Blogs posted November 12, 2007

We’re starting a day behind this week because of Remembrance Day in Canada and Veterans Day in the US but we’ve got a bunch of new content for you this week.  I’ll start with two webinars scheduled for Wednesday. ... Read More »

In other BLOGs, I showed some general techniques that you can use to improve the performance of your ABAP code. In this one, I will show some specific techniques that you can use to retrieve accounting document data. BSEG is a cluster table and in... Read More »

Before Introduction: This is my first blog in Webdynpro for Java. Bear with me if it is not upto the standard :). I read many blogs & tutorial regarding attachment in webdynpro for Java when I had the same requirement. But I did not... Read More »

Overview  Over the last few months we went live with a Global Available-To-Promise (ATP) project, moving application logic for back order processing from our SAP R/3 transaction system to a new Supply Chain Management (SCM) system. In my... Read More »

I subscribe to The Writer’s Almanac with Garrison Keillor,  where today’s issue says that it is the birthday of Tracy Kidder.    The Almanac always has great capsule summaries of interesting people, tying in their... Read More »

More Content – New Structure Product Information Migrates to SDN SDN is now your single point of access to all SAP NetWeaver product information. We migrated content from the SAP Service Marketplace and consolidated it in the SDN library. Now... Read More »

Hi all, No, we are still there and alive! However if you go through the left hand navigation of SDN you will notice that will not find link to the .NET Interoperability area any more. The reason is that the left side navigation has been... Read More »

I want to show you the different steps to execute when you implement a service interface in SAP NetWeaver Process Integration 7.1. In this particular example we will follow one of the service interface patterns introduced in this new version (the... Read More »

When searching for data analysis products, you will find many companies who have solutions, but each of them calls their data analysis activity something different – discovery, assessment, analysis, profiling, exploration, diagnostics or... Read More »