"Execution period does not lie completely within the shift "

Dear Fds,
While operation confirmation when i insert shift, i m getting the warning msg "Execution period does not lie completely within the shift " how to remove this?
Thanks in advance
Nishj

Hi Nishj,
My suggestion is in OPK4, second tab 'Individual entry general', in shift proposal select current shift, so that the system will automatically take the shift and no need of manually giving that. In this case i think you will not face the error.
Have you have already decided to give the shift manually, please check and revert back.
As per my knowledge in operation wise confirmation shift will not be displayed in standard SAP. Please let me know if you are using any exit.
Regards,
Krishna Chandra

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