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RANGE INTERFACE FILE#
The Range Interface File screen is used to import salary ranges and range rules into the software data structures.
Range Interface File data is maintained on the INF_CV_RANGES table.
- ID
- This field identifies the range record within the data base.
- Entity
- You may associate the range code to a specific entity within this field.
- Range
- This field holds the user-created code that uniquely identifies the range being created.
- Range Method
- This field identifies the method that will be used to calculate the range.
- Description
- A description of the range is provided in this field.
- Effective As Of/Expires On
- If the range is time limited, the date range of that period is defined in this field.
- Change Reason
- This field displays the ‘Change Reason’ code, which provides the rationale as to why information has been created or changed as of an effective date.
- Salary Matrix
- This field allows you to associate a salary matrix with the salary range.
- Start Date
- Over time, the values of the compa-ratios, and the percentages of wages that apply, may change. This field allows you to define the dates during which the matrix is applicable.
- Basis
- This field defines the time period (hour, day, week, year) to be used with the salary range defined. E.G. $40,000 /YR or $16/HR.
- Minimum Range
- If the salary range is defined by a fixed range, this field identifies the minimum value of that range.
- Midpoint Range
- If the salary range is defined by a fixed range, this field identifies the midpoint value of that range.
- Maximum Range
- If the salary range is defined by a fixed range, this field identifies the maximum value of that range.
- Base Amount
- If the salary range is defined by a formula, this field holds the base value to be used for the range rule.
Range Midpoint = Base Amount + (Dollar Per Point x Evaluated Points).
- Dollar Per Point
- If the salary range is defined by a formula, this field holds the dollars “earned” per point awarded at the job level.
- Maximum %
- If the salary range is defined by a formula, this field holds the percent that will be used to calculate the maximum value of the range.
- Minimum %
- If the salary range is defined by a formula, this field holds the percent that will be used to calculate the minimum value of the range.
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