SAP Reports / Programs

HNZUXMS0 SAP ABAP Report - Shifting of Christmas and New Year Holidays - Holiday Pay Act







HNZUXMS0 is a standard Executable ABAP Report available within your SAP system (depending on your version and release level). It is used for This report shifts certain public holidays that fall on a Saturday or a Sunday, which is normally a day off, by two days...see full standard documentation available for this report. Also check out the submitted Comments related to this SAP report and the details below to see which OBJECTS it interacts with such as TABLES, FUNCTION MODULES, INCLUDES ETC.

If you would like to execute this report or see the full code listing simply enter HNZUXMS0 into the relevant SAP transactions such as SE38 or SE80


Transaction Code(s):

Below is a list of transaction codes which are relevant to this SAP report

PC00_M43_LXMS - Shifting of Christmas and New Year


ABAP code to call this SAP report using the submit statement

This report can be called from another progam/report simply by using the ABAP SUBMIT statement, see below for example ABAP code snipts of how to do this.






SUBMIT HNZUXMS0. "Basic submit
SUBMIT HNZUXMS0 AND RETURN. "Return to original report after report execution complete
SUBMIT HNZUXMS0 VIA SELECTION-SCREEN. "Display selection screen of submitted report to user
    See more syntax options for the ABAP SUBMIT statement


Text pool values


Title: Shifting of Christmas and New Year Holidays - Holiday Pay Act
Text Symbol: 042 = MONAT
Text Symbol: 043 = Pub. Hol. Date
Text Symbol: 044 = BEGDA
Text Symbol: 045 = Day Of Week
Text Symbol: 046 = ADRNR
Text Symbol: 047 = Curr. Day Type
Text Symbol: 048 = TTP01
Text Symbol: 049 = Curr. Hol. Class
Text Symbol: 050 = FTK01
Text Symbol: 051 = New Day Type
Text Symbol: 052 = New Hol. Class
Text Symbol: 053 = DW Schedule
Text Symbol: 054 = TPR01
Text Symbol: 055 = DWS Variant
Text Symbol: 056 = VAR01
Text Symbol: 057 = New Pub Hol Date
Text Symbol: 058 = T550A
Text Symbol: SS1 = Public Holiday Calendar
Text Symbol: SS2 = Public holidays to be shifted
Text Symbol: SS3 = NZ
Text Symbol: SS4 = Begin Period
Text Symbol: SS5 = End Period
Text Symbol: SS6 = Work Schedule Rule
Text Symbol: SS7 = Employee Subgroup Grouping
Text Symbol: SS8 = Personnel Subarea Grouping
Text Symbol: 041 = Month
Text Symbol: 001 = Holiday Calendar
Text Symbol: 002 = Public Holidays
Text Symbol: 003 = Work Schedule Period
Text Symbol: 004 = Work Schedule
Text Symbol: 005 = Preview Changes
Text Symbol: 020 = Update Database
Text Symbol: 021 = Saturday
Text Symbol: 022 = Sunday
Text Symbol: 023 = This will modify the work schedules in the database
Text Symbol: 024 = Are you sure you want to continue?
Text Symbol: 025 = Confirm Database Update





Text Symbol: 026 = T552A
Text Symbol: 027 = T000
Text Symbol: 028 = X
Text Symbol: 029 = Client
Text Symbol: 030 = MANDT
Text Symbol: 031 = ES Grouping
Text Symbol: 032 = ZEITY
Text Symbol: 033 = Pu. Hol Cal.
Text Symbol: 034 = MOFID
Text Symbol: 035 = PS Grouping
Text Symbol: 036 = MOSID
Text Symbol: 037 = WS Rule
Text Symbol: 038 = SCHKZ
Text Symbol: 039 = Year
Text Symbol: 040 = KJAHR


INCLUDES used within this REPORT HNZUXMS0

INCLUDE PAXMSNZD.
INCLUDE PAXMSNZF.


TABLES used within REPORT and the associated SELECT statement:

No SAP DATABASE tables are accessed within this REPORT code!


Function Modules used within report and the associated call statement:

DATE_COMPUTE_DAY CALL FUNCTION 'DATE_COMPUTE_DAY' EXPORTING date = check_date IMPORTING day = day.



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