Compensation Wagetype settings

Hi Experts,
i am new to compensation management but i have worked on other modules or HR.
here we are implementing the Compensation management
we do not have the payroll implemented here but basic settings are done.
now we have 6 different wagetypes in INFTY 0008
simmilarly same wagetypes are there in compensation as well
now when we are making our planned compensation for employee to active version
all the wagetype addition is getting saved in INFTY 0008 in basic pay wage type.
but my requirement is we need to save amount in different according to wagetype wise.
Basically we need to map the wagetypes of compensation to wagetypes of INFTY 0008.
is it possible?
if yes please give some hints
we are on ECC 6.0
Regards
Umesh Chaudhari.

Hi Raghavendra Chowdary,
i will explain the scenario with example
we have 6 wagetypes
Z001, Z002 .....till Z006
now here Z001 is a basic wagetype
same wagetype we are using in compensation
now we go to TCODE HRCMP001C and for one particular Employee for some period we do the adjustments say
Z001 is increased by 1000 INR
Z002 is increased by 500 INR
once we make this adjustment active the Ruppes 1500 is getting saved in INFTY 0008 for wage type Z001.
what we want is in case of INFTY 0008
Z001 should get update by 1000 INR and
Z002 should get update by 500 INR so on..
if u need more clarification please ask
Regards,
Umesh Chaudhari.

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The presets are stored as XML files with the file extension .dpst.
If you have a Logic friend who can saved cool presets, you can copy his files into your Drummer folder and GarageBand can see them. If you more interested in a "science project", you can duplicate a dpst file, open it in BBEdit and edit your Preset numerically.
A lot of details and more information (from basic to more advanced) about GarageBand are found in my new manual "GarageBand X - How it Works", the only comprehensive manual available for GarageBand.
Hope that helps
Edgar Rothermich
http://DingDingMusic.com/Manuals/
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