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PeopleSoft HCM PS_JOB Entity Relationship Diagram Examples

Whether you're mapping PeopleSoft HCM's PSJOB table relationships for payroll, benefits, or employment history, these ERD examples show how key tables connect. Use them as a starting point to design, document, or troubleshoot your own PeopleSoft HCM data model.

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How to

How to use an erd template.

  1. 01Choose a starting point

    Pick a PeopleSoft HCM PS_JOB example from the gallery or start with a blank ERD canvas.

  2. 02Add tables and relationships

    Define each table (e.g., PS_JOB, PS_EMPLOYMENT, PS_COMPENSATION) and draw relationships using primary and foreign keys.

  3. 03Customize fields and annotations

    Add column details, data types, and notes to clarify employment status, effective dates, and job actions.

  4. 04Generate and share

    Use the tool to export your diagram as an image or embed it in documentation.

FAQ

Questions about erd templates

What is PS_JOB in PeopleSoft HCM?

PS_JOB is the core table that stores employee job data, including position, department, location, and employment status. It's central to many HCM processes.

How do I create an ERD for PeopleSoft HCM PS_JOB?

You can use ChatDiagram's ERD generator to map tables like PS_JOB, PS_EMPLOYMENT, and PS_COMPENSATION by defining relationships and columns, or start from an existing example.

What are the key tables related to PS_JOB?

PS_JOB typically relates to PS_EMPLOYMENT (employment instance), PS_PERSONAL_DATA (employee demographics), PS_COMPENSATION (pay details), and PS_BENEFITS (benefit enrollment), among others.

Can I customize these PeopleSoft ERD examples?

Yes, each example is fully editable. You can add, remove, or modify tables, columns, and relationships to match your specific system configuration.

Is PS_JOB the same as PS_EMPLOYMENT?

No, PS_JOB holds job-specific attributes for an employment instance, while PS_EMPLOYMENT identifies a person's employment record. PS_JOB is often a child of PS_EMPLOYMENT.