!!Basic Configurations of a Time Rule 
*[Frequency|FREQUENCY]
**Describes how and when the time rule is used by the system
**Existing frequencies are:
***Never - used by the system or other time rules
****Used to default in values into a time sheet when the time sheet is generated
***Every - called by the time rule engine after changes are saved to a time sheet
****Entry	
****Shift
****Day
****Week
****Period

*[Band|QUALIFYING_BAND]
**Used as a threshold, for example used to hold a minimum number of hours before the employee qualifies for overtime. 

*[Value|TIME_RULE_VALUE]
**May be used as a variable or fixed amount 
**The context in which this column is used may change depending on the time rule type
***For example, for the time rule [Daily Top Up|TR_DAILY_TOP_UP], the column name for Value changes to Max Top Up Hrs since it holds the number of hours to top up to. The time rule, [OT Consecutive|TR_OT_CONSECUTIVE], uses the Value to hold the number of consecutive days worked. 

*[Day Of Week |DAY_OF_WEEK]
**Allows for filtering of Daily and Never time rules 
**Allows for definition of first day of week for weekly time rules

*[From|FROM_CLOCK_TIME] /[To|TO_CLOCK_TIME] times 
**Allows for filtering of Daily and Never time rules

*[Time Code|TIME_CODE]/[Premium |PREMIUM_CODE]
**Most time rules use these to put the qualifying time into them
**Some time rules use them as a filter

*[Action|TIME_RULE_ACTION]
**Tells the Time Rule Engine how to apply to the time rule
***Add or Replace

*[Targeted Time Code Sets |DTCS_ID_TARGET]
**Determines what types of time (set of time codes) should qualify for the rule
**Replaces the use of the toggles for the time codes listed on the Time Code tab in [IDWR]

*[Disabled |DISABLE_RULE]
**Can be used to help debug time rules

*[Trace|TRACE_LEVEL]
**Controls the level of messaging that the server logs in the OC4J default log file
**6-Internal Level is more than enough
**[IMST] server trace might also need to be switched on for added tracing

*Banding Time Rules
**Rules of the same type can be combined to complement one another
**Must share the same targeted/apply to time code set, start/end times and day of the week
**Only rules that use the band as a threshold can support this
**Most commonly used for [OT DAILY|TR_OT_DAILY] and [OT WEEKLY|TR_OT_WEEKLY]
**For example: [OT DAILY|TR_OT_DAILY] is banded twice; first band is for 8 hours where the employee would receive OT 1.5 for hours worked after 8 hr reg time, the second band is for 12 hours where the employee would receive OT 2.0 for hours worked after 12 hrs reg time. 

!!Advanced Configurations of a Time Rule
The following list of optional configurations allows the administrator to make a time rule more powerful and advanced. 
*[Apply Time Code Sets|DTCS_ID_APPLY]
**Usually a subset of the [Targeted Time Code Set|DTCS_ID_TARGET]
**Most commonly used in Daily or Weekly time rules
**For example: Vacation time may contribute as hours towards [OT WEEKLY|TR_OT_WEEKLY] but may not be paid out as Overtime. The [OT WEEKLY|TR_OT_WEEKLY] would 'target' the vacation hours in the [Target Time Code Set|DTCS_ID_TARGET], but would exclude the vacation time code from its [Apply Time Code Set|DTCS_ID_APPLY]

*[Can Be Waived|CAN_BE_WAIVED]
**Allows the user to flag that a time rule should not be applied
**Allows the user to turn on a currently disable time rule

*[Time Rule Sequence|PROCESSING_SEQUENCE]
**Used when the default ordering is not getting the desired results
**Used to change the order of time rules within the same frequency
**Most common when layering the same time code types

*Specifying the [Cycle|CYCLE_NUMBER]
**Standard cycle is every Entry > Shift  > Day > Week > Period
**The default cycle is 5
**May be used to change the order of time rules of different frequencies.
***For example, override the cycle of OT Weekly to be 1 so that it will come before OT Daily