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Under the Covers with NWBC #5 – Respond to SAP Support

Welcome back to this series of posts diving “under the covers” with the NetWeaver Business Client. If you haven’t already done so please go back and take a look at the previous one.

It’s almost time to clock out. It’s been a big day for our hero Bob, but before he hops on is moped and heads to the nearest watering hole he remembers that he needs to update a message that he has raised with SAP support. He thinks to himself “I hope this doesn’t take too long”… don’t worry Bob there are some nice features of NWBC that will help. There are also some great tips on where to set a breakpoint, where to look into logs and how to clear the menu cache.

Let’s go…

#5 – Respond to SAP Support


Key Learnings

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So there you have it, that’s the final chapter in this series diving Under the covers with NetWeaver Business Client. I hope it has been useful to you and that you might have even learned something new along the way. If you have enjoyed it or even if you haven’t please take 2 minutes to comment below, I really value all your feedback.

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      Author's profile photo Julie Hodgson
      Julie Hodgson

      Excellent series, thanks Simon. I was sorry to miss you at SAUG so very grateful you have shared here.

      Author's profile photo Simon Kemp
      Simon Kemp
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      Thanks Julie for taking the time to comment, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

      Author's profile photo Christoph Ostrop
      Christoph Ostrop

      well done.

      helpful will be also this KBA:1883689

      => http://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/1883689 


      Author's profile photo Simon Kemp
      Simon Kemp
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      Thanks for adding that link Christoph, it's a good one.

      Author's profile photo Former Member
      Former Member

      Hi Simon,

      Really appreciate these blogs, I think this is a great step towards getting the mysteries of NWBC unravelled and hopefully getting more companies to use it this great tool.

      Great job!

      Author's profile photo Simon Kemp
      Simon Kemp
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      Thanks Jakob! I really appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment.