>I've worked at 2 entertainment companies where Total Hr was in use. In both cases, someone from IS was responsible for any database mods, formulas etc. I'm not sure what you entire customer base is like, but at the 2 places I worked at, an IS person made sure that this stuff was done correctly. (Especially since it was payroll related info).
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Sure... this is generally recomend... that someone that knows what they are doing make the changes... we have the normal warning like don't change the names of existing fields, etc... but, people do it.

However, the software was designed to do it. Have you ever tried to add a field to Quicken? Just not doable. The point is, at the level where we sell there is a need for the user to be able to customize the software to there business, and may times that means adding fields, tables and screens. (Oh My)

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