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na | activated |
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na | triggered |
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activated Explanation: the transcation VA02 ... in hall 6 is activated. Schleber, Computer Englisch |
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triggered Explanation: I'd use "triggered" here; it's a term frequently used in SAP's English help when one transaction causes another one to be run. See some examples: From time to time it is necessary to correct an employee's payroll results. This can be due, for example, to a retroactive pay change, an error in data input in the HR/payroll department, or changed employee master data. These changes are generally made by altering an employee's master data and then triggering a retrocalculation of the employee's results. However, sometimes you need to be able to directly change an employee's results separate from other adjustments, such as when you need to correct an employee's car allowance taxable benefit. The latter type of adjustment is performed with the Adjustments Workbench. The SAP R/3 Standard system is already set up to trigger the following letters when the events described occur: · Notification letter - triggered when a garnishment is created as long as the status is set either to active or pending. · Bankruptcy letter - triggered when the Garnishment Document infotype is copied and the status is set to bankrupt . · Release letter - triggered when the Garnishment Document infotype is copied and the status is set to released . For example, assume that an employee has been hired for a short contract and the term ends within the tax year. In this case, the termination date of the employee will be known during the hiring event itself. This method takes into account the termination date. If the termination date is within the current tax year, then Forced Tax Calculation method is automatically triggered irrespective of the tax calculation method set up for the company. This method uses the Accumulative Calculation Method (ACM) for tax calculation with actual number of payroll periods. - You trigger an automatic backup when the logical log reaches a certain fill level, in either of the following ways: Reference: http://help.sap.com/saphelp_46b/helpdata/de/35/2cd77bd770539... |
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