Business one case studies

hello,
Can anybody provide me a step by step copy of a business one case study. I have been working with people oriented projects all these days, and was never accountable for any documents, now I have got an opportunity with an MNC ( A process oriented project) and so just want to get ready for the day.
Thanks in advance,
Disha.
dishaa.ui [at] gmail.com.

Dear Dishaa,
The above link does not work for me. In case you have problems too, please try the following link:
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/dashboard.action
Regards,
Marcella Rivi
SAP Business One Forums Team

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I just wanted to get some insight and/or opinions on this. I
have seen a few designers out there that have what they call Case
Studies in their portfolios. Are these projects that fell through?
Are they fictitious projects?
I had talked to a friend of mine who told me that if I lose a
potential project or feel I need to add different styles to my
portfolio to just make up a company and design the site with fake
info...
What are other people's thought on this?

Well, I know my friend is a very ethical person with very
good morals and values. I do not think he was implying I should be
deceptive in my approach. He is a fairly successful application
developer and I don't think he would be as successful as he is by
being unethical in his business practices (although there was a guy
who had some little startup called Micro something that was
ethically questionable
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paid customer projects, then pick a category or type of business
and design a site as if I was hired to do so such as Real Estate.
Build it as if, so to speak but with readily apparent fake
information such 123 some street in somewhere with a fake email.
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convey they were not real. When I think of a Case Study I think of
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makes sense.
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elaborate, but it was one of my first efforts and there are some
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working on a design for a potential client that has pretty much
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an example for the portfolio.
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conveys to people that they are not active sites but doesn't shout
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Hi ,
The implementation of your SAP System covers the following phases:
Project Preparation
In this phase you plan your project and lay the foundations for successful implementation. It is at this stage that you make the strategic decisions crucial to your project:
Define your project goals and objectives
Clarify the scope of your implementation
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Realization
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AIT11    Asset Item Period Control
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AIT2    Items - Multiple Preferred Vendors - History
AIT3    Items - Localization Fields - History
AIT5    Asset Item Projects - History
AIT6    Asset Item Distribution Rules
AIT7    Asset Item Depreciation Params - History
AIT8    Asset Item Balances - History
AIT9    Item - UoM Prices
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AQR2    Inventory Counting - UoM
AQR3    Inventory Count - SnB
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ARC2    Incoming Payment - Invoices - History
ARC3    Credit Vouchers History
ARC4    Incoming Payment - Account List - History
ARC5    Reciept log vat adjustment-History
ARC6    Incoming Payments - WTax Rows - History
ARC7    Incoming Payments - Tax Amount per Document - History
ARC8    Incoming Payment - TDS Entries - History
ARCT    Incoming Payment - History
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ASC2    Service Call Inventory Expenses - History
ASC3    Service Call Travel/Labor Expenses - History
ASC4    Service Call Travel/Labor Expenses - History
ASC5    Service Call Activities - History
ASCL    History
ASGP    Service Group for Brazil
ASP1    Special Prices - Data Areas
ASP2    Special Prices - Quantity Areas
ASPP    Special Prices
ASRN    Serial Numbers Master Data
AST1    Sales Tax Codes - Rows
ASTC    Sales Tax Codes
ASTT    Sales Tax Authorities Type
ATC1    Attachments - Rows
ATHL    Thresholds
ATSC    CST Code for Nota Fiscal
ATT1    Bill of Materials - Component Items - History
ATX1    Tax Invoice - History - Rows
ATX2    Tax Invoice Operation Codes
ATXI    Tax Invoice - History
AUG1    UoM Group Detail
AUGP    UoM Group
AUOM    UoM Master Data
AUSR    Archive Users - History
AVT1    Tax Definition
AVTG    Tax Definition
AWEX    Workflow Engine Execution Entity
AWFQ    SWFQ History Table
AWH1    Tax Definition
AWH2    WTax Definition - Rows2
AWH3    Value Range
AWHS    Warehouses - History
AWHT    Withholding Tax
AWL1    Potential Processor of Tasks
AWL2    Input data for tasks
AWL3    Task Notes
AWL4    Task Output Data
AWL5    Task Field Mapping Information
AWLS    Workflow - Task Details
AWMG    Workflow Manager
AWO1    Production Order (Rows) - History
AWO2    Production Order - Base
AWOR    Production Order - History
AWTS    Workflow Engine Task Table
BGT1    Budget - Rows
BGT2    Budget - Cost Accounting
BGT3    Budget - Cost Accounting Rows
BNK1    Bank Statement - Documents List
BNK2    Bank Statement - Recommendation List
BOC1    External Bank Operation Code - Rows
BOE1    Bill of Exchange for Payment - Rows
BOT1    Bill of Exchange Transactions
BOX1    Box Definition - Rows
BOX2    Box Definition - Accounts
BOX3    Box Definition - Choice
BOX4    Box Definition - Contra Accounts of Accounts
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BPL2    Branch Tributary Info.
BTC1    Internal Bank Operation Codes - Accounts
BTF1    Journal Voucher - Rows
BTF2    Journal Voucher Withholding Tax - History
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CCPD    Period-End Closing
CCS1    Cycle Count Determination- Subtable
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CDIC    Dictionary
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CFUS    Functionality Usage Statistics
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CHO1    Checks for Payment - Rows
CHO2    Checks for Payment - Print Status
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CIN10    Correction Invoice - Row Structure
CIN12    Correction Invoice - Tax Extension
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CIN17    Correction Invoice - Bin Allocation Data
CIN18    Correction Invoice - Export Process
CIN19    Correction Invoice - Bin Allocation Data
CIN2    A/R Correction Invoice - Freight - Rows
CIN20    Intrastat Expenses
CIN3    A/R Correction Invoice - Freight
CIN4    Correction Invoice - Tax Amount per Document
CIN5    A\R Correction Invoice - Withholding Tax
CIN6    Correction Invoice - Installments
CIN7    Delivery Packages - Correction Invoice
CIN8    Items in Package - Correction Invoice
CIN9    Correction Invoice - Drawn Dpm
CPI1    A/P Correction Invoice - Rows
CPI10    A/P Correction Invoice - Row Structure
CPI12    A/P Correction Invoice - Tax Extension
CPI13    A/P Correction Invoice Rows - Distributed Expenses
CPI14    A/P Correction Invoice - Assembly - Rows
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CPV15    A/P CrIn Rev - Drawn Dpm Appld
CPV16    A/P Correction Invoice Reversal - SnB properties
CPV17    A/P Correction Invoice Reversal - Import Process
CPV18    A/P Correction Invoice Reversal - Export Process
CPV19    A/P Correction Invoice Reversal - Bin Allocation Data
CPV2    A/P Correction Invoice Reversal - Freight - Rows
CPV20    Intrastat Expenses
CPV3    A/P Correction Invoice Reversal - Freight
CPV4    A/P Correction Invoice Reversal - Tax Amt per Doc.
CPV5    A/P Correction Invoice Reversal - WTax
CPV6    A/P Correction Invoice Reversal - Installments
CPV7    A/P Corr Inv Rvsl - Deliv Pkgs
CPV8    A/P Correction Invoice Reversal - Items in Package
CPV9    A/P Corr Inv Rvrsl - Drawn Dpm
CRD1    Business Partners - Addresses
CRD2    Bussiness Partners - Payment Methods
CRD3    BP Control Account
CRD4    Allowed WTax Codes for BP
CRD5    BP Payment Dates
CRD6    BP's Payer Name
CRD7    Fiscal IDs for BP Master Data
CRD8    BP Branch Assignment
CRD9    OCRD Extension
CSI1    A/R Correction Invoice - Rows
CSI10    A/R Correction Invoice - Row Structure
CSI12    A/R Correction Invoice - Tax Extension
CSI13    A/R Correction Invoice Rows - Distributed Expenses
CSI14    A/R Correction Invoice - Assembly - Rows
CSI15    A/R Corr Inv - Drawn Dpm Appld
CSI16    A/R Corr. Inv. - SnB properties
CSI17    A/R Correction Invoice - Import Process
CSI18    A/R Correction Invoice - Export Process
CSI19    A/R Correction Invoice - Bin Allocation Data
CSI2    A/R Corr Inv - Freight - Rows
CSI20    Intrastat Expenses
CSI3    A/R Correction Invoice - Freight
CSI4    A/R Correction Invoice - Tax Amount Per Document
CSI5    A/R Correction Invoice - Withholding Tax
CSI6    A/R Corr. Inv. - Installments
CSI7    A/R Corr. Inv. Deliv. Pkgs
CSI8    A/R Corr. Inv. - Items in Pkg
CSI9    A/R Corr. Inv. - Drawn Dpm
CSN1    Certificate Series - Series
CSPI    Solution Packager Information
CSTN    Workstation ID
CSV1    A/R Correction Invoice Reversal - Rows
CSV10    A/R Correction Invoice Reversal - Row Structure
CSV12    A/R Correction Invoice Reversal - Tax Extension
CSV13    A/R Correction Invoice Reversal Rows - Distributed Expenses
CSV14    A/R Correction Invoice Reversal - Assembly - Rows
CSV15    A/R CrIn Rev - Drawn Dpm Appld
CSV16    A/R Correction Invoice Reversal - SnB properties
CSV17    A/R Correction Invoice Reversal - Bin Allocation Data
CSV18    A/R Correction Invoice Reversal - Export Process
CSV19    A/R Correction Invoice Reversal - Bin Allocation Data
CSV2    A/R Correction Invoice Reversal - Freight - Rows
CSV20    Intrastat Expenses
CSV3    A/R Correction Invoice Reversal - Freight
CSV4    A/R Correction Invoice Reversal - Tax Amount Per Document
CSV5    A/R Correction Invoice Reversal - WTax
CSV6    A/R Correction Invoice Reversal - Installments
CSV7    A/R Correction Invoice Reversal - Delivery Packages
CSV8    A/R Correction Invoice Reversal - Items in Package
CSV9    A/R CrIn Rev - Drawn Dpm
CTG1    Installment Layout
CTNS    Transaction Notification Setting
CTR1    Service Contract - Items
CTR2    Service Contract - Recurring Transactions
CUL1    Customer Usage Statistics Log
CUMF    Folder
CUMI    My Menu Items
DAB1    Dashboard Queries
DADB    Data Archive DSA Balance
DAR1    Data Archive - Transaction Log
DAR2    Data Archive - Transaction Log
DAR3    Data Archive - Handwritten Documents
DATB    Data Archive Tax Balance
DBADM    Read-Only DB User
DDT1    Withholding Tax Deduction Hierarchy - Rows
DGP1    Customer List
DGP2    Expanded Selection Criteria
DGP3    Expanded Consolidation Options
DGP4    Business Place List
DGP5    Sort By List
DLN1    Delivery - Rows
DLN10    Delivery - Row Structure
DLN12    Delivery - Tax Extension
DLN13    Delivery Rows - Distributed Expenses
DLN14    Delivery Notes - Assembly - Rows
DLN15    Delivery - Drawn Dpm Applied
DLN16    Delivery - SnB properties
DLN17    Delivery - Import Process
DLN18    Delivery - Export Process
DLN19    Delivery - Bin Allocation Data
DLN2    Delivery Notes - Freight - Rows
DLN20    Intrastat Expenses
DLN3    Delivery Notes - Freight
DLN4    Delivery - Tax Amount per Document
DLN5    Delivery - Withholding Tax
DLN6    Delivery - Installments
DLN7    Delivery Packages
DLN8    Items in Package - Delivery
DLN9    Delivery - Drawn Dpm
DMW1    Query List
DOC20    Intrastat Expenses
DPI1    A/R Down Payment - Rows
DPI10    A/R Down Payment - Row Structure
DPI11    A/R DP - Drawn Dpm Detail
DPI12    Down Payment In - Tax Extension
DPI13    A/R Down Payment Rows - Distributed Expenses
DPI14    A/R Down Payment - Assembly - Rows
DPI15    A/R DP - Drawn Dpm Applied
DPI16    A/R Down Payment - SnB properties
DPI17    A/R Down Payment - Import Process
DPI18    A/R Down Payment - Export Process
DPI19    A/R Down Payment - Bin Allocation Data
DPI2    A/R Down Payment - Freight - Rows
DPI20    Intrastat Expenses
DPI3    A/R Down Payment - Freight
DPI4    A/R Down Payment - Tax Amount per Document
DPI5    A/R Down Payment - Withholding Tax
DPI6    A/R Down Payment - Installments
DPI7    Delivery Packages - A/R Down Pymt
DPI8    Items in Package - A/R Down Pmt.
DPI9    Down Payment Incoming - Drawn Dpm
DPO1    A/P Down Payment - Rows
DPO10    A/P Down Payment - Row Structure
DPO12    Down Payment - Tax Extension
DPO13    A/P Down Payment Rows - Distributed Expenses
DPO14    A/P Down Payment - Assembly - Rows
DPO15    A/P DP - Drawn Dpm Applied
DPO16    A/P Down Payment - SnB properties
DPO17    A/P Down Payment - Import Process
DPO18    A/P Down Payment - Export Process
DPO19    A/P Down Payment - Bin Allocation Data
DPO2    A/P Down Payment - Freight - Rows
DPO20    Intrastat Expenses
DPO3    A/P Down Payment - Freight
DPO4    A/P Down Payment - Tax Amount per Document
DPO5    A/P Down Payment - Withholding Tax
DPO6    Down Payment Out - Installments
DPO7    Delivery Packages - A/P Down Pymt
DPO8    Items in Package - A/P Down Pmt.
DPO9    Down Payment Outgoing - Drawn Dpm
DPS1    Deposit - Rows
DRF1    Draft - Rows
DRF10    Draft - Row Structure
DRF12    Draft - Tax Extension
DRF13    Draft Rows - Distributed Expenses
DRF14    Draft - Assembly - Rows
DRF15    Draft - Drawn Dpm Applied
DRF16    Draft - SnB - Rows
DRF17    Draft - Import Process
DRF18    Draft - Export Process
DRF19    Draft - Bin Allocation Data
DRF2    Draft - Freight - Rows
DRF20    Intrastat Expenses
DRF3    Draft - Freight
DRF4    Draft Documents - Tax
DRF5    Draft Documents - Withholding Tax
DRF6    Document Drafts - Installments
DRF7    Delivery Packages - Drafts
DRF8    Items in Package - Draft
DRF9    Document Draft - Drawn Dpm
DRN1    Depreciation Run - Posting
DRN2    Depreciation Run - Posting - Asset
DSC1    House Bank Accounts
DTP1    Depreciation Types - Rows
DUT1    Dunning Term Array1
DWZ1    Dunning Wizard Array1 - BP Filter
DWZ2    Dunning Wizard Array 2-Invoice Filter
DWZ3    Dunning Wizard Array 3 - Recommended Service Invoice
ECM1    Parameters for Various Types of Electronic Communication
ECM2    Messages Processed via Electronic Communication
ECM3    Statuses and Logs for Actions in Electronic Communication
EDG1    Discount Groups Rows
EJB1    ERV-JAb Wizard Signing Persons
EJB2    Docs List for ERV-JAb Wizard
EJD1    ERV-JAb Signing Persons List
EOY1    End of Year UDOs
ERX1    Excise Registering Number-Rows
FAA1    Asset Attributes - Rows
FAC1    Fixed Asset Parameter Change - Rows
FAC2    Fixed Asset Parameter Change - Period Control Change
FAM1    Fixed Asset Data Migration - Rows
FAR1    Fixed Asset Revaluation - Rows
FCT1    Sales Forecast - Rows
FIX1    Fixed Asset Transaction - Rows
FLT1    856 Report - Selection Criteria
FML1    Tax Formula Parameter Declaration
FRC1    Extend Cat. f. Financial Rep.
FTR1    Transfer - Rows
FTR2    Transfer - Area Journal Transactions
FTR3    Transfer - Item Areas
GBI1    GBI Row 1 - Electronic Account Book
GBI10    GBI Row 10 - Enterprise's Cash Flow Statement
GBI11    GBI Row 11 - Devalue Provision of Enterprise Assets
GBI12    GBI Row 12 - Shareholder's Rights and Interests Changing Report
GBI13    GBI Row 13 - Enterprise's Profit Distribution Report
GBI14    GBI Row 14 - Small Enterprise's Cash Flow Statement
GBI15    GBI Row 15 - Enterprise's VAT Payable Detail Report
GBI16    GBI Row 16 - Employees
GBI2    GBI Row 2 - G/L Account Master Records
GBI3    GBI Row 3 - Departments
GBI4    GBI Row 4 - Business Partners
GBI5    GBI Row 5 - Projects
GBI6    GBI Row 6 - G/L Account Balance
GBI7    GBI Row 7 - Accounting Vouchers
GBI8    GBI Row 8 - Enterprise's Balance Sheet
GBI9    GBI Row 9 - Enterprise's Profit and Loss Statement
GFL1    Grid Filter Rules
GFL2    Grid Filter Name
GPA1    Gross Profit Adjustment - Log
GPA2    Gross Profit Adjustments - Parameters
GTI1    GTS Invoice Details
GTM1    GTS Mapping Object Details
HEM1    Absence Information
HEM2    Education
HEM3    Employee Reviews
HEM4    Previous Employment
HEM5    Employee Data Ownership Authorization
HEM6    Employee Roles
HEM7    Savings Payments
HET1    Employee Transfer Details
HLD1    Holiday Dates
HMM1    Child Table of OHMM
HMM2    Child Table of OHHM
HTM1    Team Members
IBT1    Batch Number Transactions
ICD1    Inventory Counting Draft - Rows
ICD2    Inventory Counting Draft - UoM
ICD3    Inventory Count Draft - SnB
IEI1    Incoming Excise Invoice - Rows
IEI10    Incoming Excise Invoice - Row Structure
IEI11    IEI - Drawn Dpm Detail
IEI12    Incoming Excise Invoice - Tax Extension
IEI13    Incoming Excise Invoice Rows - Distributed Expenses
IEI14    Incoming Excise Invoice - Assembly - Rows
IEI15    IEI - Drawn Dpm Applied
IEI16    Incoming Excise Invoice - SnB properties
IEI17    Incoming Excise Invoice - Import Process
IEI18    Incoming Excise Invoice - Export Process
IEI19    Incoming Excise Invoice - Bin Allocation Data
IEI2    Incoming Excise Invoice - Freight - History - Rows
IEI20    Intrastat Expenses
IEI3    IEI - Freight
IEI4    Incoming Excise Invoice - Tax Amount per Document
IEI5    Incoming Excise Invoice - Withholding Tax
IEI6    IEI - Installments
IEI7    Delivery Packages - Incoming Excise Invoice
IEI8    Incoming Excise Invoice - Items in Package
IEI9    IEI - Drawn Dpm
IGE1    Goods Issue - Rows
IGE10    Goods Issue - Row Structure
IGE12    Goods Issue - Tax Extension
IGE13    Goods Issue Rows - Distributed Expenses
IGE14    Goods Issue - Assembly - Rows
IGE15    Gds Issue - Drawn Dpm Applied
IGE16    Goods Issue - SnB properties
IGE17    Goods Issue - Import Process
IGE18    Goods Issue - Export Process
IGE19    Goods Issue - Bin Allocation Data
IGE2    Goods Issue - Freight - Rows
IGE20    Intrastat Expenses
IGE3    Goods Issue - Freight
IGE4    Goods Issue - Tax Amount per Document
IGE5    Goods Issue - Withholding Tax
IGE6    Goods Issue - Installments
IGE7    Delivery Packages - Goods Issue
IGE8    Items in Package - Goods Issue
IGE9    Goods Issue - Drawn Dpm
IGN1    Goods Receipt - Rows
IGN10    Goods Receipt - Row Structure
IGN12    Goods Receipt - Tax Extension
IGN13    Goods Receipt Rows - Distributed Expenses
IGN14    Goods Receipt - Assembly - Rows
IGN15    Gds Rcpt - Drawn Dpm Applied
IGN16    Goods Receipt - SnB properties
IGN17    Goods Receipt - Import Process
IGN18    Goods Receipt - Export Process
IGN19    Goods Receipt - Bin Allocation Data
IGN2    Goods Receipt - Freight - Rows
IGN20    Intrastat Expenses
IGN3    Goods Receipt - Freight
IGN4    Goods Receipt - Tax Amount per Document
IGN5    Goods Receipt - Withholding Tax
IGN6    Goods Receipt- Installments
IGN7    Goods Receipt - Delivery Packages
IGN8    Goods Receipt - Items in Package
IGN9    Goods Receipt - Drawn Dpm
ILM1    Srl & Batch Det of Inv Log Msg
ILM2    Inventory Account Substitute
IMT1    Acct data in selected template
IMT11    Calculated expression's constituent with sign for specifying account in specific template
INC1    Inventory Counting - Rows
INC2    Inventory Counting - UoM
INC3    Inventory Count - SnB
INV1    A/R Invoice - Rows
INV10    A/R Invoice - Row Structure
INV11    A/R Invoice - Drawn Dpm Detail
INV12    A/R Invoice - Tax Extension
INV13    A/R Invoice Rows - Distributed Freights
INV14    A/R Invoice - Assembly - Rows
INV15    A/R Inv. - Drawn Dpm Applied
INV16    A/R Invoice - SnB properties
INV17    A/R Invoice - Import Process
INV18    A/R Invoice - Export Process
INV19    A/R Invoice - Bin Allocation Data
INV2    A/R Invoice - Freight - Rows
INV20    Intrastat Expenses
INV3    A/R Invoice - Freight
INV4    A/R Invoice - Tax Amount per Document
INV5    A/R Invoice - Withholding Tax
INV6    A/R Invoice - Installments
INV7    A/R Invoice - Delivery Packages
INV8    A/R Invoice - Items in Package
INV9    A/R Invoice - Drawn Dpm
IOD1    Inventory Initial Qty Draft Rows
IOD2    Inventory Count Draft - SnB
IPD1    Inventory Stock Posting Draft (Reconcile) Lines
IPD2    Inventory Posting Draft - UoM
IPD3    Inventory Posting Draft - SnB
IPF1    Landed Costs - Rows
IPF2    Landed Costs - Costs
IPF3    Landed Costs - Customs Summary
IQI1    Inventory Initial Qty Rows
IQI2    Inventory Count - SnB
IQR1    Inventory Stock Posting (Reconcile) Lines
IQR2    Inventory Posting - UoM
IQR3    Inventory Posting - SnB
ISW1    Reported Business Partners
ISW2    Intrastat Reported Items
ISW3    Declaration Rows
ITL1    Srl & Batch Details in Transac
ITM1    Items - Prices
ITM10    OITM Extension
ITM11    Asset Item Period Control
ITM12    UoM in Item
ITM13    Asset Attributes
ITM2    Items - Multiple Preferred Vendors
ITM3    Items - Localization Fields
ITM4    Package in Items
ITM5    Asset Item Projects
ITM6    Asset Item Distribution Rules
ITM7    Asset Item Depreciation Params
ITM8    Asset Item Balances
ITM9    Item - UoM Prices
ITR1    Internal Reconciliation - Rows
ITT1    Bill of Materials - Component Items
ITW1    Item Count Alert
IVL1    IVL Layer Level
IVM1    Invoice Mapping Object Details
IVRU    Inventory Valuation Utility
IWB1    Batch No. Quantities Backup
IWB2    Serial No. Quantities Backup
IWZ1    Accounts Revaluation History
IWZ2    Inflation Warehouse Filter
IWZ3    Items Last Revaluation Data
JDT1    Journal Entry - Rows
JDT2    Withholding Tax - History
JST1    TDS Adjustment - Rows
KPS1    KPI Set Array 1
LGL1    Legal Data - Rows
LLR1    Electronic Report Generation Result - Reports
MAP1    Input and Output of Mapping
MAP2    Mapping Input and Output Relation
MDC1    Master Data Cleanup - Log
MDC2    Master Data Cleanup - MD Log
MDP1    Manual Depreciation - Rows
MDP2    Manual Depreciation - Area Journal Transactions
MDP3    Manual Depreciation - Item Areas
MDR1    Manual Distribution Rule - Rows
MIN1    Monthly Invoice Report Document Information
MIN2    Item Imformation of MI
MIV1    A/P Monthly Invoice - Document
MIV2    A/P Monthly Invoice - Item
MLS1    Distribution Lists - Recipients
MLT1    Translations in user language
MRV1    Inventory Revaluation Information Array
MRV2    Inventory Revaluation FIFO Rows
MRV3    Inventory Revaluation SNB
MSN1    MRP Scenarios - Warehouses Array
MSN2    MRP Run Results
MSN3    MRP Pegging Information
MSN4    MRP Scenarios - Items Array
MSN5    MRP-Specific Document
NFN1    Not a Fiscal Sequence
NNM1    Documents Numbering - Series
NNM4    Electronic Series
NNM5    Document Numbering - Removed Serial Numbers
OACD    Credit Memo
OACG    Account Category
OACK    Acknowledge Number
OACM    Accumulation
OACP    Periods Category
OACQ    Capitalization
OACR    Accrual Type
OACS    Asset Classes
OACT    G/L Accounts
OADF    Address Formats
OADG    Depreciation Groups
OADM    Administration
OADT    Fixed Assets Account Determination
OAGM    Arguments for B1i
OAGP    Agent Name
OAGS    Asset Groups
OAIM    Archive Inventory Message
OALC    Loading Expenses
OALI    Alternative Items 2
OAMD    Amount Differences Report
OARG    Customs Groups
OARI    Add-On - Company Definitions
OASC    Account Segmentation Categories
OASG    Account Segmentation
OAT1    Blanket Agreement - Rows
OAT2    Blanket Agreement - Details
OAT3    Item Details: Activity
OAT4    Blanket Agreement - Recurring Transactions
OATC    Attachments
OBAT    Bin Location Attribute
OBBI    Brazil Beverage Indexer
OBBQ    Item - Serial/Batch - Bin Accumulator
OBCA    Bank Charges Allocation Codes
OBCD    Bar Code Master Data
OBCG    Bank Charge for Bank Transfers
OBDC    B1i DI Configuration
OBFC    Bin Field Configuration
OBFI    Brazil Fuel Indexer
OBGD    Budget Cost Assess. Mthd
OBGS    Budget Scenario
OBGT    Budget
OBIN    Bin Location
OBMI    Brazilian Multi-Indexer
OBNH    Bank Statement Header
OBNI    Brazil Numeric Indexer
OBNK    External Bank Statement Received
OBOC    External Bank Operation Code Category
OBOD    BIOD Master Data
OBOE    Bill of Exchange for Payment
OBOS    Box Set Definition
OBOT    Bill Of Exchang Transaction
OBOX    Box Definition
OBPL    Business Place
OBPP    BP Priorities
OBSI    Brazil String Indexer
OBSL    Warehouse Sublevel
OBST    BoE Stamp Tax
OBTC    Internal Bank Operation Codes
OBTD    Journal Vouchers List
OBTF    Journal Voucher Entry
OBTL    Bin Transaction Log
OBTN    Batch Numbers Master Data
OBTQ    Batch No. Quantities
OBTW    Batch Attributes in Location
OBVL    Serial Numbers and Batch Valuation Log
OCBI    Central Bank Ind.
OCCD    Cargo Customs Declaration Numbers
OCCS    Cycle Count Determination
OCCT    Cost Center Type
OCDC    Cash Discount
OCDP    Closing Date Procedure
OCDT    Credit Card Payment
OCFH    Cash Flow Statement History
OCFP    CFOP for Nota Fiscal
OCFT    Cash Flow Transactions - Rows
OCFW    Cash Flow Line Item
OCHD    Checks for Payment Drafts
OCHF    312
OCHH    Check Register
OCHO    Checks for Payment
OCHP    India Chapter ID
OCIF    Configuration of Intrastat Fields
OCIG    CIG Codes
OCIN    A/R Correction Invoice
OCIP    Configuration of Integration Packages
OCLA    Activity Status
OCLG    Activities
OCLO    Meetings Location
OCLS    Activity Subjects
OCLT    Activity Types
OCMN    Customized Menu
OCMT    Competitors
OCNA    CNAE Code
OCNT    Counties
OCOG    Commission Groups
OCPC    Quick Copy Config.
OCPI    A/P Correction Invoice
OCPL    Quick Copy Log Manager
OCPN    Campaign
OCPR    Contact Persons
OCPT    Cockpit Main Table
OCPV    A/P Correction Invoice Reversal
OCQG    Card Properties
OCR1    Distribution Rule - Rows
OCRB    BP - Bank Account
OCRC    Credit Cards
OCRD    Business Partner
OCRG    Card Groups
OCRH    Credit Card Management
OCRN    Currency Codes
OCRP    Payment Methods
OCRT    CRDB Tables Tree List
OCRV    Credit Payments
OCRY    Countries
OCSC    Crystal Server Configuration
OCSI    A/R Correction Invoice
OCSN    Certificate Series
OCSQ    Column Sequences
OCST    States
OCSV    A/R Correction Invoice Reversal
OCTG    Payment Terms
OCTR    Service Contracts
OCTT    Contract Template
OCUC    CUS Configuration
OCUL    Customer Usage Statistics Log
OCUP    CUP Codes
OCYC    Cycle
ODAB    Dashboard
ODAR    Data Archiving
ODBN    Bat. Nos - Draft - Master Data
ODBW    Batch Draft Attribs in Locat.
ODCC    Dashboard Cache Configuration
ODCI    Intrastat Configuration
ODDG    Withholding Tax Deduction Groups
ODDT    Withholding Tax Deduction Hierarchy
ODGL    Deduction Group List
ODGP    Document Generation Parameter Sets
ODIM    Cost Accounting Dimension
ODLL    Bar Code Algorithm File
ODLN    Delivery
ODMC    GL Account Determination - Criteria
ODMW    Data Migration
ODNF    DNF Code
ODOR    Doubtful Debts
ODOW    Data Ownership - Objects
ODOX    Data Ownership - Exceptions
ODPA    Fixed Asset Depreciation Areas
ODPI    A/R Down Payment
ODPO    A/P Down Payment
ODPP    Depreciation Type Pools
ODPS    Deposit
ODPT    Postdated Deposit
ODPV    Fixed Assets Depreciation Value
ODRF    Drafts
ODRN    Depreciation Run
ODSC    Bank Codes
ODSN    SNs - Draft - Master Data
ODSW    SN Draft Attribs in Location
ODTP    Fixed Assets Depreciation Types
ODTY    BoE Document Type
ODUN    Dunning Letters
ODUT    Dunning Terms
ODWZ    Dunning Wizard
OECDW    ECD Wizard
OECM    Electronic Communication Types or Protocols
OEDG    Discount Groups
OEI1    Outgoing Excise Invoice - Rows
OEI10    Outgoing Excise Invoice - Row Structure
OEI11    OEI - Drawn Dpm Detail
OEI12    Outgoing Excise Invoice - Tax Extension
OEI13    Outgoing Excise Invoice Rows - Distributed Expenses
OEI14    Outgoing Excise Invoice - Assembly - Rows
OEI15    OEI - Drawn Dpm Applied
OEI16    Outgoing Excise Invoice - SnB properties
OEI17    Outgoing Excise Invoice - Import Process
OEI18    Outgoing Excise Invoice - Export Process
OEI19    Outgoing Excise Invoice - Bin Allocation Data
OEI2    OEI - Freight Rows
OEI20    Intrastat Expenses
OEI3    OEI - Freight
OEI4    Outgoing Excise Invoice - Tax Amount per Document
OEI5    Outgoing Excise Invoice - Withholding Tax
OEI6    Outgoing Excise Invoice - Installments
OEI7    Delivery Packages - Outgoing Excise Invoice
OEI8    Outgoing Ex

Hi,
You should post as "Write document" or "Write a blog post" option not as discussion.
Thanks & Regards,
Nagarajan

SAP Business One iPad Apps Sales Catalog photo problem

Dear all,
I have a question about the iPad SAP Business One Mobile Apps Sales Catalog.
Inside the Sales Catalog, it will show the Item group with pictures and when you look inside the item group, it will show the Item image which is set up in the Item Master.
Can anyone help on this? Thanks very much.

According to the B1if sap.GetItemPicture Scenario, the path to the picture is looked up by the following query.
SELECT BitmapPath AS 'bitmappath' FROM OADP
The PictureName is passed into the GetItemPicture web service as a parameter.
This leads me to my next question:
What do you have the Pictures Folder (BitmapPath) set to in General Settings?
I am guessing you have it set to C:\Program Files\SAP\..........
The problem with this is that it save the picture to your local client computer and B1if is running on the server. You will want to change the path to a network path that looks something like this:
\\server\b1_shr\Pictures
Why?
If the Pictures Folder is set to C:\Program Files\SAP\.....
1. When a user attaches an image, SAP Business One client places the picture in C:\Program Files\SAP\..... path on the client workstation, not on the server.
2. B1if is usually run on the server and does not have access to a client workstation
If Pictures folder is C:\Program Files\SAP\......., B1if looks up the Pictures Folder set in the database and appends the file. In this case, B1if is reading C:\Program Files\SAP\.....\<imagefile>.jpg on the server in which B1if is running.
3. The only time using a C:\Program Files\SAP\...... would work is when the client, server and B1if is running on the same machine and the permission to the C:\Program Files\SAP\..... folder is set up to allow B1if to read from the directory and the client to write to the directory.
Using UNC notation
if the Pictures Folder is set to a UNC path \\Server\b1_shr\Pictures
1. When the user attaches an image, SAP Business One client places the picture on the server
2. B1if will read the picture from the server from the shared folder on the server
Conclusion
You need to use UNC notation to identify the path of the Picture Folder so that all pictures are placed in the same location.
What is your path set to for the Pictures Folder in General Settings?

Import Crystal Reports Dunning letter as SAP Business One layout

Hello,
I have created a dunning letter in Crystal Reports. I want to import this layout as a layout (not a report) in Business One.
Problem is that I don't know the parameters in the report so I can import the layout between the standard PLD layouts (like Dunning 1, dunning 2 dunning 3 dunning all etc). I tried a few but import fails everytime. You also don't get any errormessage when the layout cannot be imported.
Anybody knows what parameters to use in this report? Thanks.
Regards Thijs

Hello Gordon/ Rahul,
Thanks for yor reply.
I already created a Crystal report that runs as a report. In this case you select the WizardName and the report will give an output of all dunning letters in this report.
Unfortunately it is not possible to import this report because when I do that I only get the error that SAP Business One couldn't import the layout. EXporting a layout is af course not possible because only PLD layouts are available in dunning.
Regards Thijs

Issue running a report from SAP Business One

I have an issue running a particular report from SAP Business One. I am using Crystal Reports Add-On, all of the reports are working fine except one. When accessing the last page of the report or any page from inside the report the followiong error appears in the dialog box:
Error in the File CollectionDate_Branch_wise {609BA059-89AF-41E9-9AEB-28CB16D13852}.rpt:
The request could not be submitted for background processing.
Edited by: Iqbal Faisal on Feb 22, 2010 6:03 AM

Hi,
Do you mean you have a Main report that is written based on SQL Command and there are 8 subreports linked to the main report?
If that is the case, I assume when user select 'Document Type" eg invoice, it will pass that to the subreport and retrieve information?
This is how I will approach it.
1. Make sure the connection is consistent, if you are using ODBC(RDO) then make sure that is the same for main and subreport. You can check that in Set database connection. Right click on the connection, look at the Properties. Don't assume that the name is the same, eg: SBO_DemoUS, they are all ODBC(RDO) for instannce.
In Crystal, when you are using different connection, it will just prompts you a warning message and it will still run.
2. Delete all and only keep one subreport, example AR invoice and see it will still give a problem.
Replace the parameter with a set value in Record selection in subreport and see what happen.

SAP Business One 8.8. Report doesn't show and workstation doesn't respond.

Hi all,
We have a customer with:
SAP Business One 8.8 (8.80.237) PL: 19 HOTFIX1.
Sql Server 2005
Crystal Reports 12.1.3.1028
We have done some reports wich run under server machine but not under workstation.
Even i've done a dummy report without any data connection and it doesn't run under workstation (server machine works perfectly). This dummy report only show a label with static text "Hola".
We don't receive any error message, SAP Business One client doesn't respond and in task manager you can see "not responding" message.
SAP support connected to our customer installation and they suggested us formatting workstations computers. We did it but the problem persists. Thank you very much for your help.
Kind regards,
Nauzet Díaz

Hi,
In this case, why you not responded to SAP for their suggestion of formatting the workstation?
If you unfortunately closed the old support ticket, then just raise a new support ticket with reference of the old one too.
Regards,
Bala

How to add drop down list for query manager report in sap business one

Hi Every one,
I need drop down list for parameter selection in sap business one Query Manager.I have two Parameters 'Sales Order','Invoice'.
Please suggest.
Thanks and Regards
DEV

Hi,
you need to use this :
/*select from [dbo].[OINV] T2*/
DECLARE @Invoice varchar(100)
/*where*/
set @Invoice =/* T2.DocNum */N'[%2]'
you can change the tables and the parameter number but you have to write it exactly that way.
when you run the query within the SBO you will get list of objects ( in this case list of invoices)
hope it was helpful
Shachar

Windows 2008 Server R2 & SAP Business One

Does anyone have any experience, good or bad, with SAP Business One and Terminal Service on Windows 2008 Server R2? We are finding a number of issues with this configuration and we are looking for any feedback that is out there.
Here is the situation - our customer is running SAP Business One v2007 SP01 PL09 Hotfix4 on a Windows 2008 Server R2 machine. All users (15 max) access SBO via Terminal Service to this machine, which also holds the databases (SQL Server 2005). The machine currently has 20GB of RAM.
What we are finding is:
1) When any process related to SBO (SBO core or add-ons) consumes some portion of memory, none of that memory is ever released back to the O/S until SBO is completely closed. So over the course of a day each user ends up simply consuming more and more memory as forms are opened for transactions. While we do see this in Windows 2003 Server to some extent, at least some memory is released when a given form is closed.
2) Once the system hits a point where around 75% of RAM is consumed the users start seeing application "hangs" and are forced to manually terminate SBO (via Task Manager) and restart. There doesn't seem to be any paging or use of virtual memory (if my terms are right) in use.
3) If the system is busy and a new window/form is opened the new window immediately (within one or two seconds) presents the "Not Responding" message on the new window. Depending on the circumstances the application is simply waiting for resources and will continue opening normally.
I would appreciate feedback from anyone who has experience with Windows 2008 Server R2; and especially using it for Terminal Services. My personal feeling is that it is a platform that should be avoided but we would certainly like to hear what other folks have to say.
Regards,
Ross Unger
Third Wave Business Systems

I believe the supporting of this OS is still on Planned basis. You may check with SAP support to give them a good user case to fight with any non-compatible issues.
Thanks,
Gordon

Business One Client - Automating DB login..

Hi, my apologies if this is the wrong area to post this, please feel free to move to the correct section if here is incorrect.
I'm wondering if anyone knows of a way to setup the SAP client so that a new user doesn't have to enter (or have entered) the Database server, and SA username/password before they get the choice of companies.
Currently, we are running the client on a terminal server, yet if a new user connects, someone has to configure/enter the db servername and username/password.
I'd like to be able to set it up so that when a new user logs in (and their profile is automatically created), that they are automatically connected to the correct database server within the Sap Business One client.
I've had a look in the %userprofile%\Local Settings\Sap... folder, and a quick poke around in the registry, but I can't find where it saves the information so I can either replicate it for the default user profile, or add a regmerge on login to enter it.
Can anyone help?

I'm not sure what you mean, the checking feature is a fairly standard thing for script files, to ensure it's only been run once. Ie, you don't want it running every time they login in case it modifies something unexpectedly.
As for it needing security proceedures, as far as I can tell, there are none, that automatically configures the Database Server it will connect to, and enters automatically the SA username and password for every single new user that connects to the server.
If I was going to have my security hat on, I'd be concearned about it, but since we limit access to the terminal server by usergroup, it's only authorised SAP users that are able to log on in the first place, and since our SAP consultants usual proceedure is to then enter the SA username and password for them manually, and configure the DB server, this is no different. (Except now she doesn't have to anymore).
Anyway! for those that are interested, I changed it slightly, now there are no manual xml creation steps.
I simply take a generic XML file, and modify it with a vbs script using a batch file that runs on user login.
Here's the batch file:
SET Logfile="C:\Documents and Settings\%USERNAME%\Local Settings\Application Data\SAP\SAP Business One\SB1Customised.log"
IF EXIST %Logfile% GOTO END
ECHO DATE /T >> %Logfile% & Time /T >> %Logfile%
cscript "C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\Local Settings\Application Data\SAP\SAP Business One\replace.vbs" "C:\Documents and Settings\%username%\Local Settings\Application Data\SAP\SAP Business One\b1-current-user.xml" "%%Username%%" "%Username%"
:END
Heres the vb script:
Const ForReading = 1
Const ForWriting = 2
strFileName = Wscript.Arguments(0)
strOldText = Wscript.Arguments(1)
strNewText = Wscript.Arguments(2)
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set objFile = objFSO.OpenTextFile(strFileName, ForReading)
strText = objFile.ReadAll
objFile.Close
strNewText = Replace(strText, strOldText, strNewText)
Set objFile = objFSO.OpenTextFile(strFileName, ForWriting)
objFile.WriteLine strNewText
objFile.Close
Save that as "replace.vbs" and put it in the Default User -> Sap Business One directory.
And thankyou for all your help!
Nev.

Cannot reinstall SAP Business One 32 Bit Client program

Hi Everyone,
I started with a computer which had SAP Business One Clients (32 & 64 Bit versions) installed, along with the DTW (Data Transfer Workbench). I have since uninstalled both Business One clients, and am now wanting to reinstall the 32 Bit Client (only).
When I double click on the Setup.exe file I am presented with the message below -
I don't understand why I am presented with this message given that I have uninstalled the software.
In addition to uninstalling the software through the Windows (7) Control Panel, I have also manually deleted all files and folders related to Business One (using a Windows Search), with the exception of those files related to the DTW, and finally deleted all TEMP files.
If I click on Cancel the setup stops, but if I click on OK I see the following -
When I click on OK, above, I see the following -
What can I do now to fully remove all traces of the previous Client installations so that I can reinstall the 32 Bit Client?
Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
Kind Regards,
David

Hi Everyone,
Firstly I now have an 'S-User ID', so I have access to SAP Resources.
Secondly, thank you Sridharan for posting the information to this thread, it is a great help (particularly given that I wasn't sure how long it would take my provider to organise an S-User ID).
Thirdly; these are the actions I have taken - none have helped!
Attempted installation in the 'hidden' Windows Administrator account
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/enable-the-hidden-administrator-account-on-windows-vista/
THE FOLLOWING COME FROM THE OFFICIAL SAP 'FIX' (as shown above in Sridharan's post)
1). Tried both points, a), and b), in the InstallShield link -
http://consumerdocs.installshield.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=Q108474&sliceId=1
However I could not proceed with point 3), because by my reckoning the SAP Business One Client that I am using relies upon Installshield 17 (and there is no link available for this version!).
If I am incorrect about the above can somebody please let me know which version of Installshield was used, and I will then return to point c) of the Installshield 'Q108474' link.
2). Microsoft C++ 2005 is not installed on the computer.
3). Registry entries did not exist, and I am going to assume where removed when I performed a registry clean with Registry Mechanic (before posting this thread).
I have downloaded a trial version of Installshield Enterprise, and I am hopeful that it will contain a version 17 driver file, in which case I will return to 'Q108474'.
In the meantime however if anybody has any further suggestions can you please post?
I really don't want to reinstall Windows just because one program will not load.
Kind Regards,
David

Installation of SAP Business One client and required administration rights

Dear community,
I would like to kindly ask you for your feedback on the installation of SAP Business One client and its patches on end-user computers.
The pain points I have heard so far are the following:
- The installation of SAP Business One client and its patches has to be started by a user with administrator rights. As far as I know (and please correct me if I am wrong), this is also required in case of installation of any other software.
- End users usually do not have administrator rights and therefore the SAP Business One clients have to be manually upgraded by administrator. This is time consuming (and therefore costly) activity.
We are considering to design a new solution which would overcome the above limitations.
I would like to confirm with you if my understanding is correct:
Question 1:
Is it a common situation that the end-users of SAP Business One client do not have administrator rights and therefore cannot install the patches of SAP Business One client by themselves?
If yes, how do you resolve this currently?
Question 2:
Do you use Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager or Active Directory (or any other 3rd party solution) to automatically distribute software packages and updates to client PCs at your customers?
Question 3:
If the SAP Business One client installation (and its patches) is delivered as MSI package with silent installation capability, would you be able to automate the deployment of B1 client updates to client PC using the abovementioned technologies? Or can you still see some obstacles?
Thank you
Best regards
Jan Ruzarovsky
SAP Business One Product Management

Dear all,
Thank you very much for your comments, very helpful!
@Marco - SAP Business One 8.8 client currently does not support the silent installation / upgrade. However we are currently considering this requirement and we would like to deliver it as soon as possible.
We are currently considering several possible designs. One of them is as follows:
1. A new SAP Business One Updater Service will be installed on each client workstation.
It will be a windows service installed and running under a local system account.
2. The updater service will check regularly if there are any new patches of SAP Business One client or add-ons uploaded to a configured shared directory.
3. If a new patch is found in the shared directory, the updater service will SILENTLY install the new patch (add-ons, SAP Business One) on the client workstation.
The service would be able to install patches even if nobody is logged in.
Questions:
If we consider the above design, there are a few open topics:
1. During the upgrade of the SAP Business One server, the client patches (and SAP add-on patches, partner add-ons) would be placed to a SHARED directory instead of into SBO-Common (as it is implemented currently).
- Does this have any impact on your tools, processes or add-ons?
2. SAP Business One upgrade wizard will put the latest patch of SAP Business One client into a configured shared directory. The shared directory will have to be read-only for everybody in the network to avoid that the valid installation files are replaced by malware or virus infected files
- Can you configure such a shared directory?
From customer perspective, if a new patch is put into the shared directory, the updater service can behave as follows:
1. Manually initiated upgrade of the client
Example: Customer starts the old (not upgraded) SAP Business One client. The client will inform him/her that a new patch has been found and it has to be installed in order to continue working with the client. After customer clicks "Yes", the upgrader service starts the silent installation of the client and informs customer about the progress. Once the upgrade is finished, the upgraded SAP Business One client will be started automatically.
2. Automatic update:
- Update the client automatically (e.g. overnight) if customer is not working with SAP Business One
- If SAP Business One client is running, ask customer if he/she wishes to upgrade the client now or to delay the upgrade by X minutes.
Question: Which of the above two scenarios would you and your customers prefer?
If the upgrade is fully silent, automated and handled by the upgrader service, Is it acceptable for customers to trigger the installation manually and wait till the client is upgraded? Or would they prefer to have the client updated for them e.g. overnight so they can immediately start to work?
Best regards
Jan
Edited by: Jan Ruzarovsky on Sep 29, 2010 9:37 AM

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