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Read Date Specification IT 0041 in HCM Payroll Schema

Former Member

Dear Experts,

I want to read the Date specification IT (0041) sub type 02 in the payroll schema and after searching i found no operation that can do that except WPRP and function DATES.

Operation WPRP has no documentation so i don't know how to use it.

Function DATES after reading the documentation i didn't understood it well

So please help me on how to use both of them.

Example with explanation would be appreciated.

Kind regards,

Ahmed M. Farid

Accepted Solutions (1)

Accepted Solutions (1)

Former Member
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You can use operation NUM=F and press F1 then you can see the documentaion.

ex,   NUM=F01N where 01 is date type and N is complete month. from the date type 01.

Former Member
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Dear Shan,

Where should i call operation NUM=F in a customized PCR that i call after function DATES in the schema or where should i put this snip of code.

and how can i use Operation WPRP

Kind regards,

Ahmed M. Farid

seg_hr_it
Active Contributor
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Using as steps below:

1. Call Function DATES

2. after calling DATES in Payroll schema:

create 1 PCR and calling with function ACTIO => I call it as ZBAC

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   NUM=F01M_A

NUM=F01M_A => storing total month between End of CURRENT payroll period with date in IT0041

     F                Identifier for calculation deadline

      01              Date type for technical entry date from infotype 0041

        M             Deadline calculation in months

         _            blank, key date for calculating the deadline End of payroll period

          A           Alternative date: if no specification exists for date type 01, the first entry from

                      infotype 0000 is used.

Finally in payroll schema

DATES

ACTIO     ZABC

Hope you can control it soon

Regards!

Woody

Former Member
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Dear Woody,

Thanks a lot that was a great help from all of you and thanks a lot for the clear and described examples.

Best regards,

Ahmed M. Farid

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