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 Personnel Categories

Definition

The assignments between a job and different objects, mapped by relationships.

Use

You use relationships to map which objects are to be described by a job.

Structure

Assignments of jobs are displayed and edited in the Structures Workbench on the Personnel Categories tab page for the selected job.

The following relationships are provided in the standard system:

Job Assignments

Relationship Desc.

Relationship

Object Types

Describes (Reference Force Element)

A 007

S – C

Describes (Position)

A 007

RF – C

See also Qualifications/Requirements .

O = force element, RF = reference force element, S = position, C = job

These relationships are stored in infotype 1001 .

To choose between the different relationship directions, you can choose Choose Relationship .

In the Implementation Guide (IMG), under Defense Forces & Public Security , you can define which relationships are to be available for displaying and editing by choosing Start of the navigation path Organizational Flexibility Next navigation step Structures Workbench Next navigation step Tab Pages Next navigation step Define Tab Pages for Command and Support Relationships End of the navigation path .

Note Note

You can also change the texts for naming the relationships . These texts override the names of the relationship directions.

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Properties

You enter the following properties for an assignment:

  • Name/ID/Code

    Assigned Object

  • Object Status

    The status of the assigned object.

  • Valid from / Valid to

    The validity period of the assigned object.

  • Assigned as of / Assigned Until

    The validity period (to the day) of the assignment.

  • Relationship Text

    A description of the relationship.

  • Relationship Status

    The status of the relationship.

  • For Planned Operation / Planned Delimitation Date / Status , see Delimitation/Deletion with Status Change .

    Note Note

    To show and hide fields, you can choose Column Configuration .

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