Function module to get actual salary paid for a particular period

Question

Hi All,
I have a requirement to build a report on the monthly superannuation contributions the company makes to the employee [Australian Payroll], along with a few other information. We are on a weekly payroll and make super contributions once a month.
Is there any Function module or table that stores the pay results for a period [from which I can calculate the superannuation amount] or superannuation pay ?
Or is there an alternative way of approaching to get the information ?
Thank you,
Satish

Answer 1

I used table hrpy_rgdir  to get sequence number for the given pernr, payroll area and dates.
Using the sequence number, I am calling Function PYXX_READ_PAYROLL_RESULT to extract the payroll results.
SELECT * INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE it_hrpy_rgdir
  FROM hrpy_rgdir
  WHERE srtza = 'A'             
    AND paydt IN sopaydt
    AND abkrs IN soabkrs
    AND pernr IN sopernr.
LOOP AT it_hrpy_rgdir.
  PERFORM get_rt USING it_hrpy_rgdir-pernr it_hrpy_rgdir-seqnr.
ENDLOOP.
*&      Form  get_rt
*       text
*      -->PERNR      text
*      -->SEQNR      text
FORM get_rt USING pernr seqnr.
  CLEAR: it_payroll_result.
  CALL FUNCTION 'PYXX_READ_PAYROLL_RESULT'
    EXPORTING
      clusterid                    = 'RQ'
      employeenumber               = pernr
      sequencenumber               = seqnr
    CHANGING
      payroll_result               = it_payroll_result
    EXCEPTIONS
      illegal_isocode_or_clusterid = 1
      error_generating_import      = 2
      import_mismatch_error        = 3
      subpool_dir_full             = 4
      no_read_authority            = 5
      no_record_found              = 6
      versions_do_not_match        = 7
      error_reading_archive        = 8
      error_reading_relid          = 9
      OTHERS                       = 10.
ENDFORM.                   
For any period, the function module just returns sy-subrc = 6 [no_record_found].
We are on Australian Payroll.  Could you please let me know what I might be missing or is there an alternative way of getting the information ?
Thank you