You can display and maintain other objects and structures in the organizational plan by using the General Structures interface in Organizational Management (OM). The interface works in the same way as the Simple Maintenance interface.
When you set up an organizational structure, you can map the holding company of your enterprise in the organizational plan. To do this, you use the Legal Entity (OR) object type and a new evaluation path.
A holding company is a corporation that possesses enough voting stock (common shares) in another company to influence its policies and management.
With the help of the root object type, object ID, and evaluation path, you can create, maintain, and display your structures. You can use the object type OR to map the legal situation of a holding company to the enterprises it manages. The object type OR is not included in any of the standard interfaces of OM. However, you can use the General Structures interface to represent these relationships.
General Structures Access
The General Structures interface allows you to use all the object types and relationships available in Customizing. The Simple Maintenance and Organization and Staffing interfaces do not allow the use of all object types and relationships unless you make extensive changes to the Customizing settings. You can create objects and relationships along selected evaluation paths based on the root object.
When you access the General Structures interface, you enter the following information:
- Start object type
- Relevant object ID
You then need to select a valid evaluation path. The evaluation path you select determines the relationships that are displayed in the tree structure, starting with the root object. It also determines which relationships can be changed or created.
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