on 05-17-2007 8:35 PM
Hi
A couple of years back, the HR implementation loaded the employees with the hire date same as go-live date. The original hire date is stored in IT 0041.
Now we are trying to load the historical data for training. The problem is that since the employee doesn't exist in the past, the records error out.
Has anyone faced this problem and has a workaround?
Hi manish.
If u want to change hiring or entry date use tcode PA41.
Here u can put ur emp number n change entry date for that particular emp.
Thanks,
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Ohhh okay I got misleaded with the infotype 41 comment in your original message. Your historical data record can be loaded by changing a config setting as below you do not need that BADI as that will affect your entire system and since you have payroll results I would not play around with it now.
You have an option in the config on relationship maintenance where you can extend the standard check upto employees birth day. So add your object type
P/E/025 and direction B to the setting "sepecify start date as variable for personal data" under OM config for relationship maintenance and you are good to go.......
I have not used this but looks decent and safe option in your case without any more added testing of existing configuration.....
Check this help in IMG: read the documentation and it has the actual oss note number as well.
Personnel Management->Pers Admin-> Evaluation Bases->BAdi Determine entry/leaving Date.
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Try this approach and it may work for you, I have used in other cases:
The standard entry date is calculated in a function module HR_ENTRY_DATE. This also has a BADI = HRPAD00_ENTRY_LEAVE that customers can use to influence the standard entry/leaving date.
If you can activate that BADI and return the original hire date you have in 0041 then the check should be made on a prior date and you can possibly load historical data...............
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