Pnp database question

Hello,
i have some propably simple question regarding pnp database. Which variables are used for begda and endda for personnel selection a which are used for data selection? Or are both dates same? If so how should i do this logic:
select persons which have some status on specified date and for these person read data/infotypes for specified period? what should i fill in pnpbegda, pn-begda,....?
thanks
Regards,
JJ

Thanks for the reply.
Checking for begda and endda is fine .. but i was refering to other fields which are visible in the pnp selection screen ..e.g cost center , payroll area, emp. status
if user puts selection criteria in any of these fields .. shouldnt the returned personal nos. from GET pernr be filtered ?

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in the PNP selection screen entered values
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Thanks for the reply.
Checking for begda and endda is fine .. but i was refering to other fields which are visible in the pnp selection screen ..e.g cost center , payroll area, emp. status
if user puts selection criteria in any of these fields .. shouldnt the returned personal nos. from GET pernr be filtered ?

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"kathycmiller" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> I want to make an online db that allows users to login
and update their
> information and submit directly for viewing. I have
about 20 individuals
> that
> would likely logon once a month to update their
information. They
> probably
> would have 50-60 pieces of info to update.
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actually work.
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use MS Access."
> What would you suggest me to use for a db and app server
that integrates
> well
> with DW? I have worked extensively with Access, but I've
never integrated
> a
> mdb file with the web. Would my end users need to have
client license and
> ODBC
> setting to update?
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version of
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get you in
trouble with a real database system.
> If someone could point me in the right direction I have
no problem
> learning, I
> just am lost as to which road to take.
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