TYPICAL REPORT

hi experts,
Below there is a function spec so please can anybody send me the code for this requirement?can anybody send me the steps for thsi atleast?
please its urgent
1.1     Functions in Detail
The function of this report is to produce a summary buy organisational unit and Absence/Attendance type of staff utilisation during a preceding week.
The user is to select the date range for the week and delimit the report by key employee master data such as organisational unit, jobs and Absence/Attendance type. The report is to then calculate each employees utilisation by Absence/Attendance types and output the utilisation by Organisational unit and Absence/Attendance type.
See section 3.2.7 – Processing logic for a full explanation of the calculation required
1.2     Processing
1.2.1     Trigger
·     Execution of Report by user
1.2.2     Frequency of Use
Transaction is to be run on a weekly basis
1.2.3     Data Volumes
The primary group of staff involved will be Train Operators and this equates to approximately 3,600 Employees and their weekly Attendance and Absence data. We require columns for organisational units and this is currently 25, but a maximum of 30 should allowed.
1.2.4     Language considerations
English
1.2.5     Input Data
Date Range selection is to use standard logical database
The user selection options required except for Date Range are listed below along with the text we would like displayed:
Infotype Number     Field Text Description     Field Name     Display Text required     Selection Type
0000     Personnel Number     PERNR     Personnel Number     Multiple Selection
0001     Org. Unit     ORGEH     Organisational Unit     Multiple SelectionAnd Use of the Organisational Hierachy
0001     Cost Ctr      KOSTL     Cost Centre     Multiple Selection
0001     Job Key     STELL     Job     Multiple Selection
0001     EE Subgroup     PERSK     Employee Subgroup     Multiple Selection
0001     CoCode     BUKRS     Company Code     Multiple Selection
2001     Absence Type     AWART     Absence Type     Multiple Selection
2002     Attendance Type     AWART     Attendance Type     Multiple Selection
0008     PS Group     TRFGR     Grade     Multiple Selection
Selection Variants, we require the ability to create and save the selection parameters entered so that these can be easily selected again
1.2.6     Sourcing the Input data
The Date Range selection option is to be used to select data as follows:
Active Employees within the selected employee master data where Employment Status (infotype 000 Actions) = Active
Absence Types and Absence Days within date range
Attendance Types and Attendance Days within date range
The data required to generate the report is listed by infotype in the table below:
Infotype Number      Fields Text     SAP Field name
0000     Employment Status     STAT2
0000     Personnel Number     PERNR
0001     Org. Unit     ORGEH
0001     Cost Ctr      KOSTL
0001     EE Group     PERSG
0001     Job Key     STELL
0001     EE Subgroup     PERSK
0001     CoCode     BUKRS
0007     Weekly Work Days     WKWDY
2001     Absence Type     AWART
2001     Absence Days     ABWTG
2002     Attendance Type     AWART
2002     Attendance Days     ABWTG
0008     PS Group     TRFGR
1.2.7     Processing Logic
In general terms this is about reporting upon active employees headcount in terms of Employment Status (from Infotype 0001) during the preceding week and comparing it to their Absence (infotype 2001) and attendances (infotype 2002) during the same week. This data is then summarised by Organisational Unit and absence and attendance type.
The output is to show the total employees utilisation by each absence type for each organisational unit (Infotype 0001) selected. This is a calculation for each employee where the days lost for that time type compared to the weekly working days (infotype 0007). The example output is can be found in 3.2.8 Output and the calculations required are below
Only Employee Group 1 data is to be used.
Processing and calculations involved in output
Employee X
3 days lost to Absence Type 320 (Sick)
Weekly Working Days = 5
Where days lost = D
Weekly Working Days = W
Formula for utilisation for Absence type is:
Utilisation = D/W
In the above example this would be 0.6 for Employee X
Employee Y
2 days lost to Absence Type 320 (Sick)
Weekly Working days = 2
In the above example this would be 1
Output on the report.
If the report were just run for these two Employees both at organisational unit ACTD then it would be the sum of the utilisation (1+0.6= 1.60) and the report output would be as follows:
     Depots
Absence/ attendance type     ACTD
320 Sick     1.60
Multiple Absence and attendance days.
There will be a few instances where the Absence and Attendance days data for the week exceeds the Employees Weekly Working Days figure in this instance the rule that is applied is as follows:
Sort Attendance or Absence Types in reverse alphabetical order
Deduct balance of days from Absence or Attendance that is alphabetically higher
Then divide Absence/Attendance days by Weekly Working Days
Worked example:
Employee X who’s Weekly Working Days = 5
Absence Attendance Type     Days Lost
Sick     4
Annual Leave     2
Total Days lost     6
Conversion required is to deduct 1 days sick as alphabetically S is after A
Therefore the following utilisation values should be reported against the Attendance/Absence type as follows
Absence/Attendance Type     Days Lost     Utilisation
Sick     3     0.6
Annual Leave     2     0.4
Total Days lost     5     1.0
This will ensure that an Employees utilisation in total will never exceed 1.
Please see the section on error handling. We would like the option of being able to view the instances where the above conversion has been applied.
If employees have moved during the week then their Absence/Attendance utilisation should be shown against the appropriate organisational unit valid at the time. If that organisational unit was not within the user selections
1.2.8     Output
The output is to show the total employee utilisation by each absence type for each organisational unit (Infotype 0001) selected.
Layout required for the report
     Depots
Absence/ attendance type     Org Unit Short Text 1     Org Unit Short Text 2     Org Unit Short Text 3     Org Unit Short Text 4
Type 1     10     2          
Type 2     5     3          4
Type 3               20     30
The output of the report is to be limited to a maximum of 31 columns (including the “Absence/ attendance type” column).
The columns listed under Depot are the Short Text of the Organisational Units selected. Organisational units are to be sorted alphabetically from left to right by the Orgnisational Unit Short Text.
The Absence/Attendance type is to be sorted alphabetically in ascending order.
Further display options are required as follows:
All Reports are to have the capability of exporting into Excel via the “Export” icon   which then copies the report directly into a workbook in Excel. This is more user friendly then the “Local File” option.
We require the ability to drill down and expand the report to see the individual employee details and absence Attendance days used to make up the utilisation figure used on the report. This is the figure actually used on the report and therefore if there have done any conversions due to multiple Absence/Attendance days exceeding the Weekly Working Days, then the figure after the conversion should be used. We require the ability for a user to select a column first and then drill down via a button. The drill down will be displayed via a pop-up screen. We also require the ability to export the data into Excel via the “Export” icon   from the drill down. See example below.
Defualt view
Absence/ attendance type     Org Unit Short Text 1     Org Unit Short Text 2     Org Unit Short Text 3     Org Unit Short Text 4
Annual Leave     4     2          
Sick     5     3          4
Drill down view by selecting the column of “Org Unit Short Text 1”
Absence/ attendance type     Org Unit Short Text 1
Annual Leave     Personnel Number     Name     Utilisation     Days Lost     Weekly Working Days
Annual Leave     123456     P Smith     1.0     5     5
Annual Leave     234567     J Smith     1.0     5     5
Annual Leave     345678     D Jones     1.0     5     5
Annual Leave     456789     P Jones     0.6     3     5
Annual Leave     567891     A Harris     0.4     2     5
Totals     4     20     25
Sick     Personnel Number     Name     Utilisation     Days Lost     Weekly Working Days
1.3     Error Handling
As referred to in 3.2.7 Processing logic, specifically where the data has had to be converted due to Absence or Attendance Days exceeding Weekly Working Days we would like the ability to see the exact details of the employees’ data prior to the conversion. The output required here is:
Employee     Org Unit     Absence Attendance Type     Days Lost     Weekly working Days
1234567     ACTD     Sick     4     5
1234567     ACTD     Annual Leave     2     5
Total     6     N/A

Hi
Take this to your ABAPper and they should get it written within a day or so.
Regards
Gareth

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    제품 : ORACLE SERVER
    작성날짜 : 2002-04-11
    2GB OR NOT 2GB - FILE LIMITS IN ORACLE
    ======================================
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    ~~~~~~~~~~~~
    This article describes "2Gb" issues. It gives information on why 2Gb
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    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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    Remember to check again if you are considering upgrading either
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    Make sure any backup scripts can also cope with large files.
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    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    2Gb Export File Size
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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    - One can export to tape (on most platforms)
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    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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    EXP-00002: error in writing to export file
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    Export to Tape
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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    SQL*Loader and 2Gb
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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    Oracle and other 2Gb issues
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    This sections lists miscellaneous 2Gb issues:
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    Port Specific Information on "Large Files"
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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    Platform See
    ~~~~~~~~ ~~~
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    Digital Unix <Note:62426.1>
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