on 10-05-2007 2:11 PM
Hi Gurus,
Kindly share your experience on what problems can arise for period closing when a company has plants all over USA and having local time zones in their user default - And how to solve them. Thanks.
- Chetan
We have plants around the world and having local time zones in the user default solved problems for us.
Example:
Australia would come to work on May 1 at 7am. System time was still 5pm April 30. At that time, most user defaults were set to EST USA.
MM period open/close was scheduled for 10pm (EST USA) so Australia (and the entire Far East) would post most of the May transactions a April 30, so they could work. Although one manager did not allow that and day 1 mornging was always spent in other manual work.
We made a project of having all user default times reset to "local"; ran MMPV the day before the last day for Australia and far east. Period end's now run smoothly.
The one item I notice is that the end user local time is associated with date stamps on jobs that they execute.
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The online help gives information on this scenario : http://help.sap.com/saphelp_470/helpdata/fr/50/dc9e10122211d3a54fdfb7b31fd578/frameset.htm
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