Best Practice to copy IT0758 subtype ABC to subtype DEF

What is the best practice to create an infotype record with a specific subtype in a same infotype but different subtype? Let's say copy IT0758 subtype ABC to subtype DEF. Thanks!

Call FM HR_INFOTYPE_OPERATION to create any new infotype record

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Best Practice of copying Production to Development

Hi everyone. My management would like some documentation on the Best Practice of copying Production systems to Development.
1. In the past, we've setup the clients and connections/interfaces and shrink the database by deleting unneeded production data. Now that there is note 130906, saving the ABAP versions may be easier.
2. Every two or three years we copy our BIW Production to Development. This is also labor intensive to set up the development system again with source systems.
3. We've copied our PI 70 system to a sandbox, and again this is labor intensive to reset the PI object names, since the system names are imbedded in the object names.
4. I've done java systems to, so I'm not to concerned about these.
5. There is talk of copying the following Production systems to Development systems - SLD, PI 7.1, Solution Manager, SAP R/3, BIW, MII...some of these make sense, others we question if it is worth it.
As a note, we copy our SAP R/3 Production instance to our QA environment about twice a year and to another QA system monthly. We also copy our CRM Production to our QA environment twice a year and BIW Production to QA environment once a year. We can leverage what we know about copying to PRD to QA, but we want to give them alternatives about copying PRD to DEV.
We'd like to use SAP's TDMS to move data from PRD to DEV. But unfortunately, that project has not gotten management attention as being a high priority (yet).
Rather than take my word for it, is there any SAP provided documentation that would give my management a set of alternatives on their desire to copy our Production systems to Development.
Thanks...Scott B.

From a E2E200 perspective SAP recommends the following landscape:
Maint = Dev -> QA -> Pre-Prod -> Prod
N+1 = Dev2 -> QA2 -> Pre-Prod -> Prod
Maint is all object versions to remain ideally the same versions, and only transports to fix a short dumping Prod system. N+1 is where you have implementation/upgrade projects worked on and allow you import the entire project of transports.
Another consideration, when you restore a Prod system to a Dev or new Dev system; you are destroying all of your version info which means your developers can't view or revert changes for the objects.

Best practice question -- copy container, assemble it, build execution plan

So, this is a design / best practice question:
I usually copy containers as instructed by docs
I then set the source system parameters
I then generate needed parameters / assemble the copied container for ALL subject areas present in the container
I then build an execution plan JUST FOR THE 4 SUBJECT AREAS and build the execution plan and set whatever is needed before running it.
QUESTION - When i copy the container, should i delete all not needed subject areas out of it or is it best to do this when building the execution plan? I am basically trying to simplify the container for my own sake and have the container just have few subject areas rather than wait till i build the execution plan and then focus on few subject areas.
Your thoughts / clarifications are appreciated.
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Hi,
I would suggest that you leave the subject areas and then just don't include them in the execution plan. Otherwise you have the possibility of running into the situation where you need to include another subject area in the future and you will have to go through the hassle of recreating it in your SSC.
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Matt

Best practice for copying help...

I am creating a webhelp project to be accessed from an internal homegrown intranet app(by clicking on a help button within the app it fires up the help screens in a new window).... I published the help out to a network share however now in testing opening this from my app it takes a long time to fire up the new window...
Is there a best practice for this type of scenario?? Do I need a way to copy the help project down locally for each user? If so what is the best technique being that they are accessing the help in a webapp not a winapp?
Thanks!

Hi there
Typically you leave WebHelp on a server and access it from wherever. That's the beauty of it.
You might begin by creating a simple shortcut or hyperlink from your desktop to open the help. Check the time it takes. If it opens really fast, you know there is an issue to be addressed with the way your application is opening it.
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SAP Best Practice Client copy

Hi,
Is it possible to omit some activities activated through best practices, while making a client copy.
Thanks in advance.

hi,
client copy is necessary for all activitys.evry thing is important because local client copy,RFC,and export and import every thing is important for client copy,
and also it is not possible for omitting .
regards,
reddy

Is there a best practice for copying or moving tasks between schedules?

Working Project Pro 2010 and PWA/ Server 2010.
What is the best way to copy or move tasks from one project schedule to another, with out using copy and paste?

Hi ShayKm,
Without using copy/paste, a solution is to save the project file containing only the tasks to copy as XML format.
Then use the import wizard (file, open, select XML format and the wizard will launch) which will propose you to merge the XML file to the current (ie new) file or to add it to the current file.
The same process can be done with XLS format, eventhough it is a bit more complicated to map fields.
Then of course VBA could be used to automatize a copy/paste process between files.
Hope this helps.
Guillaume Rouyre - MBA, MCP, MCTS

Best Practice to Copy Table to Different Schema?

This is what I tried:
1. Create USER2 new user that uses TBS2 as default Tablespace
2. Perform exp (resides on TBS1 Tablespace)
3. Perform imp using fromuser and touser parameter to USER2
What I noticed is that the table that was imported to USER2 still resides on the same tablespace which suppose to be on TBS2.
Can someone help me perform this steps?

mrp wrote:
will this option recreate index?The best way to find answers of such questions would be to test it yourself.
SQL> conn aman/aman
Connected.
SQL> create table test as select * from scott.dept;
Table created.
SQL> create index tidx on test(deptno);
Index created.
SQL> select object_name, object_type from user_objects;
OBJECT_NAME
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------OBJECT_TYPE
TIDX
INDEX
TEST
TABLE
SQL> create table test2 as select * from test;
Table created.
SQL> column object_name format a40
SQL> select object_name, object_type from user_objects;
OBJECT_NAME                              OBJECT_TYPE
TIDX                                     INDEX
TEST                                     TABLE
TEST2                                    TABLE
SQL>So did the index get created for the 2nd table or not?
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SAP Adapter Best Practice Question for Deployment to Clustered Environment

I have a best practices question on the iway Adapters around deployment into a clustered environment.
According to the documentation, you are supposed to run the installer on both nodes in the cluster but configure on just the first node. See below:
Install Oracle Application Adapters 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.3.0) on both machines.
Configure a J2CA configuration as a database repository on the first machine.
Perform the required changes to the ra.xml and weblogic-ra.xml files before deployment.
This makes sense to me because once you deploy the adapter rar in the next step it the appropriate rar will get staged and deployed on both nodes in the cluster.
What is the best practice for the 3rdParty adapter directory on the second node? The installer lays it down with the adapter rar and all. Since we only configure the adapter on node 1, the directory on node 2 will remain with the default installation files/values not the configured ones. Is it best practice to copy node 1's 3rdParty directory to node 2 once configured? If we leave node 2 with the default files/values, I suspect this will lead to confusion to someone later on who is troubleshooting because it will appear it was never configured correctly.
What do folks typically do in this situation? Obviously everything works to leave it as is, but it seems strange to have the two nodes differ.

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HCM Best Practice LOAD - Error in Copy Report variants Step

Dear Friends,
We are trying to use/load the HCM Best Practice data for testing purpose. We have applied the HCM Best Practice Add -ON. It went successfully. When we try to execute the Preparation step - (in Copy Varient Phase) using Tcode /HRBPUS1/C004_K01_01 we are getting the following error.
<b>E00555 Make an entry in all required fields</b>
Request you to provide some solution for the same.
Thanks and regards,
Abhilasha

Hi Sunny and others,
The main error here was sapinst couldn´t find and read the cntrlW01.dbf because this file was not on that location (/oracle/W01/112_64/dbs).
I already solved this issue... what I did was:
1º) As user ora I went in sqlplus as sysdba and I ran the following script (the control.sql script that was generated at the begining of the system copy process):
SQL> @/oracle/CONTROL.SQL
Connected.
ORA-32004: obsolete or deprecated parameter(s) specified for RDBMS instance
ORA-01081: cannot start already-running ORACLE - shut it down first
Control file created.
Database altered.
Tablespace altered.
2º) This is very important, is necessary to know where is the .CTL that was created with the script, so I checked what was the value of the parameter control_files in that moment:
SQL> show parameter control_files;
/oracle/W01/oraflash/W01/controlfile/o1_mf_6pqvl4jt_.ctl
3º) Next, logged with ora, for the sapinst read the value that it needed, I copied this file to the location/path that is needed for sapinst could read:
cp /oracle/W01/oraflash/W01/controlfile/o1_mf_6pqvl4jt_.ctl /oracle/W01/112_64/dbs/cntrlW01.dbf
4º) I ran the sapinst from the point he had stopped.
Thank you for your help.
Kind regards,
João Dimas - Portugal

Is a system copy to development a best practice?

("Refresh", as I use it here, refers to a system copy.)
We typically refresh our sandbox and pre-production test systems from production. Not often, since its a non-trivial amount of work (although our functional/business teams don't seem to realize that ), but we've got the process down. The production DBs also total around 8-9 TB, and its not practical to store too many copies of that. The full environment includes the core ERP 6 system (HR, PY, FI, CO, parts of PLM), SRM 5, BI 7, and two portals (employee and vendor), each with development, QA/test, pre-production, and production.
We have never refreshed our development environment, mainly since that version history and test data.
We recently had a project consultant request that we refresh development from production, and claim doing so was a "best practice". The project might significantly reconfigure FI, but everything else is out of scope.
Although refreshing the development system/environment can be done, should it be? What kind of circumstances might make it a good idea? Is it considered it a "best practice" by others? Why?
(Cross posted to the [ASUG Systems Management forum|http://hosted.jivesoftware.asug.com/community/sig_communities/business_integration__technology_%26_infrastructure/systems_management_sig].)
Thanks,
Dave

Well i cannot view the ASUG discussion but here is my 2 cents:
cons:
- versions history has to be saved prior to copy
- cost (additional disk space, backups, cpu/memory)
- the production data will age pretty fast, so the copy has to be done on a regular basis
- lots of interfaces to other systems will have to be corrected, risk of connecting to prod systems during the copy process
- the dev system will be unavailable for several days during the copy
pros:
- real data on the prod system, no need to manually generate data
- most performance issues can be discovered at design time, given the hardware is comparable to the prod system
In my opinion regularly copying the prod system to dev is not best practice. Personally i would never do it because of the cost and amount of work needed to do it.
Best regards, Michael

Best Practice - Copying styles & skin from OBIEE 11.1.1.5.x to 11.1.1.7.x

Hi,
By copying the stye (s_blafp) and skin (sk_blafp) file from OBIEE 11.1.1.5.x to 11.1.1.7.x. What are all issues we will be facing ? and is it a best practice ?
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Custom CSS Best Practice?

I am upgrading a company theme (created in 3.2) to 4.2, so porting old tables, tr, td, custom css etc. into the section and div elements of a copy of Theme 25 of 4.2.
I have a master theme application and am subscribing to it from each application, and have a custom CSS file (in Shared Components whilst developing then will become external in production for performance reasons) referenced in the page templates.
My question is, taking the form region as an example, in Theme 25 at the top of the form region definition you have:
<section class="uRegion #REGION_CSS_CLASSES# clearfix" id="#REGION_STATIC_ID#" #REGION_ATTRIBUTES#>I want to customise the uRegion CSS, so what is the best practice - put a new uRegion definition in the custom CSS file with the new CSS in it, to override the standard uRegion, or change the form template to:
<section class="ABCuRegion #REGION_CSS_CLASSES# clearfix" id="#REGION_STATIC_ID#" #REGION_ATTRIBUTES#>and put a new definition for ABCuRegion in the custom CSS file? Both work but I wonder what is best. By referencing the company name ABC in the template it is obvious that this has been overridden, but by just overriding the standard uRegion and leaving the template as-is, is that better for forward compatibility? I have also read that some people create a new directory on the server, copy a standard theme into it and change the standard css files after that.
regards,
Malcolm.

MalcA wrote:
I am upgrading a company theme (created in 3.2) to 4.2, so porting old tables, tr, td, custom css etc. into the section and div elements of a copy of Theme 25 of 4.2.
I have also read that some people create a new directory on the server, copy a standard theme into it and change the standard css files after that use the copy as the base for a custom theme.That's the recommended approach if you're really creating a custom theme rather than just tweaking things here and there. It follows the principle of separation of concerns in that by retaining the standard <tt>uRegion</tt> class you can change the appearance of the application simply by switching the referenced CSS, rather than having to change template, HTML, and CSS.
It's also more efficient than having the browser parse and apply multiple levels of override rules, and more likely to allow designers and developers to remain sane as they have fewer strange cascade and specificity bugs to deal with.
Best practice for serious customization is to leave <tt>/apex/images/...</tt> untouched and create your own CSS/images/JS folder structure elsewhere on the web server. This makes it easier to apply APEX patches and upgrades, and to manage your custom resources.

Temp Tables - Best Practice

Hello,
I have a customer who uses temp tables all over their application.
This customer is a novice and the app has its roots in VB6. We are converting it to .net
I would really like to know the best practice for using temp tables.
I have seen code like this in the app.
CR2.Database.Tables.Item(1).Location = "tempdb.dbo.[##Scott_xwPaySheetDtlForN]"
That seems to work, though i do not know why the full tempdb.dbo.[## is required.
However, when i use this in the new report I am doing I get runtime errors.
i also tried this
CR2.Database.Tables.Item(1).Location = "##Scott_xwPaySheetDtlForN"
I did not get errors, but I was returned data i did not expect.
Before i delve into different ways to do this, i could use some help with a good pattern to use.
thanks

Hi Scott,
Are you using the RDC still? It's not clear but looks like it.
We had an API that could piggy back the HDBC handle in the RDC ( craxdrt.dll ) but that API is no longer available in .NET. Also, the RDC is not supported in .NET since .NET uses the framework and RDC is COM.
Work around is to copy the temp data into a data set and then set location to the data set. There is no way that I know of to get to the tempdb from .NET. Reason being is there is no CR API to set the owner of the table to the user, MS SQL Server locks the tempdb to that user has exclusinve rights on it.
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Don

Best practice on sqlite for games?

Hi Everyone, I'm new to building games/apps, so I apologize if this question is redundant...
I am developing a couple games for Android/iOS, and was initially using a regular (un-encrypted) sqlite database. I need to populate the database with a lot of info for the games, such as levels, store items, etc. Originally, I was creating the database with SQL Manager (Firefox) and then when I install a game on a device, it would copy that pre-populated database to the device. However, if someone was able to access that app's database, they could feasibly add unlimited coins to their account, unlock every level, etc.
So I have a few questions:
First, can someone access that data in an APK/IPA app once downloaded from the app store, or is the method I've been using above secure and good practice?
Second, is the best solution to go with an encrypted database? I know Adobe Air has the built-in support for that, and I have the perfect article on how to create it (Ten tips for building better Adobe AIR applications | Adobe Developer Connection) but I would like the expert community opinion on this.
Now, if the answer is to go with encrypted, that's great - but, in doing so, is it possible to still use the copy function at the beginning or do I need to include all of the script to create the database tables and then populate them with everything? That will be quite a bit of script to handle the initial setup, and if the user was to abandon the app halfway through that population, it might mess things up.
Any thoughts / best practice / recommendations are very appreciated. Thank you!

I'll just post my own reply to this.
What I ended up doing, was creating the script that self-creates the database and then populates the tables (as unencrypted... the encryption portion is commented out until store publishing). It's a tremendous amount of code, completely repetitive with the exception of the values I'm entering, but you can't do an insert loop or multi-line insert statement in AIR's SQLite so the best move is to create everything line by line.
This creates the database, and since it's not encrypted, it can be tested using Firefox's SQLite manager or some other database program. Once you're ready for deployment to the app stores, you simply modify the above set to use encryption instead of the unencrypted method used for testing.
So far this has worked best for me. If anyone needs some example code, let me know and I can post it.

Best practice to move things between various environments in SharePoint 2013

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