Introduction to SD

Hi all,
I am new to SD. Would be great if someone could send some introductory materials to my id.
If you could send some blueprints , it would be great as well.
My email id is [email protected]
Regards,
Pratima

Dear pratima
Welcome to the group.
Please go through the links
[SAP SD Discussion Forum and Sales/Distribution Tips|http://sap-img.com/sap-sd.htm]
[Basic Functions in SD|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_46c/helpdata/en/90/758534c960a134e10000009b38f83b/frameset.htm]
Thanks
G. Lakshmipathi

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Regular expressions excel, in my opinion, in search and extraction of strings, using that for finding or replacing certain strings or check for certain formatting criterias. They're not very good at formatting strings itself, except for some special cases I'm going to demonstrate.
If you're not familiar with regular expression, you should take a look at the definition in Oracle's user guide Using Regular Expressions With Oracle Database, and please note that there have been some changes and advancements in 10g2. I'll provide examples, that should work on both versions.
Some of you probably already encountered this problem: checking a number inside a string, because, for whatever reason, a column was defined as VARCHAR2 and not as NUMBER as one would have expected.
Let's check for all rows where column col1 does NOT include an unsigned integer. I'll use this SELECT for demonstrating different values and search patterns:
WITH t AS (SELECT '456' col1
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            UNION
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            UNION
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Another change: we will keep the "$" but remove the "^". This character has several meanings, but in this case it declares: (start from the) beginning of a string. Without it, the function will search for a part of a string that has only digits until the end of the searched string. 'x123' would now be removed from our selection.
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'^(\.[0-9]+|[0-9]+(\.[0-9]*)?)$'
Addendum: Here I have to use both "?" and "*" to make sure, that I can have 0 to many digits after the decimal point, but only 0 to 1 occurrence of this substrings. Otherwise, strings like "1.9.9.9" would be possible, if I would write it like this:
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I'll just use another SELECT to show what I want to do:
WITH t AS (SELECT '0' col1
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            UNION
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            UNION
           SELECT '0.0'
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             FROM dual
SELECT t.*
FROM t
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NVL(REGEXP_SUBSTR(t.col1, '^([+-]?[^+-]+|[^+-]+[+-]?)$'), ' ')Remember the OR operator and the matching character collections? But several "^"? Some of the meta characters inside a search pattern can have different meanings, depending on their positions and combination with other meta characters. In this case, the pattern translates into: from the beginning of the string search for "+" or "-" followed by at least another character that is not "+" or "-". The second pattern after the "|" OR operator does the same for a sign at the end of the string.
This only checks for a sign but not if there also only digits and a decimal point inside the string. If the search string fails, for example when we have more than one sign like in the "-1.1-", the function returns NULL. NULL and LIKE don't go together very well, so we'll just add NVL with a default value that tells the LIKE to ignore this string, in this case a space.
All we have to do now is to combine the check for the sign and the check for a valid decimal number, but don't forget an option for the signs at the beginning or end of the string, otherwise your second check will fail on the signed decimals. Are you ready?
Does your solution look a bit like this?
WHERE NOT REGEXP_LIKE(NVL(REGEXP_SUBSTR(t.col1,
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Continued in Introduction to regular expressions ... continued.
C.
Fixed some embarrassing typos ... and mistakes.
cd

Excellent write up CD. Very nice indeed. Hopefully you'll be completing parts 2 and 3 some time soon. And with any luck, your article will encourage others to do the same....I know there's a few I'd like to see and a few I'd like to have a go at writing too :-)

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hmm63 wrote:
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Use to be a area called, NI Training / Tutorials
Free training materials:
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LabVIEW Introduction Course - Six Hours
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-SS
Solved!
Go to Solution.

So the corrected links are:
Online LabVIEW Basics
LabVIEW Introduction Course - Three Hours
LabVIEW Introduction Course - Six Hours
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Oracle 10g - Introduction to SQL course question

Two years ago I completed the Oracle 9i - Introduction to SQL course. An complete the #1Z0-007 exam and pass with almost 100%.
I notice that Oracle 10g - Introduction to SQL courses are now being offer. If I have already done the Oracle 9i course and have been using SQL for the pass two years. Is doing the Oracle 10g - Introduction to SQL worthwhile ?
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Brendon,
Almost certainly not useful. I'd compare the contents of the course you did with the features that have been introduced into Oracle since the version that the course was based on, and try to find some material on these features.
Cheerio,
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http://www.sappro.com/downloads/OptionComparison.pdf
Hop this will helpful for u..
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Video introduction in menu

I'm using DVDSP4.
I'm looking to have a 30-second video introduction to the menu without that pesky change-over time. Basically, I have the entire thing arranged in FCP including the menu background. I know the whole issue about loop points, but how to I get buttons and highlights into the menu portion of the video?

http://www.dvdstepbystep.com/loopscript.mov
When you get a chance, you should really take a quick look at the tutorials and quick start guides with DVD SP also, definately worthwhile

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I don't find any way to left justify the text on "introduction" pages when making a book. Am I missing it, or am I restricted to centered text?

Actually, I discovered that if I create the text in Word, then paste it in, it retains the alignment set in Word, even if different from the template. At least it worked in Classic.

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