04-23-2009, 03:53 PM
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- By creating functional areas and assigning them to user groups, the system administrator determines the range of reports the end-users can access.
- Four essential questions have to be answered before creating a functional area in order to determine the reporting requirements:
| 1) Which logical database do we need data from? PNP – HR Master and time data, PCH – Personnel Development, PAP – Applicant Master data or other?
Choose Database PNP if you want to create a functional area covering only Human Resources master data and/or time management data.
| Choose PCH if you want to create a functional area covering only Human Resources Planning data.
| Choose Database PCH, (since this database can refer to Database PNP) if you want to create a functional area covering Human Resources master data and following an organizational structure from Human Resources Planning.
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| 2) Which infotypes do we need to include in the functional area?
PNP includes infotypes 0000 to 0999 and 2000 to 2999,
| PCH includes infotypes 1000 to 1999 and
| PAP includes infotypes 4000 – 4005 (as well as some PA infotypes)
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| 3) Is there any information we need that is not available in the logical database? If so, where is this information? This step might involve having to create additional fields – (e.g. to display the long text of the ethnic origin instead of the code only). |
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| 4) What should the report selection criteria be? For example, employee subgroup, job, personnel subarea etc. |
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