Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Important Instructions
- Requirements
- Database
- Tables
- change_log
- data_absence
- data_booking
- data_custom_shift
- data_employee
- data_employee_access
- data_employment_period
- data_fixed_shift
- data_group
- data_group_access
- data_holiday
- data_individual_working_time
- data_leave_ban
- data_leave_entitlement
- data_leave_type
- data_membership
- data_modified_shift
- data_note
- data_overtime
- data_shift_cycle
- data_shift_cycle_assignment
- data_shift_cycle_element
- data_shift_cycle_exception
- data_shift_requirement
- data_shift_type
- data_shift_type_restriction
- data_special_period
- data_special_shift_requirement
- data_special_weekday_requirement
- data_surcharge_type
- data_user_setting
- data_user_specification
- data_working_time_model
- data_workplace
- Tables
Introduction to self-hosting Schichtplaner schedules
You can host the data of a Schichtplaner schedule yourself, i.e., store it on your own database server.
This gives you direct read and write access to the schedule, which you can use for your own evaluations and data changes.