on 2008 Mar 07 11:52 AM
Hi guys,
what is evaluation path in OM?
exact sequence of different objects in OM(top-down/bottom-up)?
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Hi venkat,
Using Evaluation Paths
Use
Evaluation paths are used in connection with the definition of Structure link rules and views.
Example
The evaluation path O-S-P describes the relationship chain Organizational Unit > Position > Employee.
Evaluation paths are used to select other objects from one particular organizational object. The system evaluates the organizational plan along the evaluation path.
Note
Starting from an organizational unit, evaluation path O-S-P is used to establish all persons who belong to this organizational unit or subordinate organizational units using their positions.
Integration
The evaluation paths are defined in the standard system. The evaluation paths available include both the elementary evaluation paths with just one relationship (example: A003 belongs to, B007 is described by) and the complex evaluation paths (Example: O-S-P internal persons per organizational unit, as described above).
You can use the evaluation paths available or define your own.
Evaluation paths can be tested and analyzed using the report RHSTRU00.
For more information see this URL:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/c5/e4b2bb453d11d189430000e829fbbd/frameset.htm
Regards,
Venkat
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Evaluation path describes the hierarchy in OM.
Say there are different structures - personnel structure, organizational sttructure, payscale structure and company structure.
Evaluation path describes the hierarchy of org units(O), positions(S), persons(P), cost centers (c), jobs(K).
Use RH_STRUC_GET to get the evaluation path or Tcode 'OOAW'
Hope it helps,
Saipriya
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