Hello
Standard ABAP refresh post refresh activities should be sufficient for the CRM system unless there are some custom activities requested by the business.
Regards
RB
Hello
Standard ABAP refresh post refresh activities should be sufficient for the CRM system unless there are some custom activities requested by the business.
Regards
RB
Got this error. After going to Revenue Account Determination, I found there was missing some data in invoiced material.
Yes Its possible, we have implemented it. Pls. find sample code. Only thing you keep in mind is owner need to get and pass below, we are used default ID for lock and unlock.
You need to implement this logic in BADI/Enhancement Spot - UJ_BPC_BPF_REVIEW or UJ_BPC_BPF_SUBMIT depending on your requirement
* Get the Work Status
cl_ujw_work_status_mgr=>factory(
EXPORTING
is_user = ls_user
i_appset = i_appset
if_bypass_sec_check = abap_true
RECEIVING r_manager = lr_work_status_mgr ).
TRY.
lr_work_status_mgr->get_work_status_table(
IMPORTING et_ujw_statcode_table = lt_workstates ).
CATCH cx_ujw_work_status_error.
ENDTRY.
* Build Dimention Members
TRY.
lr_work_status_mgr->update_work_status_locks(
EXPORTING
i_applid = i_appl_id "i_appset
it_dim_mem = lt_dim_mem
i_incl_children = lv_flag
i_status = ls_workstates-status ).
MESSAGE text-023 TYPE 'S'.
CATCH cx_uj_static_check INTO lr_exception.
* lcl_application=>set_message( lr_exception ).
ENDTRY.
Hi Charly,
Hana is a database engine for SAP NetWeaver that's why you didn't find any docs about HANA for MS BPC.
BPC for MS isn't related with BW and/or Netweaver platform, it's based on MS SQL server.
Regards
Roberto
Hi Suresh,
for the WF Restart you need to goto into change mode in the 2 step of SoCo ("Change" Button).
There the workflow should be restarted by saving shopping cart. Field change on the 2nd step itself does not lead to wf restart.
Please provide customizing you have made.
Check the notes.
http://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/1719369
http://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/1692213
http://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/1667200
http://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/1857661
Regards
Konstantin
As TFIN50 and TFIN52 cover important topics you can start your preparation with these but you will need other books as well. You may pass the exam without the other books but you may not get good percentage. Besides exam, I believe that it is good to have better understanding on Solution Manager (SM001) and Business Processes in Financial Accounting (TERP01 and TERP21). These two topics are not covered in TFIN50 and TFIN52. Solution Manager (SOLMAN) is a standard platform for Application Lifecycle Management. It provides tools to monitor and streamline the process. Because of its uses most of the SAP customers have already implemented or either planning to implement Solution Manager. So by making your basics strong in all the topics will not only help you excel in the exam it will also give you confidence to perform well in the current competitive world.
All the best!
Priya
Hello everyone. I am in the process of upgrading our Solution manager to 7.1 from 7.0.
We have the following in System/Status (See attached photos)
When I go into SAINT to run the upgrade, I load the OCS directory (files obtained by running MOPZ), and select all the componants available for upgrade on Screen 1 of 6. (See attached - Upgrade Slection.PNG), I get the following error message:
"The Installation/Upgrade Package for Add-On BI_CONT rel. 706 is not available"
Any ideas for possible resolution/where to begin to look?
Hi Rob,
I know you're new to workflows so let me assure you that there is no magic here, things are not as complicated as they might seem to be at the moment. Container elements do not just appear at runtime, they have to be defined within the workflow template.
Your screenshot above where you say you can see the container element at the top level but not at the "task" level - this mean that the container element is defined at the workflow level and not in the step you are looking at.
Open up the workflow in SWDD and look at the workflow-level container. You should be able to find CR_CREATOR_NAME there. As I said before, it does not help that you have given a different container element (..._WITH_US) the same name - please change that! Workflow shows different names (short names, long names, technical names) in different views and it can lead to confusion.
regards
Rick Bakker
This simply means that the join engine cannot perform a join "on-top" of an aggregation out of thin air.
It's required to materialize the intermediate result set of the aggregation (this is the temp index) and continue processing with this data structure.
Besides reviewing your data model there's nothing you can do to prevent that.
In my experience this happens a lot with heavily stacked models (analytic view -> calc view -> calc view -> calc view ... etc.).
Sometimes it can be beneficial to "flatten" the data model in order to avoid such intermediate result sets.
- Lars
Not sure if this is supported out-of-the-box.
However, BODS supports SNMP (Simple Network Message Protocol), but not sure how exactly it can be used from Command Line prompt.
However, you could try to use it directly based on the 'Monitor' file that gets created in the directory
%LINK_DIR%/log/<Job Server Name>/<repository name>/.
Only the fix indicator can prevent an existing CC indicator from replacement by a new MIBC run.
Once you have historic data for some materials and do a calculation for all materials, then all materials without history will become a D item.
There might be materials which are very important for your process, and need a high accuracy too. But MIBC would rank them low because they are just used with a very small quantity compared to other materials, or minimal value despite of high quantity. Such materials will get a manually assigned CC indicator along with the fix indicator, so that the CC indicator cannot be overwritten by MIBC.
I explained the logic of MIBC a couple years ago: cycle counting - ABC analysis in MIBC
if you don't do anything yourself to distribute the counts, and assuming that A will be counted 12 times a year, B 6x, C 3x and D only 1x), then it is like this
January: only A items
February: only A items
March: A items + B items
April: only A items
..
June: A, B and C items
July: only A items
..
September: A, B and C items
...
December A, B, C and D items
But ideal you should have ABCD items in any inventory count throughout the year, so that you have to count almost anytime the same number of materials, otherwise you do not know how much you have to count, do not know how much people you need for the count.
I am not sure if you need such list from the business of if you are able to prepare it yourself.
I would just download the MB52 inventory report into Excel after a few days live with SAP.
Would define on which dates the counts shall be conducted in this year.
Assuming you want do 12 inventories, then I would just assign number 1 to the first material in MB52 report, number 2 to second..number 12 to the 12th and then start again with 1 to 13th position ...
All materials with a 1 will be counted in January, all with 2 in February.etc
This way you get an almost equal number of materials in each inventory.
you just take the material numbers from excel with copy and paste into the multiple selection of MI31 transaction.
In the second year you can then use MICN
Hello Rae. I have the *exact* same scenario. After using NSP for some months this started happening with me.
Did you manage to solve this issue?
I have since the last round and also the previous one been looking into Audis. I had an Audi once before as well in the 90's, but discovered that they don't float very well.
They have great motors and very reliable though. However once you discover something with a bit more leg room (we are all relatively tall here in the Bussche team) you even prefer a VW Golf to any Audi. It is comparable to a Fiat 500 as far as leg space is concerned...
Not sure what Audi is up to there, but you can't sit comfortably in an Audi if you are taller than about 1m70 IMO.
One topic which has not changed at all in the past 4 years is the German Autobahns. Even the same construction sites are still there... Does anyone have reliable success with converting a KIA into a Lamborghini sort of thing so that the Germans (and the Swiss even more so) will not hog the left lane just to be stubborn.
Another tempting option is to only keep the old Landrover for garden work and local errands and do the "public transport thing" for a year or so. For currently planned holidays we only really need to get to the airport. Anyone "gone public" yet although you had gotten used to the convenience of having everything on-board and on-demand with a car? Could be adventurous. Also much more likely to meet girls that way than driving a Porsche! :-)
Oh... decisions... decisions... :-)
Cheers,
Julius
Look into the configuration around distribution functions under workcenter config.
Before even thinking of doing performance optimisation with BODS, I'd ask a few simple questions first.
1) What is the need to do a full load everytime for 71 lac records?
2) Is a delta load not being thought of?
No matter how powerful the ETL tool can be, the actual speed can be dependent on the network, if the source and target are lying on two different servers.
Hello
First try updating the kernel and see if that helps.
Additionally check this SAP note
1398802 - Various problems if nametab buffer is too small
Regards
RB
I did not talk about Korean cars - I asked Bruno about them. Next I wanted to ask about Spanisch cars but now you have blown my cover...
Cheers,
Julius
if you assigned this componenent to a WM
managed location earlier, you may like to
de- assign that sloc in MMSC be removing
any open inventory or orders.
Thanks
Jason
hi experts ,
can anybody explain in a brief & clearly why we require to maintain cost center and profit center ?? ....
I only a little bit that cost center controls over all the expenses incurred and profit center is responsible profit & loss a/c . when we procure stock material the cost will be not required ?? only requires for non-stock items & external service ?? ...
and when profit center is to be needed ? & is it mandatory ? ...
thanks in advance ,
regards
arghya
Hi Gunnar,
if You log via myProgram.exe to SAP, then SAP GUI is running in so-called classical design. This also appears to selected design, if the following to be set:
START -> All programs -> SAP Front End -> SAP GUI Configuration -> Applications -> Add -> myProgram.exe -> Open -> OK-Button
Regards,
ScriptMan