What is working time model in SAP SRD-BC-TLS-DTM - CRO-Data Migration?

SAP Term: working time model

• Component: SRD-BC-TLS-DTM

• Component Name: CRO-Data Migration

• Description: An employee-independent, structured description of working times. In addition to working hours, it may also describe absence times, break times, and availability times. There are three types of working time models: daily model, period model, and schedule model. For data migration, only models of type 'schedule model' are supported. To make them available, you must have selected them in the project scope under 'Questions' in the Human Resources area. Also, you must have configured the schedule models in the Time Administration work center before you migrate time and labor management data.

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• Key Concepts: 
  The working time model in SAP is a set of rules that define the working hours and days of an organization. It is used to determine the availability of resources, such as employees, machines, and materials. The working time model also defines the holidays and other non-working days. The component SRD-BC-TLS-DTM CRO-Data Migration is used to migrate data from one system to another. 
  
  How to use it: 
  The working time model can be configured in the SAP system by setting up the relevant parameters in the Customizing menu. This includes defining the working hours, days, and holidays for each organization. Once configured, the working time model can be used to calculate the availability of resources and plan activities accordingly. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When configuring the working time model, it is important to ensure that all relevant parameters are set correctly. This includes setting up the correct number of working hours per day and ensuring that all holidays are accounted for. It is also important to ensure that any changes made to the working time model are reflected in all related systems. 
  
  Related Information: 
  The SRD-BC-TLS-DTM CRO-Data Migration component can be used to migrate data from one system to another. This includes migrating data related to the working time model, such as employee availability and holiday information. It is important to ensure that all relevant data is migrated correctly in order for the working time model to function properly.