How to migrate a standard infotype to decouple?

[former_member543781]

Hello,

I want to migrate "Organizational assignment"(0001) infotype to decoupled.

Is it possible?

If yes, How to achieve this? Is there any guidelines for migration standard infotype to decoupled?

Regards,

Eyal

[RAHEEL_BABAR]

Hi,

Yes, it is possible to migrate the "Organizational Assignment" (0001) infotype to a decoupled infotype in SAP HCM.

To achieve this, you need to follow the steps below:

1. Analyze the impact: Before migrating the infotype, it is important to understand the impact that this change will have on your current system and processes. This will help you to determine if the migration is necessary and what additional changes or adjustments you may need to make to ensure a smooth transition.

2. Prepare for the migration: Before starting the migration, it is important to make sure that your system is backed up and that you have all the necessary information, such as the mapping between the existing infotype and the decoupled infotype, and the data needed to migrate the data.

3. Create the decoupled infotype: Create the new decoupled infotype using the SAP Implementation Guide (IMG) and the Personnel Management (PA) configuration. This process will involve creating a new infotype, setting up the necessary fields and data elements, and mapping the data between the existing infotype and the decoupled infotype.

4. Migrate the data: Use the SAP Data Migration Workbench (DMWB) to transfer the data from the existing infotype to the decoupled infotype. This process will involve mapping the data and running the DMWB to migrate the data.

5. Test and verify: After migrating the data, it is important to test and verify that the data has been migrated correctly and that all the processes that use the data are functioning as expected.

[AndyBoolean]

Hi ey783,

So read access to the IT0001 via the decoupled IT framework is possible.

Changing or creating the IT0001 via this is technically possible.
You must note that the customer logic from the user exits, for example EXIT_SAPFP50M_001, is not run through.
Modifications or implicit enhancements made by the dynpro in the module pools are also ignored.

You have to migrate this logic into a BAdI class:

• HRPAD00INFTYDB - Execution of actions after the update
• HRPAD00INFTYBL - Extension of the business logic of standard infotypes
• HRPAD00INFTYUI - UI logic extension

But you can also hook directly into the existing SAP classes via inheritance. But always try to solve it via the BAdIs first.

I am not aware of any guidance on this topic.
Is it possible to transfer the IT to the decoupled framework 100% is always dependent on various aspects.

As said technically possible, whether it makes sense is always to check in the individual.
I don't know if my answer helps you or if I understood your question correctly.

best regards,
andy

[AndyBoolean]

Since I was too slow xD