on 2009 Jan 18 5:52 PM
Hi,
can somebody tell me about how to make internal and external number ranges and how to make the NUMKR feature.
shruti
Hi,
SPRO
Personnel Administration
Basic Settings
Maintain number range intervals for personnel numbers
Select Status tab >> set the current num ber as 0 to all
No from num To number Current Number Ext
1 999999 99999999 0
2 1000 800203 0
3 900000 999998 0
4 1 999 0
__ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________
save>>back>>select Intervals tab>> select the requiresd number series as Ext
Ex: number seires 999999 99999999 as External remaining all Internal.
No from num To number Current Number Ext
1 999999 99999999 0 >
2 1000 800203 0
3 900000 999998 0
4 1 999 0
__ ____________________ ____________________ ____________________
go to >> Determine defaults for number ranges NUMKR feature >> and assign as return value of number series sequential number(1,2,3,4) to the required PS area, PSA, ES, ESG.
Regards,
Srinivas
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External Number Ranges Means the end user gives the number
Internal number ranges means the system will generate the Number Ranges
Tcode PA04 here select from which range to which range u want the number ranges and also check whether u want internal number ranges or external number ranges
and check NUMKR in Pe03 make default value there
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Hi Shruti,
Number Range is the Range which you define for a particular object like S,P,O,C,K etc
In Internal Number ranges:The system issues the numbers automatically. This number is between the from-number and the to-number defined in the range. The last number issued is logged in the current number level.
In External Number ranges:You need to enter a number which needs to be between the range u define
The NUMKR Feature:
First Go to PA04 and define the number ranges for the Pernrs. There are serial numbers defined.
Now go to Feature NUMKR and define the decision tree and assign the Serial number as the return value.
Say you want different employee codes for various PAs, then define 2 number ranges in PA04 and in the decision tree. Now in the Feature, create the decision tree on the basis of PA .
Hope the information helps
Good luck!
Regards,
Shweta
Edited by: Shweta Thakkar on Jan 19, 2009 6:48 AM
Hi!!
Go to Tcode SPRO - PM->PA->Basic settings->Maintain number range intervals for personnel numbers
Here you will be able to create number range intervals. click on change intervals and then Create.
There you can change your number ranges, please remember to click "External" to keep the number range as external.
-> Determine defaults for number ranges- and use Feature NUMKR. In decision tree insert your number range sequence number under your country. Activate your feature.
Or else use the direct transaction codes to create number ranges:
Go for PA04 then follow the above para.
Go for Pe03, the select the NUMKR Feature, then follow the second para.
Good luck
Devi
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HI
In SPRO goto maintain number ranges and create your own number range and tick the check box so that the created number range becomes external.
For Maintajining NUMKR goto pe03 and type numkr and maintain the feature there.
R K
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Hi,
Go to Tcode SNRO
Here you will be able to create number range intervals. click on change intervals and then Create.
There you can change your number ranges, please remember to click "External" to keep the number range as external.
Then Use Tcode PE03 and use Feature NUMKR. In decision tree insert your number range sequence number under your country. Activate your feature.
Regards,
Abhee.
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