How to setup Grade Scale and Point Values
Dear Friends,
We are Implementating HRMS for one of the client in Middle East. I was stuck up in setting up of Grade...
Grade Pay Scale
Grade Point Values
Grade Steps and Points
Grade Progression Approval
How to setup the above things, can anyone pls help me on this
with regards
Swpana
hi,
Please check metalink note 455103.1 which will start out with providing viewlets (flash files) to show you how to use the Grade Step Progression functionality in Oracle HRMS with all the needed setup.
you can download all of these flash files to your pc.
this note has been recently added into Metalink.
Good Luck,
Mohammad AL-Hourieh
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Incorrect Grade Scales and Scale Rates
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Could you please give me your input on the following issue:
My client is a South African government department and are using Pay Scales, Scale Rate (Point values), and Grade Rates (Grade Steps and Points) for Pay progression etc. They went live on 1st march 2009.
During July 2010, due to government retsructuring of the Pay Scales and Grade Rates, we end dated the old Pay Scales and Grade Rates and implemented a new Pay Scale and new Grade Rates.
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Thanks for your reply.
The attached files are the correct .wrl file and the one read from LabVIEW.
The colored is incorrect, the car is seperated to some parts, and the scale of some of the parts are wrong.
I think you can use any .wrl reader to read the wrl file I posted, all the reader I tried can read it successfully besides LabVIEW.
In the vi I have you can try to adjust the scale or rotate it then I think you can find the seperated car parts.
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How to find the Conditions and Condition values in table entries
Dear Experts -
the issue is about getting the table entries of Pricing procedure Condition type and condition values - Application Component - MS external service management.
In case of service order Condition document number (EKKO - KNUMV) is not updated.
KNUMV we can use for Pricing procedure - Application componant - M Purchasing.
How to get table entries of pricing procedure - Application Componant - MS External services management.
Thanks in AdvanceHi
SES releated table:
ESKL - Account assignment specification for service line
ESKN - Account assignment in service package
ESLH - Service package header data
ESLL - Lines in service package
ESSR - Service entry sheet header data
ESUC - External services management: Unplanned limits for contract item
ESUH - External services management: unplanned service limits header data
ESUP - External services management: unplanned limits for service packages
ESUS - External services management: Unplanned limits for service types
Regards
Prasanna R -
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how do i setup multiple send and receive domain on single virtual ironport?
DaemienPlease use the admin guide to assist you for setup/configuration:
http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/td/docs/security/esa/esa8-0/user_guide/ESA_8-0-1_User_Guide.pdf
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