| # To define the standard calendar In the standard calendar, you can define the working times for each day of the week. The standard calendar is the parent calendar on top of the calendar derivation structure. LN uses the standard calendar as a week template for each calendar. To view and maintain the standard calendar, use the Standard Calendar (tcccp0140m000) session. Properties of the standard calendar The standard calendar is infinite, and LN uses its settings as a default for time periods that fall outside the time range of more specific calendars. The standard calendar can have different working times for each availability type. In other words, the availability types can be regarded as different versions of the standard calendar. For each day of the week, you can define combinations of availability types and working hours types. Note If you share the calendar tables between the companies of a multicompany structure, the first day of the week must be the same for all the companies. For example, if one company defines the first day of the week as Sunday and another company defines it as Monday, you cannot share the calendars. Prerequisites Before you can define the standard calendar, you must define availability types. For more information, refer to Availability types. We recommend that you define working hours types. Working hours types provide default data for calendars. Procedure To define the standard calendar, use the Standard Calendar (tcccp0140m000) session. As with regular calendars, you must specify the following calendar data: Working hours type; the working hours type retrieves the default data. Working time (start time and end time). Capacity percentage; for more information, refer to Capacity percentage. Efficiency factor; for more information, refer to Efficiency factors. Overtime indicator. Related topics Overview of calendar functionality To set up the calendar structure Calendar hierarchy Capacity percentage Efficiency factors |