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    Question *Urgent* SIMS Reports: Cannot set effective Date

    Trying to run 2 reoprts on SIMS to export All Current Teaching Staff and All Current Support Staff with an effective date of 1st September 2009 to reflect staff who have left and new staff

    However I cannot set an "Effective Date" parameter for staff!
    I can set one for Students and right at the start of a new report, but as soon as I set it defaults to Students and I cannot change the focus to Staff!

    I really need to be able to set the effective date so I can export all staff ready for importing them into AD

    Oh and the Staff are back on 1st september so it can't really wait till then

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    I don't think you can, at least with the supplied report. You can choose to report on current and then future staff getting a complete list, but this may include people with leaving dates at the end of the holidays.

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    Hmm - we used to be able to do this

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    Will setting the academic year to the new one make any difference?

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    Tried that - not worked

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    Rather than looking for an effective date, include Filters with Fields for Employment Start and End dates - either by actual dates or other definitions (e.g. Start date is before 02/09/2009 and End date is 'null').
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gatt View Post
    Trying to run 2 reoprts on SIMS to export All Current Teaching Staff and All Current Support Staff with an effective date of 1st September 2009 to reflect staff who have left and new staff

    However I cannot set an "Effective Date" parameter for staff!
    I can set one for Students and right at the start of a new report, but as soon as I set it defaults to Students and I cannot change the focus to Staff!

    I really need to be able to set the effective date so I can export all staff ready for importing them into AD

    Oh and the Staff are back on 1st september so it can't really wait till then
    You can use the staff contract end date.

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    .... is there an echo in here .... ?????

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sivadam View Post
    .... is there an echo in here .... ?????
    nope just a bloke that does read all the posts

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    Quote Originally Posted by penfold_99 View Post
    nope just a bloke that does read all the posts
    should there not have been a not in that reply.... .... or not?

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    Too.... many... not's... must... lye... down... not.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sivadam View Post
    should there not have been a not in that reply.... .... or not?
    should have been not but fat fingers to blame

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    Cheers Guys - using the filters worked

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