Blogs posted August 24, 2008

Change tracking term always highlights the part of monitoring of particular. In case of data management it always plays a big role. As far as master data is concerned Change tracker is going to play big role in MDM tool. MDM can track changes on... Read More »

This is the second blog of 3 blogs series explaining how variants can be saved and retrieved for selection screens created in Webdynpro for ABAP. The first blog gave the outline of the process involved. This blog will focus on saving variants. Our... Read More »

I am sharing my personal experience in this Blog while doing a File to Multiple IDoc scenario following the Blog The specified item was not found. by Mike. I followed all the Design steps as told by Mike. I sum up the design steps... Read More »

If you’re reading this because the headline attracted you you’re most likely already working on heterogenous SOA environment or looking into the topic. In that case we would love to get you input via the Heterogenous SOA survey that we... Read More »

Hi there!   Very sorry for keeping my blog updated so late. I was on vacation and have been busy after (you can imagine the life after vacation). Anyway, in my last 4 blogs, I explained core GTM functionalities and hope I gave you some idea... Read More »

When Mark Finnern and Marilyn Pratt invited me to present ‘Workflow for Suits’ last year at TechEd, I was very excited.  Among the other community day offerings, I thought the chance to get technical people and business people... Read More »

First, of all, full disclosure: this is coming from Bill, the geek part of the Geek Gap writing duo. So take what I’m saying with a grain of techie salt. Minda will weigh in next time for the suit view. There have been many articles in the... Read More »

My schedule last week included a long day of cross-country travel, with a 2 hour plus layover between the flights, so I tucked several books into my carry-on bag, one of which was The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch. Dr. Pausch was a professor of... Read More »

Just the Two of Us As I mentioned in Part 1, we originally had 15 students and two faculty as part of the team when we started out in late January/early February. While it would have been nice to have a larger and committed team with us, Nancy and... Read More »

After two intense weeks, this is going to be an even more intense final week. All the hard work done so far will be pulled together into one coherent plan. I’ll be wrapping up the final two workshops on Monday and Tuesday, with Wednesday and... Read More »