Undesirable impact on 'Manager' role [t-code PFAC, role '00000157']

[K_Asim@ppl.com.pk]

Hi all,

As specified at the following link

http://mailman.mit.edu/pipermail/sap-wug/2005-December/020717.html

A new entry was created in table T77S0 by using t-code 00V2, with the following values.

GRPID=WFLOW, SEMID=VAPOS, and GSVAL=X

So that vacant positions can be avoided.



We were successful to avoid routing at vacant positions, but ever since this has been configured, the relationship 'A - 002' [Reports (Line) to] has lost its precedence in standard role 'Manager' [t-code PFAC, role '00000157'].



For example,

    Before making the changes in T77S0, the Manager for any position 'X' [whose relationship 'A-002' was maintained with another position 'Y' which was not the Chief 'Z'] was being correctly evaluated by the standard role '00000157' [Manager].



    After the changes in T77S0, standard role '00000157' [Manager] is showing an awkward behavior by only returning the Chief 'Z' of the org. Unit for that position 'X' even though it has its relationship 'A-002' maintained with position 'Y'.



Can anyone help to fix this issue, so that both the constraints can be simultaneously achieved i.e.



1.             Routing to occupied position

2.             Relationship 'A-002' should have its precedence over the Chief



(I am using SAP R/3 4.6c)


Best regards,
Asim Khan
' +92(21)111-568-568, Ext: 578


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