* the "Unscheuled Absence" exception.
*
* Run this once a day. AFTER AddUserDate
*/
require_once dirname(__FILE__) . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . '..' . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'includes' . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'global.inc.php';
require_once dirname(__FILE__) . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . '..' . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'includes' . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'CLI.inc.php';
//Debug::setVerbosity(5);
$execution_time = time();
//Calculate exceptions just for today and yesterday, because some shifts may start late in the day and need to be handled first thing in the morning.
//Make sure we also go one day in the future too, since the servers can be PST and if its 11:00PM, it will stop at midnight for that day, so
//shifts that would have already started in a different timezone (say EST) will not receive exceptions until we have moved into the next day for PST (3hrs late)
$start_date = TTDate::getBeginDayEpoch(TTDate::getMiddleDayEpoch($execution_time) - 86400);
$end_date = TTDate::getEndDayEpoch(TTDate::getMiddleDayEpoch($execution_time) + 86400);
$udlf = new UserDateListFactory();
//Use optimized query to speed this process up significantly.
$udlf->getMidDayExceptionsByStartDateAndEndDateAndPayPeriodStatus($start_date, $end_date, array(10, 12, 15, 30));
Debug::text(' calcQuickExceptions: Start Date: ' . TTDate::getDate('DATE+TIME', $start_date) . ' End Date: ' . TTDate::getDate('DATE+TIME', $end_date) . ' User Date Rows: ' . $udlf->getRecordCount(), __FILE__, __LINE__, __METHOD__, 5);
if ($udlf->getRecordCount() > 0) {
$i = 0;
foreach ($udlf as $ud_obj) {
$user_obj_prefs = $ud_obj->getUserObject()->getUserPreferenceObject();
if (is_object($user_obj_prefs)) {
$user_obj_prefs->setTimeZonePreferences();
} else {
//Use system timezone.
TTDate::setTimeZone();
}
Debug::text('(' . $i . '). User: '******' Date: ' . TTDate::getDate('DATE+TIME', $ud_obj->getDateStamp()) . ' User Date ID: ' . $ud_obj->getId(), __FILE__, __LINE__, __METHOD__, 5);
//Calculate pre-mature exceptions, so pre-mature Missing Out Punch exceptions arn't made active until they are ready.
//Don't calculate future exceptions though.
ExceptionPolicyFactory::calcExceptions($ud_obj->getId(), TRUE, FALSE);