2008 Jul 22 11:26 AM
HI,
Can some one explain clearly the use of RSIGN in HR?
ORG--
B003 A008
From this I understand, under Org Units positions are created hence it is B (Top Down) since Org is higher level. But when it comes to position it is other way round. I am bit confused in top down & bottom up relations. Please help me out.
Regards,
V
Edited by: V Nair on Jul 22, 2008 12:27 PM
2008 Jul 22 11:46 AM
*Relate account to project
OTYPE = 'O' , SCLAS = 'O'
-- RSIGN = 'B'.
RELAT = '002'
*Relate position to project
OTYPE = 'O' , SCLAS = 'S'
-- RSIGN = 'B'.
RELAT = '003'
*Relate job to position
OTYPE = 'S' , SCLAS = 'C'
-- RSIGN = 'B'.
RELAT = '007'
*Relate employee to position
OTYPE = 'S' , SCLAS = 'P'
-- RSIGN = 'A'.
RELAT = '008'
2008 Jul 22 11:44 AM
Hi,
RSIGN 'A' doesnt mean it always belong to the higher level. In some cases (as your case), both related objects will be in same level, for those cases only relationship matters (A008 or B008).i.e. it wont tell you about which object is at higher level.
Following is the extract from SAP help:
'Active (A) and passive (B) should not be construed to mean superior and subordinate. Sometimes one side of a relationship does have a superior standing. However, it is also possible that both sides of a relationship have equal, and corresponding, standing. It is also possible that some relationships will be one-sided. This occurs when, for example, you create relationships with external objects'
Hope this helps,
Shrinivas
2008 Jul 22 11:46 AM
*Relate account to project
OTYPE = 'O' , SCLAS = 'O'
-- RSIGN = 'B'.
RELAT = '002'
*Relate position to project
OTYPE = 'O' , SCLAS = 'S'
-- RSIGN = 'B'.
RELAT = '003'
*Relate job to position
OTYPE = 'S' , SCLAS = 'C'
-- RSIGN = 'B'.
RELAT = '007'
*Relate employee to position
OTYPE = 'S' , SCLAS = 'P'
-- RSIGN = 'A'.
RELAT = '008'
2008 Jul 23 1:44 PM
Hi,
Check through these documents...
It will help u to understand OM...in a better way....
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005vp/helpdata/en/74/df293581dc1f79e10000009b38f889/frameset.htm
http://www.purdue.edu/onepurdue/contribute_pdf/overview-of_om_objects.pdf
http://easymarketplace.de/online-pdfs.php
Regards,
Storm
2008 Jul 23 1:46 PM
2008 Jul 23 1:48 PM
You can use the Table HRP1001
or else use the Function module
RH_STRUC_GET
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| 2 | |
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| 1 | |
| 1 | |
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