Programme SAP RPULKT00 - Transfer Old Payroll Account from Sequential File to Table T558A

Description
RPULKT00 is a sample report for transferring payroll accounts from asequential file to table T558A. From here you can move wage types tofile PCL2 using the payroll driver
RPCALCD0 or RPCALCA0, RPCALCC0, RPCALCE0
and the special conversion schema
XLK0 (transfer payroll account)
or the appropriate country-specific schemas
DLK0, ELK0 etc.
The file records must have the structure HRLOADPAY.
Please take into account that the special conversion function
TRANS transfers entries from table T558A to the IT.
(-->FUNC.TRANS in RPDSYS00).
After you have transferred the values of the old payroll account fromtable T558A to the internal table IT with the command TRANS, you canperform all necessary conversions using the normal payroll functions.
If for example, you have only stored one number value in your oldpayroll account for each wage type, you can move this to the amountfield of table T558A, and convert the amount/unit or number in the theconversion schema/cycle using the normal operations before storing theresults in the RT; (almost) all normal payroll options can be used.
After successful transfer, you can delete table T558A again.
Sample wage types required for the transfer are stored in table T558Aunder
Personnel number: 00000000
Payroll end date: 12/31/1992 for a January 1993 start date
03/31/1993 for an April 1993 start date
Modifier: 01 for Germany
02 for Switzerland
03 for Austria
04 for Spain
Sample entries always refer to the end date of the period.
Depending on your system requirements, you may also need other wagetypes, such as average values from previous periods, which are not intable T558A. A smaller wage type catalog can be used for the transfer.
You can enter the file using the physical or logical file name. Formore information on logical file names, see Customizing for Basis under"Additional Client-Dependent File NameMaintenance".
The file containing the payroll accounts to be copied is read in the
text mode (OPEN ... IN TEXT MODE) see ABAP command OPEN
).
Password: You should use your login name as the password.