Why we are using FILLPV and GENTPB operations?

Hi Experts,
Please Explain Why we are using "FILLPV0" ,"FILLPV1","FILLPVT","FILLPV6'.
and 'GENTPB 0", "GENTPB * ", "GENTPB 01R", "GENTPE B".
I have a scenorio,
hrs?16
-<
hrs=dxxxx
hrs-16
adddbyyyyz
GENTPE L
COLOP*
-=
FILLPVL
COLOP*
->
FILLPVL
colop*
I confusing about what is "L"
and where it stored?.
why the need we fill procesing type L when =,> ?
by using that Fillpv what is the further process.?
where XXXX is a time type which have 17.
YYYY is also timetype which stores 1.
so my question is when we add that 1 to timetype yyyy what is the need to call "GENTPB L"
and what process will done when we cal that "gentpb l"
and when xxxx = 16
we are filling "FILLPV L"
L is assigned with some wagetype 4xxx.
what process is done when when we use this "FILLPV L' operation.
Thanks in Advance,
Mahesh.

Hi Harish,
Thanks for your reply,
so
When we use FILLPVM operation any specific wage type related to overtime  will be populated from table "t510s" ?
according to your help i assume this rule
hrs=s
_hrs?8
---<
---hrs=s
---adddbxxxx
---=
hrs=s
adddbxxxx
   |--->
        |---hrs=s
        |---adddbxxxx
        |---hrs-8
        |---gentpe   m
        |---adddbyyyy
        |---fillpvm
    here that 2 hours will split into overtime and stored into yyyy timetype.?
and  that fillpvm will cal the specific wagetype related to overtime?
please let me know if i am wrong. 
Thankyou,
Mahesh.

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