Hours Transaction Status

The activity or operation is still in progress. When you enter a new hours transaction, LN asks you whether the previous active hours transaction must be closed. If you close the hours transaction, LN calculates how much time was spent on the associated operation or activity using the planned hours of the Working Time Schedule (tcppl1100m000) session. If you do not wish to close the previous hours transaction, you can choose to interrupt that activity or operation. LN then calculates the spent time using the working time schedule. The hours transaction status becomes Interrupted.

If work for an operation or activity is temporarily interrupted and another activity has begun, you need to interrupt the hours transaction. The Day-End Hours Accounting Processing (bptmm1205m000) session enables you to interrupt an active hours transaction up to a particular date. You can automatically reactivate the hours transaction on the first normal workday after a particular date. The first normal workday is determined on the basis of the working time schedule that is assigned to the employee.

When an hours transaction is assigned the Closed status, it can no longer be activated; the hours must be processed.