How to transfer oracle payroll costing data to a legacy financial system

can some 1 help me with the select query that can pick the exact data of oracle payroll costing for the pay period and dump into my Financial system that is not an oracle product??

Condition 1.
ppa.action_type = 'C'
and ppa.payroll_id = :p_payroll_id
and ppa.EFFECTIVE_DATE between to_date('01-'||:PMON || '-'||:PYEAR,'dd-Mon-yyyy') and last_day(to_date('01-'||:PMON || '-'||:PYEAR,'dd-Mon-yyyy'))Above 3 conditions give the 'Costing' processes for the particular payroll that is processed for the given date range.
Condition 2
and ppa.PAYROLL_ACTION_ID = paa.PAYROLL_ACTION_IDthis condition restricts the assignment_action_id selected from pay_assignment_actions to the assignment_action_id for the payroll action selected by condition 1. ie result includes those assignments which are a result of costing process for the particular period.
Hope this has explained the query. You can also try checking the correctness of your result by including ppa.EFFECTIVE_DATE in the select statement.

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Transferring email
Transferring other files
About reusing memory (RAM), peripherals such as printers, and other third-party hardware
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