ASSET MANAGEMENT CONTROL

Dear Colleagues,
At the company where I work,Users for Asset control are using;
KO01 - To create an investment order.
ZAFE_0002 - To set up capital project (Customised Application)
KO88 - for Settlement of investment order.
AS01 - For creation of asset
KOB5 - To start depreciation.
1. Is it possible to set up a fixed asset with various starting points for depreciation? For Example, we have a blanket AFE for Computer Hardware Replacement. This is used for multiple purchases throughout the year.We have created an asset for this in SAP and find that when we start depreciating newly purchased items,the system puts a backdated charge to when the first time the asset was created. The only way users think they can work around this is to create new internal orders and assets for each purchase. Can you suggest a better way?Sorry,I am MM/SD and only used briefly asset management some time ago...
2. Can you also advise on how to block an object code and cost centre combination? I rougly remember how to block an object code for posting but want to block certain cost centres with object codes to help prevent miscodes. It would be ideal for this to happen when the Purchased/Requisition is being completed.
Thanks for your help,
PAPJ1

Hi,
Welcome you post on the forum.
Please check forum subject first. This forum is dedicated to SAP Business One - a solution to SME users. Close your thread and post it to the right forum.
Thanks,
Gordon

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Hi,
I’m having some difficulties implementing asset management in our CS4 InCopy and InDesign plugins.
I seem to have the basics right but I’m lacking some refinements.
I’ve created implementations of IAMSystemProvider, IAMServiceProvider and IAMServices for Initialize, CheckIn, CheckOut and CancelCheckOut.
Our stories and documents are stored in database, so the locked and editable status need to reflect the state of the document in the database.
When the user opens a story from database it is copied to a local store and edited in InCopy from there.
For the most part this works, the story is marked as Editing, and the user can make changes and save it back to the database.
The Links panel shows the correct file path, but there are inconsistencies.
The status is marked as Contained. I’m really not sure what this means; contained in what?
Story Status is marked as “Text Modified”, but if I close the story and check the text model, the dirty flag is not set, as I would expect and the user isn’t prompted to save. So the behaviour is correct, and I’m not really sure where the Links panel is getting this Text Modified status from if not the ITextModel.
The Managed Status is probably the worst, it shows “is available for anyone to edit”, and yet the bar across the top of the story shows Editing and most definitiely not “Available”.
How am I supposed to keep this in sync. Should the IAMService code explicitly update the Link status or does the link control panel query the IManagedStatus in some way?
The latter is what I was expecting and I’ve tried attaching an instance of an IManagedStatus implementation to the IManagableAsset during the call to the Initialize IAMService and it’s doesn’t seem to be called at all.
Is this documented somewhere, the CS3/CS4 Porting guide don't really go into this much detail, and the CS4 Programming guide doesn’t cover asset management, that I've found in any case?
Most serious of these problems is that if I open and close three stories then InCopy crashes with no call stack!
I’m hopefully guessing that the crash is associated with the asset management being out of sync, and in any case I would like to fix that up first.
Best Regards and many thanks for any assistance that you can offer.
Caerwyn

See http://forums.adobe.com/thread/852571?tstart=30 for an idea of sizes available.
Here is an example of getting a thumbnail and saving it on the desktop....
#target bridge
var thumb = app.document.selections[0];
var sourceBitmap = undefined;
app.synchronousMode = true;
sourceBitmap = thumb.core.thumbnail.thumbnail; //smallest
//sourceBitmap = thumb.core.preview.preview; //next size
app.synchronousMode = false;
if( !sourceBitmap || sourceBitmap.width == undefined || sourceBitmap.width == 0 ){
alert("Unable to get bitmap");
}else{
var Name = decodeURI(thumb.spec.name).replace(/\.[^\.]+$/, '');
var exportFile = new File( Folder.desktop + "/" + Name + "-thumb.jpg" );
sourceBitmap.exportTo( exportFile, 100);
There are many examples of extracting metadata and it might be best to look at some of them, also download the sdk where you will find all the documentation and examples.
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/bridge.html
If it looks a bit complex you could use ExifTool http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/ as an alternative.

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Hi all,
I've been using idImager to keep track of photos and videos. The one problem I have found with this product is setting it up in a collaborative environment.
I was wondering what people are using to keep track of the digital assests and where they are used.
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Images
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Audio files
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CC Prelude looks like it is only usefult for video clip pull in.
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I wasn't sure what forum to post this in. If there is a more appropriate area let me know
Thanks
Ian

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Equipment/asset management with LabVIEW

I would like to write a basic equipment/asset managment program with LabVIEW, since I just haven't liked the commercial ones that I have tried for various reasons.
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You can, but you should use a real database. NI installs the free version of SQL Server when you load the data supervisory control toolkit (and leaves it there if you uninstall the toolkit). MySQL and SQLite are available online and Jet is built into Windows.
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Asset management for Plug-ins

After Effects performs certain kinds of asset management for a project. When you import an image or footage, the project keeps a file-reference to it, sometimes relative. You can "Collect Files..." and gather them all to one place. Handy!
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i don't know if that flag will cause AE to gather the said files when doing a "collect", bet hey, that's the closest thing i know of to what you're looking for.
if that doesn't help, i would have stored both the path and the script in a custom param (or sequence data).
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Business Content for SAP BW ,WAM work order ans asset management

Hi All,
where can i see the business content for sap work order and asset management. can i see it in help.sap.com
i tried but could not get . any url would be appreciated.
Regards
Srini

Thanks AHP for pointing out.
From BW help link as below
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_bw33/helpdata/en/e3/e60138fede083de10000009b38f8cf/frameset.htm
go to BI Content > Financials > Financial Accounting > Asset Asset Accounting
for Assets
go to BI Content > Financials > Controlling > Overhead Cost Controlling > Overhead orders
for Internal Orders
Hope this time it is fine.
Cheers
Anurag

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I know the basic features like,
.Workflow, version control, security, archiving, subscriptions, content conversion, collaboration, record disposition, and Web publication assets leveraging core capabilities of Oracle WebCenter Content
• Content check-in and accessibility from anywhere with Web-based and Windows Explorer interfaces
• Compression of content to decrease bandwidth demands
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any one knows anything other than this?
I would like to know the specific features like image cropping is possible, multiple renditions are possible.
I need some thing like this

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http://www.proximitygroup.com/
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Looking for help - Company is going to Mobile Asset Management service that does not support BB - especially BB 10.

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I like my Z10 but will need to switch to keep functionality if I can't find a work around
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BB10 devices have the ability to run .apk apps via special methods. Development Mode is used only for installing the app...not for normal operation. So you install (side-load) the app in Development Mode, then go back to normal mode for normal operations.
If a .bar file for the .apk app already exists somewhere, you can side load it to the BB10 device and see if it works or not. If there is not yet any .bar file, there is an app called SideSwype that can convert many .apk apps to .bar and install it to your device.
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Load swf into RAM via an asset manager

Hi.
I have an AS3 virtual world and we are continually loading external resources such as swfs and sounds.
A few of my menu screens that take a damn long time to load. Read a tut that said we should load them into RAM using an asset manager.
I'm assuning the asset manager is simply a Class used specifically for loading and unloading graphics, swfs and sounds. So the important part to ask is:
What do they mean by loading into RAM.
I thought all swfs were automatically loaded into RAM ie: cached or in the flash player cache or the browser cache. Or do I have to do it specifically myself with some code. We are importing external files so we thought that was a great idea as they are shared by many games.
btw: RSLs I have read about but I don't understand. I thought my externally loaded files were RSLs (runtime shared libraries) or would I have to do some physical coding do convert them into RSLs.
This is so important because I am not very experienced but I am getting a lot better due to help receied in this forum and my current programmer is leaving me. I have been studying up on As3 and design patterns and I understand basic coding a lot better now.
CHEERS
EDIT: Just read that I am using a http call. - I use urlloader - well that's what you use isn't it or how would you load an external swf. Just read that you can hold the swf as a variable which loads it in RAM and therefore will be available immediately. Know I don't understand anything as I have never read that anywhere.

Hi Andrei, nice to see you around here.
Well, somebody helping me says that normally we make a http request with urlLoader to the server and that is what was happening each time. We weren't getting the cached swf. (that bit I don't understand and doesn't sound right - anyway...)
So he says if we create a dictionary class to hold that swf then the next time we make a request we will get the movie from there and not from the server.
I have highlighted the main parts of code below.
What I don't understand about all this is that I have never seen anything like this in my life. I have read extensively and read all about loading external files and using this type of asset manager with the dictionary class does not ring a bell and goole comes up with nothing.
I hunch is that as you say, we are doing something wrong somewhere because the only way to get an external file is via urlLoader to the server the first time and then the second time it should look for it cached on our computer is that right? Or when we make the urlLoader request how does it know to look on our computer first before going to the server or are these innner workings of the flash player I know nothing about. This is so important as when I get 10 kids on the computers they wait for as long as 5 minutes for movies that have already been downloaded many times before.
Cheers in advance.
package com.Gerry.managers.assetManager
    import flash.display.Loader;
    public class AssetLoader extends Loader
        private var _assetName:String;
        public function AssetLoader()
            super();
        public function get assetName():String
            return _assetName;
        public function set assetName(value:String):void
            _assetName = value;
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package com.Gerry.managers.assetManager
    import flash.display.Loader;
    import flash.display.LoaderInfo;
    import flash.display.MovieClip;
    import flash.display.Sprite;
    import flash.events.Event;
    import flash.net.URLRequest;
    import flash.utils.Dictionary;
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            else if (_assetsBeingLoaded[name] == null)
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                _assetsBeingLoaded[name] = true;
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        protected function loadCompleteF(e:Event):void
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                _instance = new AssetManager(new SingletonEnforcer());
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internal class SingletonEnforcer
The function inside a class called Screen which is used by menus classes to load their swf menus.
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Assets management and inventory Management.

This may be simple situation often encountered in industries. The need is to manage an item as an asset as well as manage inventory functions of purchasing, receiving, physical inventory and issue of these assets to customers as inventory materials. The materials are also needed to accounted for depreciation functions.
Can experts throw some light on the kind of best practice process flows that we could often consider.
Thanks in advance for contributors.

Good questions: I think I need to explain the full scenario.
This is for a health care industry. The intention is to purchase the materials as assets and these come from different vendors, but often, it could be the same material. The current thinking is as follows:
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Once the materials are purchases these are settled to assets and then there is a need to manage their inventory as the requirement is to utilise Logistic execution functionality including sales, delivery and goods issue functionality. In addition the materials also need to be transferred between different SAP plant locations.
There is also a challenge to manage the requirement as more often, the need is for just the size. but sometime there is a requirement for a specific model within a particular size.
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Advice On Drobo or DroboPro? LR24 Mac Asset Management

Anyone have problems with Drobo or DroboPro?
I have 2+TB of images, that is growing and will continue to do so.
Thinking of a solution where I use my internal HD (2.7TB Raid 5) for active clients / jobs and then using a Drobo or DroboPro for less active or archived clients / jobs. Also, will get a 2nd one to backup whole thing (Internal HD + active Drobo or DroboPro).
1. concerned about iSCSI - anyone have any experience - speed or connection issues
2. concerned about DroboPro since its new - any experiences out there?
3. concerned about configuration - is this the best way to go or are there better solutions that anyone is using for large image solutions?
I welcome any input great or small.
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Stewart

Thanks Ian.
The link was helpful but as always I want more:) would be nice to hear experiences from people who have deployed DroboPro and how its working. Throughput sounds elusive.
I ordered the DAM book, it will be here on Tuesday and I'm hoping it helps out a lot on my other questions asset management - looks like a good one.
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Stewart

Change fiscal year to 2006 in Asset Management : error in year-end closing

SAP version: 4.0B
Transaction Codes used: Year-end closing AJAB, Fiscal year change AJRW
We are trying to change the fiscal year to 2006 in Asset Management.
I tried to change the fiscal year to 2006 for the company code 0055 using transaction code AJRW. The test run has displayed an error message Fiscal year change in co. code 0055 1 possible only after year-end closing 2004 2.
I have used the transaction code OAAQ to find the out the fiscal year, the closing for depreciation area is successfully performed.
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I tried to close the fiscal year 2004. The test run has completed successfully. I have scheduled the RAJABS00. The program has executed successfully with no errors or warnings.
The closing for depreciation area (Transaction OAAQ) is still showing 2003 for company code 0055, which should have been changed to 2004.
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Hi,
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I have used transaction OAAR to check if any area is still open for previous years.
Surprisingly! The areas are closed only till 2003.
Can you please let me know what to do (transaction codes - programs) to close the areas for fiscal year 2004.
I am new to Asset Management. I think you are good in Asset Management. Can you please give some suggestions on how to close the fiscal year 2004.
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Thank you very much.
Sincerely,
Vidya

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I've begun to work more with digital stills in my work with FCE. Bringing stills for touch up into Photoshop CS4 is typically part of the work flow. Adobe includes Adobe Bridge as one way to import the stills.
Adobe also suggests that Bridge is a "powerful program for previewing and managing a diverse array of assets." This suggests that Bridge can be used as a Digital Assets Manager (DAM) for stills, audio, swf, and video files.
The more work we do in media development - the more we need to better manage our media. I'm curious if there are any with experience attempting to use Bridge as a DAM and if so, how it has proved as a viable tool for asset management. Please let me know of any experience or knowledge you may have.
Thanks!

I posted it to this group for three reasons.
1) I'm curious if Bridge really does "bridge" well between Adobe and Apple products or is it really just for Adobe products. With Final Cut, we often find ourselves bridging between these competing companies. Id Bridge a viable solution?
2) Are there viable DAM products out there that media professionals are successfully using and if so what are they and is Bridge one of them?
3) Like many of us on this list, I use FC and Photoshop. Have FC users found Bridge to be a viable DAM solution or not for these tools?
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I've been viewing a tutorial series in addition to some random one's on the web, mostly covering functionality, but what isn't clear to me (yet) has to do with asset management and workflow. I know enough to understand that these two areas are the most important aspects of the whole process; without organized asset management and an orderly, systematized, hierarchical approach to accomplishing tasks the creative side of things will suffer dramatically at the worst time.
Regarding asset management, I have three separate drives for for audio, video, and stills. All the files reside in their original locations except for video files that I originally had stored on my stills drive. These video files were copied to my video drive into the Adobe Folder> Premiere Projects Folder> Project Name Folder. In addition, I have a folder on the video drive called "Raw Footage" that I'm using for random footage unrelated to any project; sort of a personal stock footage resource.
As a practice project for the tutorial series I'm using assets from a 45 day Rail Pass tour I took a few years ago. Assets include SDDV. m2ts, and mov, files with different sample rates, in addition to jpg and psd files.
Where would the following programs come into play and at what point in the workflow does the transition from one to the other begin and/or overlap?
Bridge
Prelude
Premiere
Encore
Where does Bridge come into play and when?
There are folders with m2ts files on my stills drive that I've copied and pasted to my video drive. Should I have used Prelude to ingest and "Transfer Clips To Destination" ("destination" being my video drive)? Should I have transcoded to a less resource hungry format and, if so, does Prelude create an EDL that can be used to conform the final edit replacing the low rex clips files the the original higher rez files?
I know I have to capture SDDV as DV (not HDV) with Premiere but what else do I need to know about such capture? As far as actual editing goes the tutorials are covering a lot of that.
Eventually I'll use Encore to author a proper DVD that is compatible with every DVD or Blu-ray player. Right?
I guess the question could be, "What is yout multi asset workflow?"
I feel like such a noob.
Thanks.

Michael,
I thought that might be the case. Sigh!
Well, as far as I can tell, if I were you, I would offer it with an alI I-Frame option first. That would probably be the easiest to implement cleanly. Those who can shoot that way would probably start shooting that way. Me included.
Then, take the AVCHD from a few of the most popular cameras, Canon, Nikon and of course, the Panasonic DMC-GH3 (my camera) and whatever video cameras are popular right now. Back up to the beginning of the long GOP and finish at the end of the long GOP. There is no need to get too specific with frames for subclips. After all, anyone who does not leave handles on their subclips while ingesting gets what they deserve anyway. In fact, there should be an option to always add one second of handles to every subclip. Personally I would leave that on as a default.
As for me, I recently posted a few videos using different codecs for people to download to test them. The links can be found in this forum post along with a short discussion: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1239519?tstart=0
I usually use 50Mb/s 60p using the MOV format, but if I was to shoot anything serious, I would probably shoot 72Mb/s 24p. Keep in mind, that if Adobe made it possible to ingest subclips without transcoding,I would change what I shot to all I-Frame for almost everything, either at 30p or 24p. And if you did it for my 60fps MOV files, I would be ecstatic.
I don't shoot AVCHD but I suppose that so many people do that the moment you gave the feature to all I-Frame shooters, there would be a huge clamor for AVCHD.
In my opinion, this could be a major game changer and everyone who could would start using Prelude without a second thought. Like photographers are flocking to Lightroom 5, this would be the videographers Lightroom. Reelroom? Naw. Prelude is a good enough name.

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