EMPLOYEEI container element filled by PERSDATINT instance

[Edwin Mukusha]

Hi Marc,

Hmmm... I am yet to come across this.

I looked on my system (6.20); when I specify PERSDATINT on tx. SWO1 and 
nagivate to Utilities->Relationships on the menu I got this:

 
============================================   
 Object types  
  
     +  PERSDATINT   Employee personal data (abstract) 
  
         ->  inherits fr  
  
             +  EMPLOYEEIT   Employee information differentiated by type 
  
                 ->  inherits fr  
  
                     +  EMPLOYEEI  E  Employee information 
 ===============================================

I have no idea if this is related to your problem at all, but it was 
interesting all the same.

I hope I have added to the confusion.

later,


Edwin.




"Mark Pyc" <mark.pyc at gmail.com>
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G'day all,
 
ERP Central Comp 5.0 / 640
 
I'm raising events when Infotype 0019 is inserted.
 
I've had a poke through SWEHR1/2/3 to find similar entries. Most of the 
Person related infotypes are linked to Objects with an ultimate parent 
object of EMPLOYEEI. As such I've entered the following to get the CREATED 
event of this object raised. 
 
In SWEHR1 I've created an entry as follows:
Ob - P
IT - 0019
Obj.Type - EMPLOYEEI
 
In SWEHR3 I've created entries as follows:
Ob - P
IT - 0019
Updat - INS
Obj.Type - EMPLOYEEI
Event - CREATED
 
After an initial hurdle to get the event raised which was solved by OSS 
913330 note supplied by Alla Ostrowsky I'm now experiencing something else 
weird.
 
I've created a WF triggered by EMPLOYEEI.CREATED which calls a task based 
on EMPLOYEEI.DISPLAY. Everything seemed to be okay, but then I played 
around with SWI6 and couldn't find instances that I knew existed. 
Investigation showed that the container of the Workflow and Workitem both 
contained elements based on PERSDATINT instead of EMPLOYEEI !?!?!? 
 
EMPLOYEEI passes to EMPLOYEEIT which passes to PERSDATINT.
 
There is no delegation in place nor any other reason why this would be the 
case. Anyone got any ideas?
 
I can't understand how with no reference to PERSDATINT at design time that 
at runtime a reference to it replaces the expected reference to EMPLOYEEI.
 
Yours in confusion,
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