Blogs posted February 2004
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Did you now that SAP Master Data Management integrates services from powerful Business Information Providers (BIP) such as Dun & Bradstreet (D&B)? After correcting or completing business partner master data in SAP MDM according to the... Read More » -
There is much I love about the new EP60 infrastructure but there are still a few areas that continue to frustrate and confuse me. So here is my wish list in no certain order: 1. Implementation and support of Single Signon to the Portal without... Read More » -
O’Reilly Radar From afar you would think O’Reilly is a book publisher and organizer of Conferences. At the Emerging Technology Conference this week Tim said that what they are really doing is listening to what the geeks/hackers are... Read More » -
So where do I start. Ah right, right from the installation. Installation of EP6 has changed, and yeah for the better. For folks who have been tinkering with SAP products will feel right at home as installer is based on SAPInst. But new for me was... Read More » -
Often, when I use our clunky HTML based email client, I wish my local Outlook would work. But with no VPN connection available I have to wait through those endless timespans until the HTTP server decides to show me those pages of spam I long for.... Read More »
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Is Microsoft .Net behind the curve with respect to leading the industry with in Innovative new solutions? Let’s take a look Microsoft’s golden boy, .Net. When you think about it, the main technical force driving the .Net initiative... Read More »
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The hottest thing in the last 12 month in the Silicon Valley was Social Software, with Friendster, LinkedIn, Tribe all getting big rounds of venture funding. The whole space got into a feverish... Read More »
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Today the wait is over and the Enterprise Portal 6.0 has arrived on my desk. It will be put to the test in the coming weeks by myself and other members of the team who are doing development and consulting based on the Enterprise Portal. ... Read More »
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To be honest, this was the hard part. I’d never done this before but I knew it was theoretically possible. I dug around SDN and found some code snippets, but it took a while before I could put it together in a manner that made... Read More »
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1. Input forms (2) contain both structured and free-form textual data, which should be stored in SQL Server for reporting.2. Input forms must seamlessly upload file attachments into KM.3. Upon submission of input forms, an automated email must be... Read More »