on 10-29-2007 9:54 AM
Dear Experts,
Can any one plz. clearify my queries?
1. What is the feature to form 16 in payroll process?
2. What are the 4 scales in IT0008?
3. What exactly a cluster means?
Thanks in advance..
Regards
Swarup.
hi Satya,
Please check the below link abt cluster.
http://help.sap.com/erp2005_ehp_02/helpdata/en/8a/98568646c411d189470000e829fbbd/frameset.htm.
Thanks,
Vasu.
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hai..
PC00_M40_F16 - Form16
Cluster is group of tables.. examples of clusters... B1, B2..
In B2 cluster.. some of the tables are as follows...
WPBP
Table WPBP contains data on the employees work center and basic pay.
PSP
Table PSP contains data on the employees personal work schedule for each day.
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Hi Swarup,
Cluster means grouping all logical related tables together.
Some of the Clusters are PCL1, PCL2, PCL3, PCL4
PCL1 - usually used for long texts or some description
PCL2 - used for storing payroll accounting and time evaluation results.
B2 , RU are some of the names of PCL2 clusters.
B2- stores time evaluation data
RU - stores payroll results.
PCL4 - usually contains change logs.
All the internal tables like
WPBP - Work Center Basic Pay
BT - Bank Transfer
RT- Results Table
CRT- Cumulated Results Table
DDNTK - Deductions not taken
ARRRS - Arrears table.
etc
are stored in RU cluster.
After the payroll is accounted, payroll results are stored in above tables.
This can be accessed through pc_payresult transaction.
Similarly after the time evaluation is done,
ZL, ZES, SALDO tables of B2 cluster are filled.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Haritha
Hi Swarup,
Coming to different types of scales in infotype 8
They are
Pay scale type
The collective agreement type defines the sector of industry for which the collective agreement is valid.
Examples
Metal industry
Chemical industry
Mining industry, etc.
Pay Scale Area
A pay scale area is a spacial area in which a collective agreement is valid.
Examples
Plant 1, Plant 2....
Pay Scale Group
A pay scale group is a criterion used for grading job evaluation. A pay scale group is divided up into several pay scale levels.
Pay Scale Level
The pay scale level is a criterion for job evaluation within the pay scale group
Hope this helps,
Thanks,
Haritha
hai..
the follwoing are the processing classes applicable for india..
1 Assignment to valuation bases -->CYCL.X010
3 Cumulation and storage of time wage types -->CYCL.X020
4 Summarize WT acc.to TX and SI periods -->CYCL.X025
5 Create net remuneration and total expenditure -->CYCL.X030
6 Enter wage type from old payroll account in LRT -->CYCL.X006
10 Mark wage types for monthly factoring -->CYCL.XVAL
15 Valuation according to principle of averages -->CYCL.X016
17 Compensation of overtime (in pers.calc.rule TC10 or TC20)
18 Processing for work center-related remuneration
20 Cumulation and storage at end of gross part
22
24 Transfer control -->CYCL.X055
25 Processing at end of payments/deductions -->CYCL.X045
30 Cumulation update -->CYCL.X080
31 Allocate monthly lump sums to cost distribution -->CYCL.XCM0
32 Only used for conversion
35 Shift change compensation for substitutions
41 Cumulation and storage of wage types to delimit
45 Import wage types from VD to IT or vice versa
46 Process time tickets for incentive wages -->CYCL.XW10
47 Special infotype processing 0014/0015 -->CYCL.X011
48 Automatic special payment -->CYCL.XSPD
50 Deduction processing using 'Balances and Totals'
66 Precess bonus of Wage Type and form taxable base -->CYCL.CNBN
67 Taxable foreign currency Wagetype need spec. exchange-->CYCL.CN15
68 Cumulate to Contract Salary--> CYCL.CNCO
69 Cumulate to PHF/SI contribution base
70 Process special salary related wage type and form tax base
76 Special payroll run
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