Blogs posted January 14, 2008

Integration Resources Web Intelligence FEATURED EVENTS    Illustrated with recommendations and best practices for implementing WebIntelligence on top of BW through OLAP or Data Federator data connections, this webinar will... Read More »

Last Friday morning, I attended the debate between Andrew McAfee and Tom Davenport on the viability of Enterprise 2.0. An audio recording is available here for those who missed it. The blogosphere has been abuzz with commentary (see here, here,... Read More »

You have the option to archive and delete Event Handlers (EH) or Event Handler Sets (EHS) as well as simply to delete them. General Notes If you have the Web Communication layer (WCL) logging manager configured to collect a lot of detail on... Read More »

Event Management ObjectsThe following transactions are used to monitor SAP Event Management objects. /SAPTRX/EH_LIST – Event Handler List The Event Handler List provides details about an Event Handler. It’s the equivalent of WE05 for... Read More »

When you do an MM (Materials Maintenance) implementation in a company, one of the most interesting things is the first live MRP (Materials Requirements Planning) run. It is testing the correctness of your forecasting models. Will it fill your... Read More »

The other week, Richard Murphy who is a colleague that writes about ‘tax justice’ and I penned a reply to an article that appeared in the January 3rd issue of the FT. The title of the original piece was: Accountants face up to the moral... Read More »

Last week I have read a lot of questions about Webservices and Visual Composer and how to get the Portal roles in Visual Composer, that’s why I decided to write this blog. This blogs has two parts. The first one is about webservices which... Read More »

You can now develop your favorite Flex based client application that consumes SAP services. SAP has provided an Eclipse plug-in that generates ActionScript proxy classes for the invocation of a Web service represented by a WSDL file.  This... Read More »

The Extensible Markup Language (XML) is a general-purpose markup language.  It is classified as an extensible language because it allows its users to define their own elements. Its primary purpose is to facilitate the sharing of structured... Read More »

https://weblogs.sdn.sap.com/cs/blank/edit/wlg/Walkthrough for Parallel Posting  In the LSMW transaction, when you have an Idoc defined in the Object Attributes and when you are at the Start Idoc Processing stage as shown below…. You... Read More »