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    Date tracking allows maintaining a history of changes to personnel records over time by setting effective dates. Records are date tracked independently for people and assignments. Effective dates ensure only information effective on that date is used. Date tracking creates a timeline where changes are recorded as slices that can be viewed by changing the effective date. Future dated changes are also recorded, with inserts adding new history slices for changes prior to forthcoming changes. Date tracked tables require EFFECTIVE_START_DATE and EFFECTIVE_END_DATE columns.

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    Date tracking allows maintaining a history of changes to personnel records over time by setting effective dates. Records are date tracked independently for people and assignments. Effective dates ensure only information effective on that date is used. Date tracking creates a timeline where changes are recorded as slices that can be viewed by changing the effective date. Future dated changes are also recorded, with inserts adding new history slices for changes prior to forthcoming changes. Date tracked tables require EFFECTIVE_START_DATE and EFFECTIVE_END_DATE columns.

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    Date tracking allows maintaining a history of changes to personnel records over time by setting effective dates. Records are date tracked independently for people and assignments. Effective dates ensure only information effective on that date is used. Date tracking creates a timeline where changes are recorded as slices that can be viewed by changing the effective date. Future dated changes are also recorded, with inserts adding new history slices for changes prior to forthcoming changes. Date tracked tables require EFFECTIVE_START_DATE and EFFECTIVE_END_DATE columns.

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    Date tracking allows maintaining a history of changes to personnel records over time by setting effective dates. Records are date tracked independently for people and assignments. Effective dates ensure only information effective on that date is used. Date tracking creates a timeline where changes are recorded as slices that can be viewed by changing the effective date. Future dated changes are also recorded, with inserts adding new history slices for changes prior to forthcoming changes. Date tracked tables require EFFECTIVE_START_DATE and EFFECTIVE_END_DATE columns.

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    DateTrackin HRMS :

    Effective Dates
    Date Tracking is a means of maintaining a history of changes to personnel records. It applies to the
    following parts of a person's record in Oracle HR: People, Assignments. Each of the areas that are date
    tracked within a record are date tracked independently.
    We can 'date track' by setting an Effective Date. An effective date is the date at a particular point in
    time when a person's record is effective. When you set an effective date for your work, DateTrack
    ensures that only information effective on that day is used for any processing,
    validation, enquiries and reporting you carry out.
    Lets understand this in this simple diagram , which is consider as timeline of a personal record.

    It shows how the person's Status has changed over time to reflect their changing circumstances. As
    the changes are made in Oracle, the system keeps a record of each change. These records can be
    thought of as different slices - or different pages in a file that show each change. Date tracking allows
    you to visit each slice or page at any time. If you set the effective date to 17 July 2001.. for example,
    the record would show that this individual is Married. Reset back to today and the marital status would
    show as divorced.
    Take a another example for employee Assignment

    In this example the assignment record shows how this person's Position changes over time.
    When this person originally started in company , their position was Programmer 1. Over time their
    position get changed and Oracle keep maintaining the history of this. In addition, this individual has
    been told that they have a new position which will take effect as of the 01 Jan 2008. Using date
    tracking you can record that this position change will take effect in advance of it happening - simply
    by setting the Effective Date to 01 Jan 2008 and making the change. Until that date actually arrives,
    the position will still show as the current one.
    Insert
    If there are future dated entries in the system (as in the assignment example above), and you wish to
    record a new change that will occur prior to the forthcoming change then Oracle will prompt you to
    Insert the record as part of the update. In this scenario, Oracle will insert a new 'slice' of history up to
    the date of the future change only.

    In above diagram example, a future dated change was entered to record that this individual's position
    is changing from Programmer Level 3 to Analyst on 1 Jan 2007. However, subsequent to this change
    being entered and saved in Oracle, this person will have a new supervisor from July 1st - i.e. before
    taking up the new position. If you now record the new supervisor change, Oracle will prompt you to
    'insert' it. As such, a further slice of history will exist from 1 July 2007 to 1 Jan 2008.
    Which columns in Oracle hold these values
    To control these date tracking rows, every DateTracked table must include these columns:

    EFFECTIVE_START_DATE DATE NOT NULL


    EFFECTIVE_END_DATE DATE NOT NULL

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