High level user and Low level user

Hi to all gurus,
How SAP diffrentiates between high level user and low level users?? I mean if the licences are for 25 high level user and 50 lowevel users, than how SAP will categorize the high level and low level user licenses?? Is there anyway where BASIS person has to specify??
Thanks and Regards,

Ask your SAP Account Manager, he will be happy to explain it for you.
Regards
Juan

Similar Messages

High level and low level grabs

Hi, I'm looking at different acquisition options. Fast acquisition is a priority as is fast processing. I'm a little confused on high level versus low level. Is there any benefit to which one is used? Or is it 6 one way and 1/2 a dozen the other. Thanks

If you feel comfortable using the Low Level functions I would personally recommend using them instead of the High Level. Bruce's answer is correct, high level will call low level with standard options selected. If you think of ways to improve the speed of your code, you may want to use low level, my reason is because high level VIs will actually be a function call calling other functions, which introduces a minimum delay, instead, if you use low level you are directly calling the functions for acquisition so there is kind of a small time saving if you think of it as acquisition wise.
Also, the high level VIs if you check their block diagram it has more structures for error checking, session ID checking, etc., so with low level you have direct control over the acquisitio
n from your main program without introducing innecessary structures or functions.
Regards,
Nestor Sanchez
IMAQ/Motion Support
National Instruments
Nestor
National Instruments

Question about CHKDSK ,S.M.A.R.T and low level format

hi,
I like to know the difference exactly between CHKDSK and S.M.A.R.T and low level format program(I know that low level format writes zero"s) I mean besides the low level format writes zero's what onother
benefits it has , it repairs some bad sectors or mark bad sectors ect?
very short explanation wil be enough.
thanks
johan
h.david

H.david
1-CHKDSK http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CHKDSK CHKDSK verifies the
file system integrity on
hard disks or
floppy disk and fixes logical file system errors.
2-S.M.A.R.T http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S.M.A.R.T. smart is a monitoring system for
computer
hard disk drives (HDDs) and
solid-state drives (SSDs)<sup class="reference" id="cite_ref-1">[1]</sup> to detect and report on various indicators of reliability, in the hope of anticipating failures.
3-Low level formatting http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low_level_format
Wanikiya and Dyami--Team Zigzag

How deep test and low level format a hard drive ?

I am looking for an program to deep test and low level format my hard disc.
Comparable to the manufacturer programs in the windows or dos world, like IBM Drive Fitness TEST.
1. I need an printed state conditioning diagnosis.
2. I want to relocate the blocks and masking the bad blocks.
3. data recovery nonrelevant
How are bad blocks treated in Apple Disc Utility.
Released FWB an hard disc toolkit version for mac os x?
How can i see all S.M.A.R.T. status informations in the terminal.(beyond the resume in Apple Disc Utility)

Your best bet is to copy anything that you want to save to another drive and then erase and format it MS-DOS FAT-32 for cross platform sharing or Guid / Mac OS Extended for Mac only use.

Difference between system level privilege and object level privilege

hi
i just want to know the difference between system level privileges and object level privilege.
please correct me if i am wrong
with system level privilege user can create objects such as creating tables,view,synonyms etc
where as in object privilege we can only manipulate operations on object i.e perform dml not ddl
please help

Hi,
810345 wrote:
hi
i just want to know the difference between system level privileges and object level privilege.
please correct me if i am wrong
with system level privilege user can create objects such as creating tables,view,synonyms etc
where as in object privilege we can only manipulate operations on object i.e perform dml not ddl There are some system privileges that only concern manipulating objects: SELECT ANY TABLE, for example.
The main difference is that the system-level privileges tend to cover all objects of a certain type, including objects that haven't been created yet.
Object-level privileges usually apply only to one specifi object, such as one particular table, and are lost if the object is dropped. (For example, if I create a table called table_x, give you SELECT pivileges on it, then you can query my table. But if I then drop table_x and re-create it, you will not be able to see it unless I grant the privilege again.)

Function modules to get wbs level budgets and activity level cost

hai gurus can any one tell me the function modules or any other bapis to get the wbs level budgets and activity level costs
thanx in advance
afzal

ok

Explain about high water mark and low watermark

explain about high water mark and low watermark?

biju2012 wrote:
Here are a few links..
http://www.orafaq.com/tuningguide/
Look at Analysing problem SQL > Data Storage Problems > High Water Mark
http://asktom.oracle.com/pls/asktom/f?p=100:11:0::::P11_QUESTION_ID:575223085419
I checked both those links, and neither says anything about a "low water mark". One link has a copyright notice of 2003, the other starts with a question about 8.1.6.
Given the nature of the question I think we should be allowed to guess that the OP is probably thinking about the "low high water mark" and "high high water mark" that applies to segments using ASSM (automatic segment space management).
Under ASSM, Oracle doesn't format blocks for use in absolute order, it will pick batches of blocks (typically 16 - unless that's changed fairly recently) in the most recently allocated extent. This means that you can end up with some UNFORMATTED blocks near the start of the extent with some FORMATTED blocks later in the extent.
The "low high watermark" is the last block below which there are no UNFORMATTED blocks; the "high high watermark" is the block above which there are no FORMATTED blocks. Looking at it another way - between the low and high high watermarks you may find both formatted and unformatted blocks, but this condition doesn't exist anywhere else in the segment.
Regards
Jonathan Lewis

Difference Vendor user and Normal application user

Hi
I need to know what is the difference between the Vendor user and Normal Application user in R12.
Could you please tell me any difference or the reference link as soon as possible.
Thanks
Vivek

912882 wrote:
Hi
I need to know what is the difference between the Vendor user and Normal Application user in R12.
Could you please tell me any difference or the reference link as soon as possible.
Thanks
VivekVendor User i believe you are talking about the supplier..who can given access to isupplier portal.
Normal user would be the end users
HTH
Mahendra

Entity level validation and view level validation in programmatic approach

I want to know entity level validation and view level validation in programmatic approach how to i start and how to fetch the data pls tell me
am new to df

Hi,
did you read the documentation ? http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E17904_01/web.1111/b31974/toc.htm
Frank

Document level Data and Item level data

Hi,
Can anyone please explain the difference between Document level data and Item level data for sales order.
Thanks
shalini

Item is the lowest level detail of the order. For ex it would be a particular material. Document would be the overall "top" level. Usually refered to as header level. It relates to everything in the document.
pts appreciated

What is Header level data and item level data? Please elaborate.

What is Header level data and item level data? Please elaborate.
Details:
EKKO is Purchasing Document Header; what is purchasing Document Header? who,what and where can i look for this data.
EKPO is Purchasing Document Item; what is Purchasing document item means?
what is item level data means?
When you take the Senario of SRM and ECC; where the purchase data is maintained primarily in SRM or ECC?
Thanks in advance. I will assign the points only to the valuable information.
York.

Hi York,
You are right in stating EKKO as header and EKPO as line item data. They are maintained in ECC.
Now for the details about the data:
In SAP every transaction is referred to as a document. In this case you are talking about a purchase document. Now what does purchaing document contain? I will contain information like: Who is the vendor? When was the transaction done? what was bought? What is the quantity of each item bought?
Whatever is applicable across the document is called header data... and what is applicable for each item is called line item data. In this case
1. Header data would be the vendor, date of transaction, purchaing organization ... etc.
2. Line item data would be the item details, the quantity of the item, the unit price of each item ...etc.
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Kazmi

Is it possible to setup a BB mailbox for one user and a different user's calendar on the same BB?

Is it possible to setup a BB mailbox for one user and a different user's calendar on the same BB?

No, not if your connected to a BES server.

Difference between rew level triggers and statement level triggers

Hi All
I would like to know the exact difference between rew level triggers and statement level triggers.Please provide me with an example.
Thanks
Anand

What is difference between row & statement?
One statement can change many rows.
Difference determines how many times the trigger fires or under what conditions.

About Limited CRM User and CRM Sales User (Stand alone)

Hi,
I need to know about the Limited CRM User and CRM Sales User (Stand alone).
What entry should I create by using these Licences.
Regards,
Pushpa

Hello Anoop.
Which version of B1 using? 2007/8.8
There is a documentation about the licenses.
CRM Sales User (Standalone) was an old systems, and in 8.8 Limited CRM User is a real license type, on 2007 is means professional user.
check the license types on
https://websmp209.sap-ag.de/~form/sapnet?_SHORTKEY=01100035870000707558&_SCENARIO=01100035870000000183&_ADDINC=011000358700001192682007E&
Did you tried to set an addon access license?
Regadrs
J
Edited by: János Nagy on Jun 23, 2010 5:14 PM

In Numbers, can I highlight/colour differently to show high and low level requirements from the Y Axis?

I have a line graph in Numbers 09, but would like to either fill the chart between two points on the Y axis which shows the upper and lower limits of a set of results. Is this possible? I don't seem to be able to select the two points I want and end up with the Grid lines being all the same colours when I select colour or the Chart fill is all or nothing!
Thanks
altv

Jerrold Green1
I have done it both ways, the way you have suggested, the drawing of two lines for Upper and Lower limits and a combination of the two. They are all working fine. As you say, with use, I'll find other things that can be done with it, certainly from an aesthetic point of view.
Many thanks
altv

High level user and Low level user

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for