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Re: Call function in background

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I have execute sm37 to see process lunched in background , I don't found my jobs !

 

My request is to execute now but in background


Re: Connect SAP HANA via ODBC

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Nope, the SAP HANA database server always needs to get the information from the client.

 

So the question is: why does the ODBC client seem to "forget" your connection details.

As I have exactly zero (0) clue about FoxPro, I recommend enabling ODBC tracing to see, what information are actually passed to the ODBC driver.

 

Whenever I used ODBC for SAP HANA and stored the logon data I had not been asked for the information again.

 

- Lars

Issue with conversion charge in subcontracting order

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Dear SAP Team

I would request you, please suggest me for below issue.

 

Scenario is like this.

there are 2 company as A & B. Both company are working separately.when A company take service from B (vendor), then B charge to A as on actual. Now sharing one real scenario.

 

Company 'A; place sub contracting purchase order many times in a month to B by providing raw material for processing and company B (vendor) do all processing on raw material and return processed material to A .

Suppose vendor processed 100 Ton of material in a month against different orders and end of month, vendor submit a bill of operational cost to company A at month end. this bill contain cost as actual mean fuel consumed X1 amount as per market price, labor charge X2 amount as actual, water charge X3, electricity charge X4 etc... but these charges are purely actual. meaning of as actual is same charges as expend by vendor A in produce of finish good.

Now every month per tonnage conversion charge vary and same actual charges are submitted to company A  by vendor.

Now how this scenario will be fit in sap where as actual cost need to be expended out and this cost is not known at the time of SC Order creation then how sc order will be create when conversion charge is not known.

client also want to book these operational(conversion) cost on processed material.

 

Regards

Mohit

Re: Regarding InfoCube restore in SAP BW system ( on IBM i )

Re: Need opinions about using methods in-line

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Hi Suhas,

when i was starting with C-programming, i was impressed by what you could achieve with just so little of actual coding.

I thougt it was quite cool, when I managed to squeeze whole programs into just a few lines, using heavily nested ternary operators and for-loops.

Well, they did what they where meant to do, but when after a while i had to alter one only gradually, it took me some time to rethink, what i myself had created not so long ago.

Imagining how someone else would try to follow my line of thought, i came to the conclusion, that it was not so desireable, to squeeze the last bit of efficiency out of the characters that built the source-code, but that it could be far better, to enfold it, make it bigger, even less elegant, but allthemore easier to understand.

Why do i tell you this?

I seem to recognize a bit of the fascination, i felt myself, in your code sample. Letting you beeing carried away by possibility alone, does not necessarily lead to the best results on the long run.

 

Back to your question - i'm afraid, your friend was right.

You can do better, without loosing to much.

 

Truth be told, i haven't done too much in the line of string templates and nested method calls yet.

I have to admit, i'm challenged even to follow, what your sample exactly does. Nevertheless, i will dig in and discover whatever it may provide for me .

 

Best regards - Jörg

Re: Regarding InfoCube restore in SAP BW system ( on IBM i )

Re: why /SAPAPO/TS_REALIGN_COPY job is taking huge time to finish?

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Hi Chris,

If you read the thread you will see my comment about my experince.

My questions to you:

1. You say you have 300000 CVCs. What is your response time in the planning book when youd 100000 CVCs?

2. Do you ever load all 300000 CVCs at once?
Thanks,

Subash

Re: Regarding InfoCube restore in SAP BW system ( on IBM i )


Re: Problem creating namespace in SAP PI 7.31

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Basically jiggling the switch worked for me as well:

- open SWCV

- enter edit mode

- change something

- save

- change it back

- save

- create namespace

Re: New VAT Condition Type

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Hi,

 

If that is the case,maintain tax condition records with that condition type in VK11 then when  you are creating sales order,that tax will come and if you want to change the percentage the change manually.

 

Note:Maintain pricing type as D-Copy pricing elements unchanged in VTFL and in that condition type make filed manual entries as automatic priority.

 

BR's,

 

Naren

Re: NWBC MSS Reporting launchpad caching reports

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Siddharth,

Thanks for this advice - this report may come in useful in the future but it hasnt made the reporting menus the same for the users.  I will raise in SAP incident.

Rob.

Re: Mapping tdline at item level

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Hi Mahesh,

 

It looks like a result of how the system manages the queue when using the ifWithouElse that it suppresses many values because the length of each context has to match.  If we move the UDF to the spot after the ifWithoutElse then it solves the queue suppression problem:

 

 

 

Regards,

Ryan Crosby

 

Message was edited by: Ryan Crosby

Re: User Status control based on user authorisation

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Hi Riyaj,

Take a help of your ABAP'er. The procedure may be like this.


1)Create a Z-table where you can maintain USER ID AND ORDER for ex:


USER ID            ORDER

--------------          --------------------

USER-A             INCREASING

USER-B             DECREASING.


When USER-A logs into system and try to change the order, select the ORDER for USER-A(as it is only INCREASING), Check the current order and capture the new order which he has entered.


IF NEW_ORDER > EXISTING ORDER.

     show error message.

ELSE.

     continue with your requirement to proceed further.

ENDIF.

 

Hope this will resolve your issue.

 

Thanks

KH


Re: River RDE: How to configure Catalog Systems

Re: Rotate/rotating text in SmartForms

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I think his question is solved already, if not another guy is sitting at his desk


Re: NWBC for HTML: Warning with IE 10

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I found that I have NWBC 4.0. So note 1898981 is not relevant for my system.

F-02 is picking wrong Exchange Rate.

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Hi Gurus,

 

f-02 is picking the wrong exchange rate.

 

i have maintained exchange rate  00.00345 between HUF to EUR in OB08.

 

but when i post through f-02 it is picking up 00.00334 and i have maintained manually also it is not considering.

 

Exchange rate 00.00334 is not maintained any ware in the system.

 

kindly suggest where to i check other than OB08 and OBY6.

 

Thanks in Advance.

Ravi

Re: Is my database replicated?

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You likely have an active secondary truncation point in your database.

 

The quick-n-dirty solution:

 

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use <dbname>

go

-- following may generate error if repagent not running; if so, just ignore

sp_stop_rep_agent <dbname>

go

-- following may also generate an error if you don't have a repagent

sp_config_rep_agent <dbname>,'disable'

go

-- following is needed if you don't have a repagent

dbcc settrunc(ltm,ignore)

go

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The detailed explanation ... there are a few different items to understand ...

 

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1 - What's marked for replication:

 

sp_reptostandby is showing that the database is marked for replication ('ALL'), ie, this database was a source for replication at the customer's site.

 

NOTE: You can also run 'sp_setreplicate' to see if any tables/procs have also been marked for replication.

 

By itself the marking of a table and/or database does not mean that data will be actually be replicated.  Generally speaking having a table/database marked for replication shouldn't cause you any problems as long as you don't have a repagent and/or secondary trunc point defined (see next bullets) ...

 

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2 - repagent

 

For data to be replicated out of a database said database must have a repagent configured and running.

 

Repagent configuration details should be brought across with a database dump, so your dump file may have some repagent configuration details.

 

You can run 'sp_help_rep_agent <dbname>' to see what repagent details (if any) came across in your database dump file.

 

If you do have a repagent configuration in your database, and your dataserver has been configured to allow repagents ('enable rep agent threads' = 1), you're likely seeing some error messages in your ASE errorlog about the repagent (brought over in the dump file) having problems connecting to the repserver (it's highly unlikely that you have a repserver with the same name/login/password, eh?).

 

If you do have a repagent configured in your database you can get rid of it with the following:

 

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use <dbname>

go

-- following may generate error if repagent is not running; if so, just ignore

sp_stop_rep_agent <dbname>

go

sp_config_rep_agent <dbname>,'disable'

go

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3 - secondary truncation point

 

Last but not least you must have an active secondary truncation point in your database.  This is used by the repagent to keep track of where it is terms of reading the log and sending 'marked' transactions to the repserver.

 

The secondary truncation point will also come across in a database dump.

 

If your database has an active secondary truncation point then you should see an entry in master..syslogshold where dbid = db_id(<dbname>) and name = '$replication_truncation_point".

 

An active secondary truncation point will keep you from truncating the log past the point in the log where the secondary truncation point is currently pointing.  If you don't have an active repagent (forwarding transactions to the repserver; moving the secondary truncation point) then your log *WILL* fill up ... and this is likely what's happening in your case.

 

You can eliminate the secondary truncation point through a couple methods:

 

a - stop/disable the repagent (if you have a repagent); the act of disabling the repagent should also remove the secondary truncation point

 

b - if you don't have a repagent but you see a record in syslogshold, then run the following:

 

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use <dbname>

go

dbcc settrunc(ltm,ignore)

go

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Re: How to send the generated report as pdf thru E-mail

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Hi there

 

All we have to do is click the Print icon after running the report, then select EMAIL-PDF from the list of OutputDevices.

 

If you have EMAIL-PDF, you should check to ensure your email address is in the Communication field of the SU01 User Maintenance in order for the email to be sent/received, and it can only send to those that have an SAP User ID and email address in the system.  It cannot send to an outside agency/person, all I do is send it to myself and then drag the attachment to a new email to send outside my company.

 

It can take up to 10 min to receive the PDF depending on how busy the system is.

 

Cheers,

Jenn

Re: how to rotate the output text of a smartform at 90 degree

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Hi Ulrich,

 

ok, maybe you have a look at the dates of the questions before starting to answer. It's not helpful for people if their actual questions pass away quickly

~Florian

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