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PeopleSoft PeopleTools II

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$5,000 USD
Duration 5 days
Course Code PSF141
Available Formats Classroom

Overview

Course Details

Logging in to the Classroom Environment

  • Learning Objectives
  • Accessing the Maverick Training Environment
  • Summary

PeopleSoft Architecture Overview

  • Learning Objectives
  • PeopleSoft Internet Architecture (PIA)
  • Enterprise Portal Technologies
  • Describing PeopleSoft Databases
  • Basics of Data Exchange
  • Identifying Requirements for the Development Environment
  • Exploring the PeopleSoft Architecture
  • Summary

Review of Application Development in PeopleSoft

  • Learning Objectives
  • The PeopleSoft Application Development Process
  • Designing the Application
  • Creating Field Definitions
  • Building the Tables
  • Creating Page Definitions
  • Creating Component Definitions
  • Registering the Component
  • Testing the Application
  • Application Designer
  • Exploring and User Application Designer
  • Working with Projects
  • Importing a Project
  • Designing and Building a PeopleSoft Application
  • Editing the Portal Registry
  • Creating the Security Monitoring Application
  • Summary

Advanced Design Concepts

  • Learning Objectives
  • Design Methodology
  • Walkthrough: Draw Data Relationships
  • Modifying PeopleSoft Applications
  • Creating the Course Evalutation Application
  • Summary

Understanding PeopleSoft Views

  • Learning Objectives
  • Select or Reorder Data Columns and Filter the Rows Retrieved
  • Examining Views Used in the ELM Application
  • Creating a View
  • Types of Views
  • Examining Dynamic and Query Views Used in HRMS
  • Creating the Views for the Auditing Application
  • Summary

Understanding and Working with PeopleSoft Summary Pages

  • Learning Objectives
  • What Is a Summary Page?
  • Examining Summary Pages
  • Creating Summary Pages for the Audit Application
  • Creating a Summary Page for Course Evaluations
  • Summary

Creating and Using Views for Search Records

  • Learning Objectives
  • The Role of Search Records
  • Examining Search Records
  • View as Search Records
  • Using Views as Search Records
  • The Add Search Record
  • Summary

Using Views for Prompting

  • Learning Objectives
  • How Does Prompting Work?
  • Views as Prompts
  • Summary

Understanding Data Integrity and Parent-Child Relationships

  • Learning Objectives
  • Referential Integrity
  • Parent-Child Relationship
  • Creating a Parent-Child Relationship
  • Examining Page Levels in Existing Applications
  • Creating a Multi-Level Application
  • Summary

Understanding TableSets

  • Learning Objectives
  • TableSet Sharing and the End User
  • The Relationship between Business Units and SetIDs
  • Setting up TableSet Sharing
  • Summary

Understanding the Component Processor and Buffer Allocation

  • Learning Objectives
  • What Is the Component Processor?
  • Improving Application Performance
  • Improving the Shuttle Application
  • Summary

Understanding Deferred Processing

  • Learning Objectives
  • Application Server Processing
  • Interactive Mode and Expert Entry
  • Summary

Understanding SubRecords and Subpages

  • Learning Objectives
  • SubRecords
  • SubRecords in PeopleSoft Applications
  • Working with Subpages in the Application
  • Creating SubRecords and Subpages
  • Summary

Introduction to PeopleCode

  • Learning Objectives
  • PeopleCode Overview
  • Syntax Elements
  • Object Oriented Programming
  • Accessing PeopleCode Programs
  • Finding and Examining PeopleCode
  • PeopleCode and the Component Processor
  • Validating User Inputs with People Code
  • Summary

Using Images in PeopleSoft

  • Learning Objectives
  • Image Definitions
  • Implementing Image Definitions
  • Implementing Image Fields
  • Summary

Style Sheets, Web Profile, and Branding

  • Learning Objectives
  • Web Profile
  • Exploring Web Profiles and Style SHeets, and Creating Sub-Style Sheets
  • Summary

Appendix A: PeopleSoft Tables

Appendix B: Related Content

Appendix C: Branding

  • Exploring Branding

Schedule

FAQ

Does the course schedule include a Lunchbreak?

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Ascendient Learning instructors have an average of 27 years of practical IT experience and have also served as consultants for an average of 15 years. To stay current, instructors spend at least 25 percent of their time learning new, emerging technologies and courses.

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