Destroying Loan Data Using HRPA_LOAN
You can use the HR: Loans
archiving object (HRPA_LOAN
) to destroy all loans once a specified retention period has expired.
Note
Note that data records for loans that have already been repaid must be delimited. Otherwise, the system does not consider these data records for destruction.
A loan should not be partially destroyed. If the loan has multiple data records then these should be destroyed together or not at all.
The archiving object is divided into archiving subobjects. A subtype of the infotype Loan
(0045) is an archiving subobject:
Infotype | Description | Archiving Subobjects |
|---|---|---|
0045 |
| Subtypes of infotype 0045, for example:
|
You can define different retention rules for each archiving subobject. After you have successfully destroyed the data, the system generates a destruction log for each archiving subobject. The system automatically prevents data from being created or edited for this archiving subobject (subtype) for the destruction period.
Note
The archiving object destroys other dependent data. To display a complete overview of the relevant database tables, choose DB Tables
in Archive Administration
(transaction SARA
).
The following programs are available for HRPA_LOAN
:
Program | Function |
|---|---|
| For more information, see Creating a Preprocessing Variant for HRPA_LOAN |
| For more information, see Creating a Write Variant for HRPA_LOAN |
|
You are familiar with the basics of data destruction, as well as the functions for ILM policies and rules, and have defined the retention rules for the archiving object.
For more information, see Introduction to Data Destruction.
Familiarize yourself with the condition fields and time references that are available in ILM for defining retention rules for HRPA_LOAN
.
For more information, see ILM Information for HRPA_LOAN
Create a preprocessing variant for the archiving object.
For more information, see Creating a Preprocessing Variant for HRPA_LOAN
Create a write variant for the archiving object.
For more information, see Creating a Write Variant for HRPA_LOAN
Familiarize yourself with the available enhancements for this archiving object.
For more information, see Enhancements for HRPA_LOAN