on 05-19-2017 6:08 AM
Payroll Splits can be eliminated through Operation ELIMI, and can be reset (in the same pcr) through Operation RESET. Please look at the documentation on these Operations since you can eliminate/reset all splits or only selected ones.
You must be careful before elimininating a payroll split since it can be useful, and eliminating all splits on a WT could result in it's Rates, Numbers and Amounts being totaled.
Sometimes, when processing a WT that can have more than one split, you can start the processing with a Query on a temporary variable (such as RTE=& 9xxx followed by RTE?0). If the temporary variable does not exist, you process the WT as required and finish by creating the temporary variable (through ADDWT&9xxx), and if the temporary variable does exist, do an alternative processing whereby the WT will not be calculated twice. Note that Operation RTE was used in this example because WT /096 only holds a Rate, but you could use Operations NUM or AMT if either of these exist.
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Dear Remi,
Thanks for your valuable suggestion, as you said i have made some changes, pls. find the below. still i am facing the same issue. same LOP days is getting generated. Pls. advice any other changes to be done?
ELIMI * Elim.time period ID
RESET RA Set time period ID
RTE=GKSOLL Set
RTE-S 9300 Subtraction
RTE-S 9303 Subtraction
RTE-S 9304 Subtraction
RTE-S 9305 Subtraction
RTE-S 9307 Subtraction
RTE-S 9308 Subtraction
RTE-S 9309 Subtraction
ADDWTI/096 IT Input table
Regards,
Vignesh D
I have never worked with table SCRT (the one you use with Operation RTE-S xxxx), but what were the values of WTs 9300 to 9309 in that table?
In your initial screen captures, pcr ZNP3 seems to process only WTs /804 to /815, while the RT highlights WT /096. Please post a screen capture of the Input Table to pcr ZNP3.
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