Solution : https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/501670 (SAP Service marketplace login required)
Summary :
This SAP Note addresses managing public holiday calendars in the SAP R/3 system post-initial installation, which become the responsibility of the customer. The guideline covers how to edit an existing calendar, incorporate new holidays, or establish a completely new calendar via transaction SCAL. Key steps include modifying holiday settings by selecting and altering subobjects for public holidays, creating new holiday entries, and setting up new calendars where necessary. Existing factory settings are updated automatically upon these changes. References to additional notes clarify procedures for specific regional adaptations and special cases.
Key words :
select subobject public holidays -> change -> create -> select type-> enter settings -> save -> subobjects holiday calendar -> change-> select calendar -> assign created ph -> savenote, select subobject public holidays -> change -> create -> select type-> enter settings -> save, calendarselect subobjects -> pholiday calendar -> change -> select cal public holiday calendar -> delete assignment, select subobject holiday calendar -> change -> create -> define cal id-> define, select subobject factory calendar -> change -> create -> define cal id->, changesto holiday -> save -> goto -> public holiday calendar -> assign phnote, wrong holiday -> -> save -> goto -> holidays -> select holiday -> make, created holiday calendar -> save, img -> global settings maintain calendar, symptom public holiday calendars
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