Salary

Feb 23, 2006

Hello,

For the last few months I've been developing a database in access for the company where i work.
The database stores all kinds of waranty cards, and marketing campaign information about customers.
It is currently still in beta phase(it is being improved all the time) but it is fully functional, having an advanced search engine, multiple GUI's for all kinds of user information to be typed in and an advanced statistics engine.
It is currently being used by around 4-5 persons, and I am the only one working on its development.

My question is, around how much money should I get paid a month ? I must specify that i get paid the minimum salary. I know that it depends upon the country which I am in ( I live in a country in Scandinavia), but still I would like to hear some opinions from pro's or non-pro's who get paid to develop Access databases.

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Hi
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I have 2 tables: Employee (first name, last name, position, start date) and Salary table (salary, bonus, total)

What is the code to get salary by month for each employee, also seperate qury for salary by quarter, and then salary ytd.

Please help!

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