Blogs posted September 2003

In the last few weeks I was asked the same question twice: “How can I access my pictures that are stored somewhere in a database?” In one case the pictures were already stored in the database, and in the other it was under... Read More »

Currently, we are processing a problem with the following text: We have a <u>stateless</u> BSP application. After a predefined time, we would like all inactive sessions to be deleted from ICM, and then the user must be forced to... Read More »

Mark Laughing all the way to the bank not too long ago that SAP experience, particularly programming, was still highly valued even in this job market. Now I know SAP skills are valuable but $840,000? Obviously whoever that was wears a suit and... Read More »

The Accelerating Change conference is coming up this weekend. Mark has given a Technological Acceleration – A Hidden Law of Nature? about the conference before so I’ll dispense with that. As part of the conference participants have been... Read More »

The first day of TechEd 2003 in Las Vegas has come and gone. As I had the luxury of taking in the first day without any other responsibilities, I wanted to share with you some of my impressions.The day started off with two great keynotes. The first... Read More »

Unfortunately I’m not at TechEd this year, but if you are you get to see something pretty cool. All of the attendee badges have an RFID tag embedded in them. As you can see from this article we did take care to make it noticeable so that you... Read More »

First of all, I would like to welcome anyone taking the time to read this as this is my first web-log. I hope you not only find this mildly interesting but I also would like to encourage comments whenever possible. With regards to application... Read More »

How do your users work with SAP data? Exclusively through SAPGUI or with other desktop apps too? If it’s the latter, read on. Dashboard is an intriguing project headed up by Nat Friedman. The    concept is of a sidebar style window pane... Read More »

If you’re wondering why the topic sounds so out of place, don’t… because I assure you, the meaning will unfold in politically correct ways in the course of this post. Today, with this weblog, I take a very excited first step into... Read More »

Recently I brought my young daughter a toy. It was a tiny plastic frog. Greenand dead. Quite as big as a thumbnail. But it was no ordinary plastic frog. When put onto a table sooner or later itstarts to move. Slowly. Really. My child was excited.... Read More »