Create, update, delete, and query QuickBooks Employee Earnings.

Table Specific Information

The Ids for the EmployeeEarnings table operate a bit differently than Line Items. Unlike Line Items, QuickBooks does not return a unique Id for EmployeeEarnings. Instead, each EmployeeEarnings entry is returned in a specific order, and Employee Earnings entries can be updated in that order back to QuickBooks. To give the Employee Earnings unique Ids, we have appended the index number of each EmployeeEarnings entry to the Id. It will be up to the programmer to ensure that any modifications to Employee entries through the QuickBooks UI (or another application between a SELECT and an UPDATE call) are handled.

Select

By default, SupportEnhancedSQL is set to true, and the following will be honored if present. Other filters will be executed client side. If SupportEnhancedSQL is set to false, only the following filters will be honored.

QuickBooks allows only a small subset of columns to be used in the WHERE clause of a SELECT query. These columns can typically be used with only the equals or = comparison. The available columns for Employees are Id, Name, and IsActive. TimeModified may be used with the >, >=, <, <=, or = conditions and may be used twice to specify a range. Name may be used with the = or LIKE conditions to establish a starts-with, ends-with, or contains syntax. For example:

SELECT * FROM EmployeeEarnings WHERE Name LIKE '%George%' AND TimeModified > '1/1/2011' AND TimeModified < '2/1/2011'

Insert

To add an EmployeeEarnings entry, specify the EmployeeId field in the INSERT statement. If you instead specify the Employee Name, the cmdlet will attempt to add a new Employee. For example:

INSERT INTO EmployeeEarnings (Name, EarningsWageName, EarningsRate) VALUES ('370000-933272659', 'Regular Pay', 21.32)

Columns