[MRS] Conflict in Infotype 0001 between A and S object type

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We use SAP MRS on top of our HR box. (sorry, I am not a SAP MRS expert so bear with me please....)
As we activated PA-PD integration, whenever a Work Center (otype A) is assigned to an employee (otype P), it updates the Infotype 0001 accordingly (PLANS and OTYPE field) while also inserting a new entry into T528B and T528T tables.
This is consistent with what the RHINTE30 program does (look at the $plste [S] and Work Center [A]):
But, the employee is also assigned to a position (otype S)! It makes much more sense to have Position filled in the Infotype 0001 rather than Work Center!!
Thus, our first approach would be to deactivate PA-PD integration for Work Center (otype A) and only leave it active for Position (otype S).
Thanks in advance for your help.
Best regards,
Guillaume

Guillaume,
Has your issue ever been solved?
Kind regards,
Lieselot

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