Hi,
There are lots of documentation available .
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A means that data records with a certain start or end date can
be created and that multiple data records can exist at the same
time.
B means that data records can also be created without a start or
end date and that it is not possible to have multiple data
records at the same time.
Example 1
On her first workday, an employee is asked to enter her personal
information in ESS. In the Personal Data service (infotype 002), From
Today is proposed automatically as the validity date. The start date is
the date of the entry and the end date is the 12/31/9999.
In this example, the setting must be as follows:
Infotype Subtype Use Case
0002 - B1
Example 2
An employee is soon to be transferred to a new location. He takes one
week of leave before the move. Although his new address is not yet
active, he wants to create it in the system so that it will be active
when he starts work. In the Addresses service (infotype 0006), he
chooses Valid from <MM/DD/YY> and enters the day of the move.
In this example, the setting must be as follows:
Infotype Subtype Use Case
0006 1 A4
In this case, the employee is permitted to create records with a
valid-from-date in the future.
Example 3
On her first workday, an employee is asked to enter her personal
information in ESS. In the Family Member/Dependents service (infotype
0021), she creates a record for her daughter. She cannot enter any
dates. The system internally proposes today's date as the start date for
the record and the end date is the 12/31/9999. These default values are
not displayed.
She then creates a record for her son. She cannot enter any dates. The
system internally proposes today's date as the default start date and
the end date is 12/31/9999. The records for the employee's son and
daughter exist independently of one another and the overlap has no
effect on the user interface.
In this example, the setting must be as follows:
Infotype Subtype Use Case
0006 1 A4
In this case, the employee is permitted to create records with a
valid-from-date in the future.
Example 3
On her first workday, an employee is asked to enter her personal
information in ESS. In the Family Member/Dependents service (infotyp
0021), she creates a record for her daughter. She cannot enter any
dates. The system internally proposes today's date as the start date
the record and the end date is the 12/31/9999. These default values
not displayed.
She then creates a record for her son. She cannot enter any dates. T
system internally proposes today's date as the default start date an
the end date is 12/31/9999. The records for the employee's son and
daughter exist independently of one another and the overlap has no
effect on the user interface.
In this example, the setting must be as follows:
Infotype Subtype Use Case
0021 2 B3
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