About program SAPKKA12 - best practice?

Hello,
I like to know if it is recommended to schedule automatically periodically the program SAPKKA12?
Also, I am looking for a description of what the program was intended to do and perhaps how to use it effectively.
Thanks

Hi,
You can not run this program in back ground. Because there are GUI Functional modules which will not work in background. For this you need RFC. Take technical consultant help.
This program is related to some CO stuff (Result analysis key) . Are you using PS module ?
Go through this OSS note 438629.
Regards,
Chandra

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Jeff

Hi Jeffrey,
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Hello,
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"Pat Shaw" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> But if the site ever wants to expand on it's
functionality etc. it can be
> very difficult to get round a de-normalised database.
You can find that
> you have tied yourself in knots and the only solution is
to go back and
> redesign the database which often includes major
redesigning of the
> fron-end too.
>
> If you are confident that this will not be the case then
go with your
> initial thoughts but don't be too lenient just in case.
Leave yorself a
> little scope. I always aim for 3rd normal form as this
guarantees a robust
> database design without being OTT.
>
> Pat.
>
>
> "Joris van Lier" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
> news:[email protected]...
>>
>>
>> "Murray *ACE*"
<[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>>> I want to create, display, and maintain a data
table of loan rates.
>>> These rates will be for two loan categories -
Conforming and Jumbo.
>>> They will be for two loan terms - 15year and
30year. Within each term,
>>> there will be a display of -
>>>
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>>>
>>> For example -
>>>
>>> CONFORMING
>>> 30 year
>>> POINTS RATE APR
>>> ----------- --------- ------
>>> 0 6.375 6.6
>>> 1 6.125 6.24
>>> 3 6.0 6.12
>>>
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>>>
>>> Would it be better to set up the database with 5
fields (category, term,
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30_zeropointRate,
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30_zeropointAPR, 30_onepointAPR,
>>> 30_threepointAPR, 15_zeropointRate,
15_onepointRate, 15_threepointRate,
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15_threepointAPR)?
>>>
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only contain two
>>> records - one for each of the two categories. It
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>>>
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telcost compare matrix
>> (
http://www.artronics.nl/telcostmatrix/matrix.php
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>>
>> Joris
>
>

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A customer complained about the following
Your company statements are not clear...
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I need to close the process out to capture a window of availability for Practices and Standards approval.
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cnawrati wrote:
A customer complained about the following
Your company statements are not clear...
On your web page - http://www.oracle.com/security/critical-patch-update.html
Who is the "your" to which you are referring?
<snip>
Nowhere in that statement is the Patch Set Update even mentioned. If Oracle intends to recommend to all customers that Patch Set Updates are the recommended means of Patching for Security and Functionality then it should be stated so here!Um. OK
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Of whom are you asking for a clarification?
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are giving me do not state Oracle recommended Best Practice, they only speak to the specific patch package they describe. These do not help me in making an Enterprise statement of Practices and Standards.
I need to close the process out to capture a window of availability for Practices and Standards approval.
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i want to create a checklist for rpd..that tells about what are all the best practices that we have to do..
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Hi,
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Hi
I need a handbook (best practic) about web document.
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thanks.

Hi Ignacio,
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