Building Block & Best Practice

Dear All,
I havea query. I am searching on net for quite some time but I amunable to find the bulding block configuration and Best practices for E Recruitment.
CAn any one please help me out with it. In case if SAP doesnot offer them then what is the next best possible option do I have.
Your feed back and help would be highly appreacited.
points will be awarded as well.
Regards

hi
Just keep in mind that before you do any configurations , there has to be a transition program from the mannual system to the automated system.
Document every step in the AS IS stage and then let them know what all is possible and not possible in the E-rec module .
Do not ever agree for major 'Z'. that is more important.
Regards
Sameer

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USER SETTINGS - SET DECIMAL NOTATION AND DATE FORMATTING.
@5DQWarning@     Failure during Activation. Reactivate the project eCATT:    /SMB99/SU3_O009_B32
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        R. Derks
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Barry,
thank you for your reply. We advice from SAP do, set the Date Format and Decimal Notiation by hand (TA: SU3) and just ignore the error and go forward
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