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Introduction Compared to my last blog, today something … serious 🙂 Lately, I’ve read the blog of Lars Hvam about open sourcing ABAP code. I looked at abapGit, a great tool, quite powerful possibilities to work together – many... Read More »

Introduction We have all on different occasions encountering notification popups when utilizing the Enterprise Portal. These can vary from notification popups such as logoff prompts and Work Protect Modes or may highlight something more sinister... Read More »

Introduction As frequent Portal Users we are all aware of the important of session management and the pivotal role it plays towards adherence to security standards and best practices. Undoubtedly we may have all come across problematic scenarios... Read More »

In the context of the upgrade to Eclipse Mars release moves the question “How do we know when an update is available?” in the foucus. Sure, on the one hand you can use Check for Updates item from Help menu in Eclipse, but for an... Read More »

Introduction As we know the Enterprise Portal (EP) from a high level perspective can become quite a complex session environment for users over a time-period due to increased utilization of resources such as applications, data management provisions... Read More »

Hi! If you have a Oracle database, and want to start it and shut it down, together wit the start/shutdown of the OS, follow the steps below. In my case, i am using Oracle Linux. Create a file, for example “ora_start_sid” in the folder... Read More »

Background: This final piece of my session blog series will outline in summary some of the most commonly reported session issues with the Enterprise Portal and also provide an overview on the resolution documentation and steps which exist to... Read More »

If you are using Google Chrome and SAP Passport and you are tired of constantly selecting certificates while browsing SAP sites I have something for you. The following procedure has been tested on Windows 8.1 Enterprise and Chrome 30÷37, but... Read More »