on 08-19-2010 7:17 AM
Hi Gurus,
We are currenlty unsing Compensation Management on 4.6c. We are going to upgrade to ECC6.0 and want to use Enterprise Compensation Management. Can configuration of Compensation Management of 4.6c be reused or do we have to Configure ECM from scratch?
Thanks
Thanks everyone for the reponses.
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Q: We use PA-CM already for some countries and want to implement
PA-EC for other countries. Do we have to replace PA-CM by PA-EC for
all countries at once?
A: Most of the functionality of old and new Compensation can be used
in parallel in the same system. The two modules use different
database tables, transactions, and Portal iViews. But there are a
few restrictions concerning integration of the LTI application with
other modules. The following functionality can only be used for
either PA-EC or PA-CM:
a) Payroll of LTI exercises (payroll function XLTI)
b) Display of LTI in the Total Compensation Statement
c) Stock Option Accounting (accruals for costs caused by LTI
exercises)
This functionality reads data from PA-EC, if the flag 'Switch for
Activating Enterprise Compensation Mgmt' in the IMG step 'Activate
Enterprise Compensation Management' is set. Otherwise, it reads the
data of PA-CM.
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Hi Imraan,
please refer to this ,although its 5.0
http://knguyentu.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/Basic_ECM_Configuration.pdf
hope you find it useful
Regards
KG
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Hello,
ECM and CM are actually 2 different modules/functionality therefore the configuration is not done in the same table.
See point 5 of FAQ note 879720.
Hope this help
Best regards
Sarah
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