Time constraint T possible for IT0022?

Hi
We need to make sure one of our school types (SLART) has time constraint 2.  I see that field SLART is also saved in field SUBTY.  But when I check the table T582A, I see that the subtype table for IT0022 is T517T.  This does not contain a possibility for time constraint.  So my question is:  Can a school type have a time constraint, or do we need a badi for this?
Thanks in advance.
Kirsten

Hi,
The answer lies in table T777D, field ZBTAB for infotype 0022. SAP has delivered this table without any subtype table for IT22. The F1 help on the field is:
Time Constraint Table When TC is Subtype-Dependent
Use
This field contains the name of the time constraint table if the time constraint is dependent on the subtype.
Note
You may not edit this table manually. You must use one of the following transactions to maintain infotypes and their components:
o     PPCI  (Personnel Planning Infotype Copier)
o     PM01  (Personnel Administration Infotype Copier)
Hope this helps.
Donnie

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