Infotype header - best practice

Hi group
Today our ifnotype headers are created in a way that makes us have to break a lot of infotypes just to refresh the header.
There are 2 reasons in my opinion:
- We have chosen to read header on infotype begda
- We have eg. position information in the header
We want to change this so we don't have to break eg. address just to read correct data.
I don't feel reading header at sy-datum is a right choice. This can give an incorrect picture if you read an infotype and the header is inconsistent with the actual situation in the date-range for the infotype.
So I am leaning towards letting the header contain much less information.
Does anyone have some "best practice" thoughts?
Any documentation I can read up on regarding best practice on this matter?
Thanks in advance
Kirsten

Hi,
Headers, in general, are part of the whole philosophical debate. Iu2019ve seen both ways: current dated and infotype date driven. Iu2019m an advocate of them being infotype date driven for the very same reason that you mentioned: display what is on the record.
The other school of thought is to always display current information. It also gets some leverage depending on what is being displayed. If you have OM related data like position, job, org units etc, and clients may want to always display the current information. Maybe they are trained that way to only pay attention to headers to give them ad-hoc type information. They can get historical data through other reports.
I donu2019t think there is any u201Cbest practiceu201D with headers; itu2019s a purely philosophical choice.
Hope this helps.
Donnie

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                                        <ui:dropDown binding="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.dropDownTaetigkeitSuchen}" id="dropDownTaetigkeitSuchen"
                                            items="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.listOptionsTaetigkeitSuchen}" styleClass="eingabe4"/>
                                        <ui:label binding="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.labelVereinbarungSuchen}" id="labelVereinbarungSuchen" text="#{lab.mitarbeiterauswahl_zusatzvereinbarung}"/>
                                        <ui:textField binding="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.textFieldVereinbarungSuchen}" id="textFieldVereinbarungSuchen" styleClass="eingabe4"/>
                                        <ui:label binding="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.labelSortieren}" id="labelSortieren" text="#{lab.mitarbeiterauswahl_sortieren}"/>
                                        <ui:radioButtonGroup binding="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.radioButtonGroupSortieren}" columns="4"
                                            id="radioButtonGroupSortieren"
                                            items="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.radioButtonGroupSortierenDefaultOptions.options}" required="true" selected="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.radioButtonGroupSortierenDefaultOptions.selectedValue}"/>
                                        <ui:label binding="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.labelDummy1}" id="labelDummy1"/>
                                        <ui:button action="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.buttonSuchen_action}"
                                            binding="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.buttonSuchen}" id="buttonSuchen" text="#{akt.button_suchen}"/>
                                        <ui:label binding="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.labelDummy2}" id="labelDummy2"/>
                                        <ui:listbox binding="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.listboxSuche}" id="listboxSuche" monospace="true"
                                            onDblClick="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.onDblClickAction}" rows="20" styleClass="eingabe7"/>
                                        <ui:label binding="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.labelDummy3}" id="labelDummy3"/>
                                        <ui:panelLayout binding="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.layoutPanelButtons2}" id="layoutPanelButtons2" panelLayout="flow">
                                            <ui:button action="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.buttonNeu_action}"
                                                binding="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.buttonNeu}" id="buttonNeu" immediate="true" text="#{akt.button_neu}"/>
                                            <ui:button action="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.buttonBearbeiten_action}"
                                                binding="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.buttonBearbeiten}" id="buttonBearbeiten" text="#{akt.button_bearbeiten}"/>
                                            <ui:button action="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.buttonLoeschen_action}"
                                                binding="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.buttonLoeschen}" id="buttonLoeschen" text="#{akt.button_loeschen}"/>
                                        </ui:panelLayout>
                                    </h:panelGrid>
                                </ui:panelLayout>
                            </ui:tab>
                        </ui:tabSet>
                        <h:panelGrid binding="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.gridPanelFehler}" id="gridPanelFehler" onclick="this.style.display = 'none';" style="position: absolute; right: 20px; bottom: 50px; width: 250px; height: 78px;"/>
                        <ui:panelLayout binding="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.layoutPanelConfirm}" id="layoutPanelConfirm" panelLayout="flow" style="position:absolute; top:36px; left:0px;width:100%; height:700px;">
                            <h:panelGrid binding="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.gridPanelConfirm}" columns="1" id="gridPanelConfirm" style="margin-left:auto; margin-right:auto; margin-top:300px; background-color:#FF3333;">
                                <ui:staticText binding="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.staticTextConfirm}" id="staticTextConfirm" text="#{msg.global_loeschen}"/>
                                <ui:panelLayout binding="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.layoutPanelConfirmButtons}" id="layoutPanelConfirmButtons" panelLayout="flow">
                                    <ui:button action="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.buttonConfirmYes_action}"
                                        binding="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.buttonConfirmYes}" id="buttonConfirmYes" text="#{akt.button_ja}"/>
                                    <ui:button action="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.buttonConfirmNo_action}"
                                        binding="#{personal$Mitarbeiterauswahl.buttonConfirmNo}" id="buttonConfirmNo" text="#{akt.button_nein}"/>
                                </ui:panelLayout>
                            </h:panelGrid>
                        </ui:panelLayout>
                    </ui:form>
                </ui:body>
            </ui:html>
        </ui:page>
    </f:view>
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