracking 7-11
sp_R_rvc_employee 7-5, 7-11, 7-13
sp_R_rvc_employee_sales_trk 7-5
sp_R_rvc_employee_tracking 7-5
sp_R_rvc_sales_tracking 7-5, 7-16, 7-17
sp_R_rvc_time_period_sales_tracking 7-6
sp_R_rvc_time_period_tracking 7-6
sp_R_rvc_totals 7-6, 7-16
sp_R_rvc_tracking 7-6
sp_R_sys_sales_tracking 7-6
sp_R_sys_time_period_sales_tracking 7-6
sp_R_sys_time_period_tracking 7-6
sp_R_sys_totals 7-6, 7-18
sp_R_sys_tracking 7-6
sp_R_tax 7-6, 7-18
sp_R_time_card_detail 7-6
sp_R_time_card_ttls 7-7, 7-18
sp_R_time_period 7-7, 7-20
sp_R_time_prd_sales_trk 7-16, 7-17
sp_R_time_prd_time_card_ttls 7-7
sp_ResetCashDrawerLink 7-20
sp_ResetCashierLink 7-21
sp_ResetOneTouchSignIn 7-21

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v_R_cashier 6-6
v_R_cashier_trk 6-7
v_R_CCBatch 6-8
v_R_CCBatch_Xfer_Status 6-10
v_R_employee 6-11
v_R_employee_job_code 6-13
v_R_employee_sales_tips 6-14
v_R_employee_time_card 6-16
v_R_employee_time_card_status 6-18
v_R_employee_trk 6-19
v_R_guest_checks 6-20
v_R_job_code 6-21
v_R_rvc_cashier 6-22
v_R_rvc_cashier_trk 6-23
v_R_rvc_employee 6-24
v_R_rvc_employee_sales_tips 6-26
v_R_rvc_employee_trk 6-28
v_R_rvc_fam_grp 6-29
v_R_rvc_maj_grp 6-30
v_R_rvc_menuitem 6-32
v_R_rvc_menuitem_fam_grp 6-33
v_R_rvc_menuitem_maj_grp 6-35
v_R_rvc_menuitem_mi_grp 6-36
v_R_rvc_mi_grp 6-31
v_R_rvc_sales 6-37
v_R_rvc_sales_tips 6-39
v_R_rvc_tax 6-41
v_R_rvc_time_period 6-42
v_R_rvc_time_period_trk 6-43
v_R_rvc_trk 6-44
v_R_sys_fam_grp 6-45
v_R_sys_maj_grp 6-46
v_R_sys_menuitem 6-48
v_R_sys_menuitem_fam_grp 6-49
v_R_sys_menuitem_maj_grp 6-50
v_R_sys_menuitem_mi_grp 6-51
v_R_sys_mi_grp 6-47
v_R_sys_sales 6-52
v_R_sys_sales_tips 6-54
v_R_sys_tax 6-56
v_R_sys_time_period 6-57
v_R_sys_time_period_trk 6-58
v_R_sys_trk 6-59
v_R_time_card_adj 6-60

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