SAP ABAP IMG Activity CCE_00_GP_005 (Change Grouping Rules for Personnel Assignments)
Hierarchy
SAP_HRRXX (Software Component) Sub component SAP_HRRXX of SAP_HR
   PA-CE (Application Component) Concurrent Employment
     PCCE_GROUPINGS_IMG (Package) IMG for Concurrent Employment Grouping
IMG Activity
ID CCE_00_GP_005 Change Grouping Rules for Personnel Assignments  
Transaction Code S_AL0_96000484   (empty) 
Created on 20011204    
Customizing Attributes CCE_00_GP_ATTR   Attribute of the Editor for Personnel Assignment Groupings 
Customizing Activity CCE_00_GP_005   Create Grouping Rule for Personnel Assignments 
Document
Document Class SIMG   Hypertext: Object Class - Class to which a document belongs.
Document Name CCE_00_GP_005    

Use

In this IMG activity, you check the grouping rules for personnel assignments contained in the standard system. Each grouping rule is assigned an implementation class, which defines in detail how the grouping rule works. You can display the documentation for this class or the class itself in the Class Builder. The grouping context field displays which grouping context the corresponding grouping rule evaluates.

Note the following standard grouping rules in particular:

  • XNON (Personnel Assignment)

    Determines that the personnel assignments of a concurrently employed person are always processed separately.

  • XALL (Person ID)

    Determines that the personnel assignments of a concurrently employed person are always processed together.

  • XMOL (Country Grouping)

    Determines that the personnel assignments of a concurrently employed person which exist in the same country are always processed together.

Requirements

Standard settings

The standard system contains cross-country and country-specific grouping rules. The grouping rules are assigned the following namespaces:

SAP namespace

  • The name of cross-country grouping rules begins with XX.

    The XNON, XALL, and XMOL grouping rules are exceptions.

  • The name of grouping rules in Personnel Time Management begins with TI.
  • The name of grouping rules in Benefits begins with XXB.
  • The name of country-specific grouping rules begins with the ISO code of the country, for example US.

Customer namespace

The name of customer-specific grouping rules must begin with the letter Z.

Activities

If you do not require your own grouping rules, you do not have to perform any other activities.

If you are familiar with the basics of ABAP objects, you can create your own grouping rules. To do so, proceed as follows:

  • In the Class Builder, create your own implementation class.

    Use this class to program how your grouping rule works. The class must then implement the IF_HRCCE_GROUPING_RULE interface.

  • In this activity, assign the new implementation class to your grouping rule.
  • If your grouping rule should evaluate a grouping context, you must implement it accordingly. In this activity, also specify the grouping context that evaluates your grouping rule for purposes of information.
  • In the IMG activity Change Assignment of Grouping Rules to Grouping Reasons, assign your grouping rule to a grouping reason.

    If your grouping rule evaluates a grouping context, you must assign your grouping rule to a grouping reason that provides this grouping context.

For more information about classes, see SAP Library under mySAP Technology Components -> SAP Web Application Server -> ABAP Programming and Runtime Environment (BC-ABA) -> ABAP Programming (BC-ABA) -> ABAP Objects -> Classes.

Example

Business Attributes
ASAP Roadmap ID 105   Define functions and processes 
Mandatory / Optional 2   Optional activity 
Critical / Non-Critical 2   Non-critical 
Country-Dependency A   Valid for all countries 
Maintenance Objects
Maintenance object type C   Customizing Object 
Assigned objects
Customizing Object Object Type Transaction Code Sub-object Do not Summarize Skip Subset Dialog Box Description for multiple selections
T7CCE_GPRULE S - Table (with text table) SM30  
History
Last changed by/on SAP  20020415 
SAP Release Created in 470