Relation between employee data and SAP user ID

Hi experts,
I am searching a relation between a SAP User Id and the personal data of an employee like Infotype 2.
Is there any relation like this?
Thanks!

Hi,
The SAP User ID is attached to employee number using communications infotype IT 0105 subtype 0001.
Also e-mail, fax, telephone number are stored in this infotype under different subtypes.
hope this helps
Ajay

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    Invoice is also a SD document used to charge a customer for a delivery of goods or for services rendered.
    <b>When will an Invoice be posted into BKPF, BSEG, BSAD, BSID, BSAK and BSIK? Is there any field in these tables which gives the Invoice number against which a GL Account is created?</b>
    If it were a vendor invoice. (i.e you purchase items or service and recieve invoice)
    Invoice get posted to the tables once someone makes a Logistics Invoice verification through t-code MIRO etc. The teble RBKP gets the first posting.
    If it were your own invoice to your customers, then VBAK and VBAP get the posting.  The connectivity of tables are available in http://www.erpgenie.com/abap/tables.htm As far as SAP is concerned an invoice is a document, so you can only trace invoice as a document number, field name is usually BELNR. Even if a vendor invoice arrive, an internal invoice number is generated where the vendor invoice is entered only as a reference field. This is because, each vendor can have inovices of different size and pattern.
    <b>How can I know what are vendor invoices created against a PO or without PO?</b>
    For a purchase order you can find in table EKBE for BEWTP = Q any invoice document.

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