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The conversion of the data from the interface tables, into the application tables, is actually performed by stored procedures within the database. There are over 60 of these procedures stored in the P2K schema of the database. Each procedure will read the contents of one of the interface tables and insert the records into the corresponding P2K tables. The records being inserted in the database may actually insert into several tables, from the one interface table. For example, the data from the [INF_CV_PERSONALS] table is actually inserted into the [P2K_HR_IDENTITIES], [P2K_HR_PERSONALS], [P2K_HR_ALIASES] and [P2K_AM_USER_FIELD_VALUES] tables. Certain columns within this interface table will store their data in one of these columns of these tables. At the end of each report that the conversion process generates the number of records inserted into each table will be identified.
The conversion of the data from the interface tables, into the application tables, is actually performed by stored procedures within the database. There are over 60 of these procedures stored in the P2K schema of the database. Each procedure will read the contents of one of the interface tables and insert the records into the corresponding P2K tables. The records being inserted in the database may actually insert into several tables, from the one interface table. For example, the data from the INF_CV_PERSONALS table is actually inserted into the [P2K_HR_IDENTITIES], [P2K_HR_PERSONALS], [P2K_HR_ALIASES] and [P2K_AM_USER_FIELD_VALUES] tables. Certain columns within this interface table will store their data in one of these columns of these tables. At the end of each report that the conversion process generates the number of records inserted into each table will be identified.
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