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Oracle Payroll Element Entry Creation

The document contains a PL/SQL block that declares several variables and calls the 'create_element_entry' procedure from the 'pay_element_entry_api'. It sets parameters such as effective date, business group ID, assignment ID, and various input values. The purpose of the block is to create a new element entry in the payroll system.

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Oracle Payroll Element Entry Creation

The document contains a PL/SQL block that declares several variables and calls the 'create_element_entry' procedure from the 'pay_element_entry_api'. It sets parameters such as effective date, business group ID, assignment ID, and various input values. The purpose of the block is to create a new element entry in the payroll system.

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declare

v_effective_start_date DATE;
v_effective_end_date DATE;
v_element_entry_id NUMBER;
v_object_version_number NUMBER;
v_create_warning BOOLEAN;
v_element_type_id NUMBER;
begin
pay_element_entry_api.create_element_entry(p_validate => false,
p_effective_date => sysdate,
p_business_group_id => 101,
p_assignment_id => 102,
p_element_link_id => 645,
p_entry_type => 'E',
p_input_value_id2 => 744,
p_input_value_id3 => 745,
p_input_value_id4 =>746,
p_input_value_id5 => 747,
p_entry_value2 => '09-2023',
p_entry_value3 => 4,
p_entry_value4 => 5,
p_entry_value5 => 6,
p_effective_start_date =>
v_effective_start_date,
p_effective_end_date =>
v_effective_end_date,
p_element_entry_id => v_element_entry_id,
p_object_version_number =>
v_object_version_number,
p_create_warning => v_create_warning);
end;

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