An organizational unit needs to be created.
Business Process Procedure Overview |
Organizational Units represent functional units in the enterprise, and can be defined according to how tasks are divided up within the enterprise. An Organizational Unit can be an Agency, division, section, branch, group or unit. An organization can be defined from the highest level, called the root organizational unit (State of North Carolina Enterprise), to the smallest department within the State. Organizational reporting structures are created by assigning these organizational units to each other. |
Tips and Tricks
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Procedure:
SAP Easy Access
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1. Update the following required and optional fields:
Field Name |
Description |
R/O/C |
Values |
White alphanumeric box in upper left corner used to input transaction codes |
R |
Enter value in Command. Example: PQ10 |
Actions for Organizational Unit
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4. Update the following required and optional fields:
Field Name |
Description |
R/O/C |
Values |
One-digit code representing the status of an Infotype. |
R |
Enter value in Infotype status. Example: 2 | |
The date identifying the start of a validty period |
R |
Enter value in Validity. Example: 03/27/2007 | |
A one to four character code that represents an action. An action is a series of procedures that must be completed in order to achieve a specific objective. |
R |
Enter value in Action. Example: 10 |
Create Object
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6. Update the following required and optional fields:
Field Name |
Description |
R/O/C |
Values |
An abbreviation of up to 12 characters. The abbreviation identifies a specific object (such as an Organizational Unit) |
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Enter value in Object abbr.. Example: 3602-0000000 | |
Short description of the object to be created. |
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Enter value in Object name. Example: DOJ ADMINISTRATIVE BRANCH |
Information: This is the screen where the new organizational unit is assigned to a parent organizational unit.
Information: Click Enter to verify the data entered is correct before clicking Save.
Field Name |
Description |
R/O/C |
Values |
Contains an 8-digit number that represents an object. This field identifies the second object involved in a relationship. |
R |
Enter value in ID of related object. Example: 10000208 |
Create Relationships
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Information: If appropriate, key in the Position that is meant to supervise this organizational unit. If the relationship is not required for this organizational unit, click Cancel to move to the next infotype screen.
Create Relationships
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13. Update the following required and optional fields:
Field Name |
Description |
R/O/C |
Values |
Contains an 8-digit number that represents an object. This field identifies the second object involved in a relationship. |
R |
Enter value in ID of related object. Example: 0911200000 |
Information: Click Enter to verify the data entered is correct before clicking Save.
The cost center will default from the parent organizational unit if you cancel out of this screen. Enter the cost center if it is different from the parent organizational unit.
Create Description
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Field Name |
Description |
R/O/C |
Values |
Brief text description of the object in focus. |
R |
Enter value in Description. Example: general description as appropriate |
Create Department/Staff
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Information: Checking the Department box is required for the Organizational Unit ID to appear on infotype 0001 in personnel administration functions. It enables the user to identify the organizational unit that the position is assigned to while displaying infotype 0001 in personnel administration functions.
Actions for Organizational Unit
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