luAbsencePeriod lookup table
Description
The luAbsencePeriod lookup table is used to configure the:
- way the Period and Time fields operate on the Create Absence Event window, when entering an absence slip
- Part of Day value for all modes, except when entering an absence slip.
You can:
- change the descriptions of the periods as they appear on the Create Absence Event window
- set up or alter additional codes for backwards compatibility of reporting if your organisation has reports based on morning, afternoon and all day absence events
- change the order that the periods and additional codes are displayed in
- set an override time for the period, if the start time of the period is not available from a timetable at your organisation
- inactivate certain periods or additional codes from use at your organisation.
Example
Fields
Field | Description |
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Code | Unique code used to identify the absence period.
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Description | Description as it appears on the Create Absence Event window, when entering an absence slip and selecting the Period from the drop-down list. |
Synergy-Meaning | Used by Synergetic to determine which period of the day applies for backwards compatibility of reporting for organisations who have reports based on:
When entering the time on the Create Absence Event window, Synergetic automatically populates the Part of Day field based on the mode and the start time of the absence event when a user submits the absence event. The following example shows an afternoon Part of Day value for an absence event with a time after 12 noon. |
SortSeq | Order that the periods are displayed on the Period drop-down list. |
OverrideTime | Override the time set on the Create Absence Event window, when entering an absence slip and selecting the Period from the drop-down down list. This saves you having to type the Time directly, if the start time of the period does not come from the student's timetable. |
PeriodNumber | Corresponding period number for the code entered. |
ActiveFlag | Period or additional codes are active when this field is selected. |
ModifiedDate | Date and time the lookup table entry was last modified. |
ModifiedUser | User that last modified the lookup table entry. |