How to configure additional action

Hi,
How to Configure additional action in a system where only one action is allowed for an employee in same day in IT0000, and what is the purpose of IT0302.
it will be helpful if any one shares the steps.
Thank you
Srihari

Hi,
Infotype 0302 Additional Actions allows you to automatically log all of the personnel action types that are performed for an employee on a specific date. It allows you to perform and document several personnel action types for an employee in the R/3 System on the same day.
You can display and edit the data records logged in the infotype Additional Actions (0302) on the list screen of the infotype Actions (0000),
In Customizing for Personnel Administration, choose menu path Setting Up Procedures -> Actions -> Set up personnel action types to specify, among other things, the following:
whether you want to use the automatic logging of personnel action types in the infotype Additional Actions (0302)
which personnel action type should be saved, that is preserved, in the infotype Actions (0000) if you perform another personnel action type for the employee on the same day.
You can check the link below for detailed procedure for config:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_46c/helpdata/en/dd/234b6e5733d1118b3f0060b03ca329/content.htm
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