on 05-17-2015 5:19 PM
Hello guru's
Please can you guide me in making a PCR to capture one absence for Time Evaluation.
I am very new to this. I think the PCR starts with OUTTPVTYPE!!
Your help is much appreciated.
Regards
San
Hello,
Vasu, Sankarsan, Sikinder, Jagan: Thank you all.
I will try this tomorrow and will let you guys know if I have got it.
You all are Legends Cheers
Sandeep
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Hi Sandeep,
You can check what you have said. Another way you can check that if you have entered absence in the IT2001 then you can use the operation VARSTP2001 or OUTTPORIGS or OUTTPABTYP.
Regards,
Sankarsan
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There are many ways we can handle this it depends on the requirement, When you wanted a specific absence type then it does not work with operation OUTTPVTYPE since all absences are processed with Processing type "A" we can not differentiate them.
Regards
Venkatesh
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Usually A is the processing type for absences. You can use the PCR lines as below to add the absence hrs in a time type xxxx (this needs to be configured as a daily cumulation, if you need it to report after the time eval is run. It needs monthly accumulation if you want to process/report the accumulation over a period.
D OUTTPVTYPE Check current pair's proc type
* COLOP *
A HRS=PNUM ADDDBxxxx add the pair hrs to t/t xxxx
Notes:
COLOP * is required at the end of processing a pair, if the PCR is called with PTIP - this function would be used if you want to change anything in the pair. Else you can use RTIP which does not need COLOP *
HRS=PNUM gets the hrs in the current pair
ADDDBxxxx adds or accumulates the current hrs to the time type.
ADDDBxxxxZ will set the hours in the t/t to the hrs to the current hrs value.
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