on 01-15-2007 9:37 PM
Hi,
How can I define that a calendar week starts on Sunday and ends on Saturday. The default way is MON-SUN - (without writing special routines for deriving the calendarweek).
Thanks.
Note 624627 - Sunday first day of the week also a working day (Collective)
Note 624661 - Planning on Saturday or Sunday -> suppress message
KR
Carlos
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Solved it on my own. there's a note discussing Israel localization of workweek.
Thanks for all of you.
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Hi
In R/3 factory calendar is maintained in the tables TFACTD
In the factory calendar there is option to maintain No.first working day
If your factory calendar changes from some previous calendar here you have mention which day should be counted as 1.
Here you can count 7 to count sunday as 1
You can create a new factory calender with this count and extract this table data to your BW through some specific extractor
This is the only way without any routines
Assign points if useful
Thanks
N Ganesh
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> Hi
>
> In R/3 factory calendar is maintained in the tables
> TFACTD
> In the factory calendar there is option to maintain
> No.first working day
>
> If your factory calendar changes from some previous
> calendar here you have mention which day should be
> counted as 1.
> Here you can count 7 to count sunday as 1
>
> You can create a new factory calender with this count
> and extract this table data to your BW through some
> specific extractor
> Check the transaction OY05
> This is the only way without any routines
>
> Assign points if useful
>
> Thanks
> N Ganesh
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