A Document Processing Number (DPN) is a computer assigned control number that is incremented each time a PIMS transaction is processed. An employee who occupies more than one position will have a separate PIMS record (roster) for each position. Each PIMS transaction may have different document processing numbers.
Example: | 0002 |
System Audits: |
DOCUMENT PROCESSING NUMBER INVALID. Discontinue processing. Verify employment history to find out why the DPN does not match. This is particularly important when your current transaction causes an out-of-sequence condition. |
Audit Instructions: | None |
More Info: | DPN
will increment when the
SCO processes mass updates and database record clean-up. DPN will also increment on active positions when an
A54C transaction is processed. DPN
may increment when a transaction is processed against an additional position. - For out-of-sequence processing:
Print DPN (9999) below sequence number on
PIMS transactions in out-of-sequence package. When a
PIMS transaction is used to document an out-of-sequence transaction, the second DPN (9999) is also entered on the next
PIMS transaction in the sequence.
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Last Updated: November 1, 2002