Blogs posted February 28, 2007

There are so many interesting weblogs and webloggers out there we realized there was no way we could pull them all into the community to blog directly here, so we’ve done the next best thing, we’ve given them the ability to blog and... Read More »

Now we have understood the concepts of SLD (If not Kindly refer to my previous blog on SLD,”Discovering SLD PART 1 Discovering SLD–PART 1” ) in this blog we will look at how to list out all the servers in SLD and how to collect... Read More »

A new Podcast has been released by the SAP Business One Podcast series: Year End Closing prerequisites and preparation You can enter Self-Help for SAP Business One 2005 A SP01 by clicking here In case of any issues related SAP Business One upgrade... Read More »

After some busy weeks I found the time to finish the 3rd article in my series of Business Process Experts. The document’s title is BPX Part 3 – What Are the Skills and Tools? and (hopefully) holds what it promises. It gives you a list of ... Read More »

Which Qualifications Does a Quality Consultant Need? Quality management is harder than development. When developers make mistakes, they get instant feedback. Programs produce incorrect output, they are too slow, or they crash, or they make it hard... Read More »

Few SDNners encountered the problems(Zip-File stored in Mime-Repository ?) with dual compression/gzip done by SAP web AS. I encountered the same problem while hosting a Adobe flash mime in WebAS. Dual gzip Compression made the browser ignore the... Read More »

Recently we implemented SP19 for my client and one of the exciting features of SP19 is message editing (Enhanced Message Monitoring). Anyone who has required authorization can edit payload and header data of message.  Intention of this weblog... Read More »

SAP has undertaken a project to re-engineer the RFC SDK (creating the SAP NetWeaver RFC SDK), which is good news for the Connectors (RFC APIs). This means that eventually – all the RFC connectors, and 3rd party products will need to be... Read More »

In my last blog entry “Starting off with a classic…” I presented a classic issue that may appear when the database software is upgraded. The problem was that sometimes result sets are delivered to the user in a sorted manner even... Read More »