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Schema Function IMPRT

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Hi All,

Does anyone have any documentation concerning the use of the schema function IMPRT both with and without the use of the loop functions LPBEG/LPEND?

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There is some documentation in the SAP. Go PE04.

Hope this helps ...

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Importing Intermediate or Final Results

Object

Function

Use

You use function IMPRT to import data from the database PCL2 and make it

available for processing. You can import payroll results (cluster Rx),

time data (cluster B2) and time wage types (cluster ZL) for the current

personnel number.

Depending on the parameters, the data is made available in a second

record of data tables. This gives you the option of processing old and

new results together, for example, to compare, calculate differences,

and so on.

Syntax

Par1 Previous period counter

01 Cluster ZL

1 Previous period (ZL cluster)

It is only useful to enter parameter 1 if you use ZL or B2 as parameter

2.

Par2 imported record

ZL Cluster ZL (time wage types)

B2 Cluster B2 (time data for the current

payroll period)

E Payroll results for Evaluation

F First result of the original period

Parameter F can only be used in a loop,

that starts with LPBEG RCF.

G Payroll results for the evaluation

L Last available payroll result

N Current result of for-period

(especially in a divided schema)

O Previous result of last for-period

Parameter O can only be set in a loop,

that starts with LPBEG RC or LPBEG RCA.

T Payroll result for multiple calculation

W Current result of for-period

(espically in a divided schema)

Depending on the parameter, the results are imported to different tables

:

o Parameters F, G, L, O, T, and W import to the "O" tables (for

example ORT).

o Parameters E and N import to the current tables (for example RT).

Required Entry

Parameter 2

See also

Operation IMPRE