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Richard Gillespie, Joann Gillespie

June 1999, Computing McGraw-Hill, Paperback, 488 pages, ISBN 0071349723


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A real-world reference on how an application is developed with PeopleSoft software (PeopleTools), including information on relational entities, data objects, default functionality, and error checking. The book uses detailed, step-by-step examples of an actual application created by the author for a client, and includes a multitude of screen shots and CD-ROM screen cam files that explain exactly how to implement these examples.

Part I: Journey Into PeopleSoft Application Development
Describe the Application Requirements. Break Down the Requirements into Relational Entitites
Map the Entities to PeopleSoft Fields and Records
Build the Records (SQL Tables and Views)
Create the Panels (Single and Multi Scroll)
Create the Panel Groups (Search Records)
Create the Menus
Grant Access to the User (Security Administrator)

Part II: Testing Our Application
Automating Testing with SQA

Part III: Enhancing Our Application with PeopleCode
Introduction to PeopleCode
Setting Defaults on the Search Screen
Performing Automatic Calculations

Part IV: Enhancing Applications w/Business Process Maps
Business Process Maps

Part V: Creating Reports
SQR
Query
NVision

Part VI: Importing Data
Importing Data with SQA
Importing Data with SQR

The author, Richard Gillespie , March 31, 1999
What is this book about?
This book is not module specific. It covers the technical topics that are taught in several weeks of PeopleSoft training.($$$) This book is primarily for people who are new to PeopleSoft and or their primary job is functional. If this describes you and you would like to understand how you can use the PeopleSoft building blocks to create new functionality, this book is for you. Along with the basic PeopleSoft objects, the book includes sections on PeopleCode and SQR. The CD-ROM contains HTML web pages that organize and link to screen captured videos. The screen captured videos show all the steps followed to create the sample application.