Description
You can use Report RPUCRT00 to restructure table CRT after a selectedkey date has been reached. All the payroll results are converted withan end date of the for-period and/or a bonus date after the key date.
This can be useful if, for example, the coding of a wage type in theprocessing class 30 (Update of Cumulation) was changed retroactively,but if retroactive accounting should not to be performed again for allthe employees in question.
The report works in the same way as the payroll driver, that is, theCRT is imported from the previous result and then the wage type iscumulated from the RT into the CRT.
If the country-specific payroll updates further cumulation tables,these are also converted.
No database changes are carried out in test mode.

1. Since the report changes payroll results, you should save thedata in table PCL2 before carrying out a live run.
2. The payroll records are extended by the report (all theinternational tables are saved).
3. If you change table CRT in the payroll schema outside thefunctions SETCU and ADDCU, the report can not map this. Example: Youstore wage types in table CRT using the function ADDWTC. Then, undercertain circumstances, the report delivers false results and should notbe used.

Output
The log of the conversion is displayed as a tree . Logging can becontrolled using the switches on the selection screen:
'Log CRT' prints the contents of table CRT.
'National Cumulation Log' prints the country-specific cumulation.
'Extended Log CRT' shows how the individual wage types are cumulatedfrom the RT into the CRT.

Example
You have run payroll for the whole of year 1998. Now, the coding ofwage type 9999, which is in the CRT, is changed retroactively. As of1.07.1998 a '3' (amount and number are cumulated in current year) isentered in processing class 3 instead of a '2' (amount is cumulated incurrent year).
You start Report RPUCRT00 for all employess in question with the startdate 1.07.1998. Then the cumulations are changed retroactivelyaccordingly.