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ololo11 [35]
3 years ago
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A small file or organization use a payroll program for calculating staff wages each month each employee has a unique payroll num

ber had is paid a fixed hourly rate which may be different for different employee. the system uses a master file containing long term details such as name Address, hourly,rate of pay and total pay for a year .the key field in the master file is the payroll number and the filled is stored in this field .each month by each a transaction file is produced containing details of the hours worked during that month by each employee,(a)state the type of processing used in this application and explain why this type of processing is suctable,(b) describe the processing take place each month when the payroll program is run staff with unsorted transaction file and end after the master file has been updated the pay slips have been printed,(c) explain what would happen during the processing of an employee payroll number had been entered incorrectly into the transaction file​
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Rama09 [41]3 years ago
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Answer:

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Explanation:

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