Schemas used in TM,PA & OM

HI Expert,
Can you please provide the standard schemas using in TM,PA & OM
Thanks in advance
ANISH

Hi,
We have not used schemas in OM and PA.
We used in Payroll and Time.
Payroll schemas are vary country to country like for India-IN00, US-U000,Singapore-R000.
Time wise we have five schemas:
TM00,- Positive time evaluation/Time Evaluation with Personnel Time Events
TM04,- Negative Time evaluation/4 Time Evaluation Without Clock times
TM01,- Time Evaluation for Work Schedule Deviations
TM02,- Time Evaluation for External Services Management
TQTA- For generate the absence quotas
If you want see the all schemas go for "PE01" t.code
Good luck
Devi

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