July 20, 2010 @ 1:37 pm
Upload Graphics to SAPSCRIPT
You can upload graphics to sapscript with reportRSTXLDMC, however, you can only upload .tif on pc files.
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You can upload graphics to sapscript with reportRSTXLDMC, however, you can only upload .tif on pc files.
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When you want to transport SAPScript across systems you should use the reportRSTXSCRP.
Any doubts just comment!
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When u need to know wich users are really using your system, you can run the report RSUSR006.
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Knowing all these codes in SAP makes your life easy:
| /n | Skip to the next record if you are processing one batch input session |
| /bend | Cancel a batch input foreground process |
| /nend | Close all R/3 sessions and logoff |
| /nxxxx | Call the transaction xxxx in the same session |
| /o | Generate a session list |
| /oxxxx | Call the transaction xxxx in an additional session |
| /i | Delete the current session |
| /h | Turn the debug mode on |
| /$tab | Reset all buffers (for System Administrators) (Carefull when using this command in Productive System) |
| /$sync | Synchronize instances buffers (for System Administrators) - (Carefull when using this command in Productive System) |
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Sometimes when tables are just giant and we need to check inconsistencies between systems we need to compare them.
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In pricing there are requirements, and inside this requirements there are 2 forms, KOBED and KOBEV.
What’s the difference between them?
KOBED – This is called at header and item level
KOBEV – Used for header level
Use KOBEV if you only need header changes. If you use KOBED and only need header data your performance may not be the best!
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Sometimes, we must deal with a system that receives/sends emails, and you want to check the ‘traffic’.
This are the most used ways that we use to check this information.
For inbound emails
- Running report RSBCSIN
- Running t-code SOIN
For outbound emails
- Running t-code SOST
Feel free to share with us your method
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DEMO_REGEX_TOY is a very useful report when you need to find a exact regular expression that suits your needs.
Here’s a small example that you can try to see how cool it is:
Imagine that you want to find a number on a string, no matter what position. To do this try:
- Enter SE38 t-code, and run report DEMO_REGEX_TOY
- In ‘Text’ input box write ‘My Name is 007′
- In ‘Regex’ input field write ‘([0-9]+)’ (your regular expression) and press <ENTER>
Result: You’ll check the 007 (the number!) highlighted and the first submatch field cointaing the value you need.
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This is a problem that happens a lot of times, how to know what a job is doing by debug?
If you have any other solution for this problem feel free to comment and help other readers
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This is the download location for SAP GUI JAVA that works on the MAC.
Please feel free to use: Link to Download Page
Here is the Public FTP for all the versions: ftp://ftp.sap.com/pub/sapgui/java
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The absolute best damn Wordpress Gallery on the net. ArenaWP is the sandbox for various designs by Terry Ng of Kineda.
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