Blogs posted July 2007

This is the second article in a series dealing with the performance checks that are delivered with the Code Inspector, SAP’s tool for the analysis of static ABAP code and other repository objects. In the previous article we saw that every... Read More »

Introduction: This blog will emphasize on “Troubleshooting of ALE Process. It covers following matrixes:       How to determine what code the IDoc is executing ... Read More »

How do I know I’m ready for this?  This is number 7 in a series of blogs on ABAP OO for workflow, so you it would be a really good idea to make sure you have worked through the first 6 blogs. The examples we’ll use here continue... Read More »

1 General Comments 1.1 Why is this an issue at all? Modeling materials in the mill industries, especially in primary metals and steel has always been an important part of an implementation project. Different from other industries, the production... Read More »

The objective of this blog is to provide different approaches for governing “Secure File transfers” between XI/PI and any third party systems in a System Landscape. Business Case: In many implementations Business requirement is to... Read More »

+“O villain, villain, smiling, damned villain!” – William Shakespeare +<br />   One of the topic that finds it’s place frequently in the forum discussion is the File adapter. Infamous for the errors and warnings... Read More »

Introduction There is a common understanding that a single snapshot of the java heap is not enough for finding a memory leak. The usual approach is to search for a monotonous increase of the number of objects of some class by “online”... Read More »

If you need to develop an end to end SCEM scenario then hopefully this will guide you on your way. This is the first of a series of 3 papers that will go through the entire process. I have broken it down as follows:    1. SCEM overview... Read More »

The last of a 3 part series on configuring an end-to-end SCEM scenario. In this paper I complete the SCM configuration and return to ECC to finish up the scenario. We continue where we left off and begin in the SCM system by defining the event... Read More »

Student Lifecycle Management Scenarios – What are they about and which SAP components are required in order to benefit of them? When we receive the question “What is SAP’s Student Lifecycle Management about?” and try to... Read More »