sp115_shifts
- Jason Andrew
This table contains details of each of the working shift periods for each working day. Each record in the table represents one working shift period; for a typical shift pattern involving employees working Monday to Friday, there will be five records in this table, one for each day of the week.
 The shift can specify a "night shift", or similar. This is achieved by specifying that the shift period starts before "0000", or alternatively by specifying that the shift period ends after "2400". A shift period must be within the bounds of its working day and must not be longer than 24 hours.
 The shift may include a number of breaks. If specified, they must be within the bounds of the shift. If breaks are not defined, then break_spec_id will be null.
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Table Definition
Field | Type | Default | Nullable |
|---|---|---|---|
| shift_spec | number(4) | Â |  |
| day_number | number(3) | Â | |
| start_time | number(4) | Â | |
| end_time | number(4) | Â | |
| Â | (deprecated) | ||
| Â | (deprecated) | ||
| Â | (deprecated) | |
| capacity_shift | number(1) | Â |  |
| ADJ_shift | number(1) | Â | |
| break_spec_id | number(4) | Â | |
KeysÂ
primary key (shift_spec, day_number)Â
foreign key (shift_spec) references sp114_shift_specifications (shift_spec)
Column Descriptions
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| shift_spec | Shift pattern identifier |
| day_number | Day number within the shift pattern (0 to 370) to which this shift applies. The number must be less than the period specified for the shift in sp114_shift_specifications. Day 0 is a Sunday, as are days 7, 14 and 21 etc.; days 1, 8, 15 and 22 etc. are Mondays; etc. (Note that this differs from the usual convention of numbering days from 1, Sunday, to 7, Saturday.). |
| start_time | The time of day at which the shift period starts. Uses employee's Time Zone. This is expressed as a number of minutes offset from "0000" and must be in the range –1380 to +1380. |
| end_time | The time of day at which the shift period ends. Uses employee's Time Zone. This is expressed as a number of minutes offset from "0000" and must be in the range +60 to +2820. |
| capacity_shift | A flag indicating whether this shift provides capacity that jobs on the shift then consume. Â A value of 1 indicates that the shift provides capacity A value of 0 indicates that the shift does not provide capacity A value of NULL causes the shift pattern's capacity_shift flag to be used instead. |
| ADJ_shift | A flag indicating whether All Day Jobs can be automatically allocated to this shift. A value of 1 indicates that All Day jobs can be automatically allocated to this shift.  A value of 0 indicates that All Day jobs cannot be automatically allocated this shift. A value of NULL causes the shift pattern's ADJ_shift flag to be used instead. |
| break_spec_id | The associated break pattern to be used for this shift specification |
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