ACR modifications not reflected in bridge
Hello,
Off and on my ACR changes are not being reflected in the bridge content thumbnails nor the preview. It is currently happening all the time (year change?) but it was happening sporadically previous to this (sorry, not very helpful information). I open the RAW file in ACR by double-clicking on the thumbnail in bridge, change the various settings,click on done or edit further in PS. When I go back to bridge none of the ACR modifications are there. If I re-open the file in ACR the changes are still there. I have cleaned-out the cache and the dates on the xmp file are later than the ones on the CR2 file.
Windows Vista (:still)
CS5
Canon 5D Mark II
Thanks in advance for you help.
Reference for anyone else having the same problem ... I updated to the latest version of PS, Bridge and ACR and the problem seems to be resolved. It may be because of the updated files or it may be because some settings were changed back to the way they used to be.
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Master data updation not reflected in Bex report
Hi,
There is a field "Approver" in a report. It will only show the name of the Approver. And recently the same approver name has been changed in MDM system and now the problem is newly changed name is not reflecting the reporting. It shows the only old name in reporting.
My doubt is, what about already loaded record in BW system. Whether changes will be made for the older data. I mean it is possible to overwrite the approver name stored earlier in BW.
D RajHi
Yes, master is always overwritten.
load the new value to the approver Info object.
in RSA1 -> right click --> activate master data.
Initially when data loaded, records will be Modified version. when you perform activate master data then M versions records will turn to A version.
records with A version are only visible in Report.
If your report is on Aggregates, then you have to perform ACR (attribute change run) to update the same new value in aggregate.
you can use the program RSDDS_AGGREGATES_MAINTAIN.
Regards,
Venkatesh
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