Structural profile for HR conflicts with MRS

Hi,
We have ECC 6.0 and implemented mini-HR for mainly CATS use and to create the organisation for MRS (multi-resource scheduling). Now we are facing problems with managers who need to have a structural profiles to limit their access to HR information.
A manager cannot execute transaction /MRSS/PLBOORGM - Planning Board for RP Node
The other problem is that structural profiles (evaluation path O-S-P) seem to be interfaring with IW32 when user tries to change technical person (i.e. a partner) or sales order.
CATS is classic, not CATS for Srvice providers which also brings problems with those users who have to accept hours or enter hours (CAT2) for other than their own subordinates; i.e. they are project managers.
Any suggestion for structural profile corrections, evaluation path that should be used in addition to the "normal" O-S-P for the manager role?
Help is highly appreciated.
BR,
Pia

Hi,
Firstly P_ORGINCON is used for context solutions where you want users to access specific infotypes for selected Objects in the Org structure and simultaneously perform other activities for some seperate set of Objects.
P_ORGINCON won't understand the concept of exclusion.
3) we assign to the manager a second structural profile in exclusion mode and a role with with a P_ORGINCON in order to exclude some infotypes.
Why do you want to design such approach?
Please remember when you assign PD profile to a position and check the exclusion Box, it means what all objects returned by that structural profile should be excluded from entering into T77UU and INDX table, when you run RHBAUS* programs.
After reading through your Business requirement, I would only suggest you to drive this design through Function Modules and included those FMs in your structural.
If required create multiple structural add them in separate nodes in P_ORGINCON in combination of Infotypes.
In othe words, it is possibile to assign a structural profile to a user in exclusion mode and use this structural profile with a P_ORGINCON in order to exclude some inforypes ? -
NO, assigning structural in exclusion mode will only exclude objects which are being pulled up by that structural and using the same with P_ORGINCON means, user will be able access set of Infotypes for all Objects in the Org Structure apart from the ones excluded because the structural assigned in exclusion mode.
Hope this answers your question.
Thanks,
Deb

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Thanx!
jus

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http://guenter-huerkamp.dyndns.org/oracle-doc/docs/html/d2kwutil.html
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Export mode:
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– No color conversion
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Test by Acrobat Pro
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Best regards --Gernot Hoffmann

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