WS : 07: Interim Check Overview
(Doc ID 1327010.1)
Last updated on SEPTEMBER 30, 2024
Applies to:
JD Edwards World U.S. Payroll Processing - Version A7.3 cume 4 and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
Purpose
Definitions of fields to assist in the process of entering Interim Checks.
Scope
Details
To view full details, sign in with your My Oracle Support account. |
|
Don't have a My Oracle Support account? Click to get started! |
In this Document
Purpose |
Scope |
Details |
Interim Paycheck Entry Overview |
What is an Interim Check? |
What is a Manual Check? |
What is a Computer Check? |
Interim Processing Parameters |
Question 1: When attempting to create an interim check via the P060531, receive Pointer or Parameter error (C G D F. How to resolve this error? |
Range of work dates to be included |
Pay Period of the Month |
Computer or Manual Check |
Bank Account to be used with Interim Checks |
Batch or Interactive Indicator |
Standard Interim Checks or Auto Advances |
Interim Checks and Auto Deposit |
Override Auto Deposit Instructions field (ADF) |
Manual Checks |
Entering an Interim Check to Record Manual Calculations |
DBA 9997 - Overpayment |
Printing |
Question 1: How to change the interim to indicate that it has been printed successfully when encounter power outage/system shut down? |
Question 2: How to reset a check that has been printed? |
Question 3: If the interim check is printed through the interactive job, does this check need to be completed using the Update/Reset Interim Checks program? |
Question 4: Why is a payroll register printed every time an interim is entered? |
Correcting History |
History Adjustment Interim |
Interim Check Files |
Update/Reset program (P06058) |
Question 1: Can the Update/Reset program (P06058) update only certain interim checks that are in the system? |
Question 2: What steps of the payroll process are being run during the Update portion of the Update/Reset Interim Checks? |
Question 3: If the Update Interim Checks (P06058) is executed by mistake, is there a way to revert it back? |
References |