Can we write data stright to PTEX2000.

Hi All,
We are working on a Rostering integration project with SAP.
We wanted to Submit external timesheets to HR so thought of using CATS_INSERT02 IDOC.
Well what I could understand the process flow is.
Employee create a timesheet, dat is stored in CATSDB.
When its approved and relased its moves to PTEXDIR, PTEX2000 tables.
when we run CAT6 data from PTEX2000 is transfered to INFOTYPE 2002 in HR.
I just wonder can we write data stright to PTEXT2000 & or PTEXDIR eliminating CATSDB.
Ist here a IDOC available for this purpose..?
Your help in this regard is well appriciated.
Thanks & Regards,
Sai Krishna

Hi,
No, it's not possible with 5.6.2. Excel based templates are supposed to be coming but I don't know when the release date will be.
Thanks
Paul

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