Best Practices IV Message

I need Best Practices foe LOgastics Invoice Verification Mesaage Output (Invoice . Credit Memo , SUB Credit & Debit)

Ali,
The only BP docs I have seen concerning Logistics Invoice Verification are in SAP Retail solution. There is no version localized for Kuwait, so the below links are for USA.
Business Process
http://help.sap.com/bp_retail603/BBLibrary/Documentation/726_BPP_EN_US.doc
Configuration
http://help.sap.com/bp_retail603/BBLibrary/Documentation/726_BB_ConfigGuide_EN_US.doc
Hope this is helpful
Rgds,
DB49

Similar Messages

Best practice for messages that fails

Hi all,
In a scenario, for e.g. proxy -> XI -> WS
For e.g. if the Webservice service is down, we would have a message failure in XI.
What is the best practice in business scenario to handle such situations?
Appreciate any comments,

Hi,
In your initial question you didn't mentioned about Synchronous Scenario
You are right, if it is Synchronous Service message won't be persistent by default, although you can explicitly set the option to save sync messages also but it's not best practice.
As it is synchronous process the requestor will get response back and in any case(success or failure) , in case of any failure you can send the alert to the support person by configuring Alert in XI and the message need to be resend from the requestor system once the service is up.
Support person will fix the issue and will inform the requestor to send the message again.
*Reward points if answers your question.*
Thanks
Amit

Best practice for using messaging in medium to large cluster

What is the best practice for using messaging in medium to large cluster In a system where all the clients need to receive all the messages and some of the messages can be really big (a few megabytes and maybe more)
I will be glad to hear any suggestion or to learn from others experience.
Shimi

publish/subscribe, right?
lots of subscribers, big messages == lots of network traffic.
it's a wide open question, no?
%

Best Practices Question: How to send error message to SSHR web page.

Best Practices Question: How to send error message to SSHR web page from custom PL\SQL procedure called by SSHR workflow.
For the Manager Self-Service application we’ve copied various workflows which were modified to meet business needs. Part of this exercise was creating custom PL\SQL Package Procedures that would gather details on the WF using them on custom notification sent by the WF.
What I’m looking for is if/when the PL\SQL procedure errors, how does one send an failure message back and display it on the SS Page?
Writing information into a log or table at the database level works for trouble-shooting, but we’re looking for something that will provide the end-user with an intelligent message that the workflow has failed.
Thanks ahead of time for your responses.
Rich

We have implemented the same kind of requirement long back.
We have defined our PL/SQL procedures with two OUT parameters
1) Result Type (S:Success, E:Error)
2) Result Message
In the PL/SQL procedure we always use below construct when we want to raise any message
hr_utility.set_message(APPL_NO, 'FND_MESSAGE_NAME');
hr_utility.raise_error;
In Exception block we write below( in successful case we just set the p_result_flag := 'S';)
EXCEPTION
WHEN APP_EXCEPTION.APPLICATION_EXCEPTION THEN
p_result_flag := 'E';
p_result_message := hr_utility.get_message;
WHEN OTHERS THEN
p_result_flag := 'E';
p_result_message := hr_utility.get_message;
fnd_message.set_name('PER','FFU10_GENERAL_ORACLE_ERROR');
fnd_message.set_token('2',substr(sqlerrm,1,200));
fnd_msg_pub.add;
p_result_message := fnd_msg_pub.get_detail;
After executing the PL/SQL in java
We have written some thing similar to
orclStmt.execute();
OAExceptionUtils.checkErrors (txn);
String resultFlag = orclStmt.getString(provide the resultflag bind no);
if ("E".equalsIgnoreCase(resultFlag)){
String resultMessage = orclStmt.getString(provide the resultMessage bind no);
orclStmt.close();
throw new OAException(resultMessage, OAException.ERROR);
It safely shows the message to the user with all the data in the page.
We have been using this construct for a long time for all our projects. They are all working as expected.
Regards,
Peddi.

MRP Exception Messages - Best practices

Dear colleagues,
I am currently dealing with a large SAP installation where system is already live in 50+ countries and the number of manufacturing plants are in hundreds. MRP generates exception messages but the volume is significantly high. Planners have lost faith in these messages thus the client is not getting the full benefit of reacting to MRP exceptions.
Have any of you dealt with similar business situations? If yes, what best practices and what system design have you put in place to simplify the process of resolving exception messages.
Thanks,
PKV

Hello Pavan,
MD06 should be the planner's best friend as it helps him be on top of all the future expected shortfalls, talk to production schedulers or Vendors to bring material on time for production/deliver to customer.
Best way to handle exception messages in a plant is to divide it by MRP controllers, procurement types external or internal.
Planners have to analyse MD06 after every MRP run if possible. Atleast once a week go through their MD06.
However as per my experience most places the material master planning data is not as clean as the planners would like to have. But MD06 offers them an opportunity to update the material master as per their choice. ie planners can change planned delivery time, mrp lot size, mrp type etc..
You may have to find out why the planners have lost faith in MRP messages. System(MRP) can give you a good result only if master data is good.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Ram

Best practice from passing messages from servlets

Is there a best practice for passing user messages (typically errors) back to the page from servlets?
e.g. http://localhost:4502/content/geometrixx/en.html?message=Some user error message
Dan

Well I suppose that answer to that question depends somewhat on your requirements, but I would say using a query string as you have indicated would be less than ideal because the page with the message would not be cached. No depending on your requirements and what sort of message you are passing that might be OK - especially if you message is highly personalized.
If however you have a limited number of standard messages to display a more common approach is to have each message have it's own page and then to configure the servlet to redirect to the appropriate page based on the desired message.
If you want the user to end up on the same page they submitted to the servlet from then another common approach would be to have the post to the servlet be AJAX and then display the message client side without having to change the URL.

Best Practice to send AQ message to over 30 databases

Hello, Hoping someone can help. I'm running 11gR2 AQ and wondering what the best practice is to send a message to over 30 databases every few seconds. Due to setup of customer sites this is our only option. However, All databases are in the same data center. I'm thining about doing the multi-consumer queue and have each of the 30 databases subscribe. I believe I can setup an individual propagation queue queue_to_queue for each one but wondering if this is the best thing to do. Also, I was reading about some type of call back (Which I saw on Tom Kyte's website)....but wondering if this would work for 30 db's.
Anyone have experience with this configuration it would be great to hear your ideas. Thanks

Can't you just enqueue to a multi consumer queue and have each subscriber subscribe to that queue?
Also, is there TTL with AQ's such that a subscriber only has a limited window with which it can expect to get the message from the multi consumer queue?

What's best practice for logging messages in pageflow?

What's best practice for logging messages in pageflow?
Workshop complains when I try to use a Log4J logger by saying it's not serializable. Is there a context similar to JWSContext that you can get a logger from?
There seems to be a big hole in the documentation on debug logging in workflows and JSP pages.
thanks,
Rodger...

Make the configuration change in setDomainEnv.cmd. Find where the following variable is set:
LOG4J_CONFIG_FILE
and change it to your desired path.
In your Global.app class, instantiate a static Logger like this:
transient static Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(Global.class);
You should be logging now as long as you have the categories and appenders configured properly in your log4j.xml file.

Best practices for disabling an employees account, but leaving mailbox available for others while not accepting messages

I'm sure that other organizations have some policy for this. In our case, we want to keep the mailbox available for others to still access, but disable the user account and remove it from OWA.
In this case, I've disabled the AD object, disabled OWA from the features, and set the mailbox to only receive emails from a dummy mailbox (so that no new emails are accepted).
This all works fine and senders receive a NDR that their mail was rejected, however I'd also like to set a friendlier custom NDR to call the office instead when any sender attempts to send email to that recipient.
What would best practices, suggestions be for this behavior?

Hi,
According to your description, the user object in AD has been disabled.
In this case, the mailbox cannot mostly likely be accessed. Thus, maybe OOF couldn’t help you.
If I misunderstand your meaning, please feel free to let me know.
And we can depend on transport rule:
The recipient is
send rejection message to sender with enhanced status code:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb123506(v=exchg.141).aspx
Thanks,
Angela Shi
TechNet Community Support

Best practice on integration message augmentation via user exit or rfc call

I am looking for documentation that would provide best practices on whether to use user exits to augment the data on an IDOC or to forward the standard SAP produced IDOC to PI where rfc calls are made to augment the data as required for the specific target system.
I am sure there are pros and cons for both solutions, but I am hesitant to use user exits since we now have moved the knowledge of what a target system wants from the integration layer to the source layer. If a second target system comes along in the future, the user exit becomes more complicated with additional target specific requirements.
Any links to best practice documentation on this subject is greatly appreciated.
Edited by: Sean Sweeney on Oct 15, 2009 6:59 PM

Hi Steve,
Might be trying for solution for a long time, If i understood your question clear let me clarify you few points.
You are trying to access the bex query which is designed with the exit's in the background based on the logic and trying to call the entire dimensions and key-figures in a single connection. Then you are trying to map those data in the charts.
Steve, try to make more connections based upon the logic and split them. use the same query but split them by sales per customer group, sales per day, sales per week by making three different connections and try. You can merge the prompts from all connections.
Hope this Helps!!!
Sorry if i misunderstood your question.
--SumanT

SAP to Non-SAP Integration best Practices

Hi Folks,
Recently I demonstrated to few of my managers the integration of our SAP ISU with a 3rd Party MDUS System via SAP PI. A question which was repeatedly asked is 'Why SAP PI'? Isn't there any other way to do it? They did mention BAPIs and doing things directly in ABAP but I couldn't really answer as to how weigh one on the other in this particular scenario.
I do know that there are standard ES Bundles for achieving integration with 3rd Party Systems via SAP PI, We can do the interface and message mappings but
is it possible to achieve this integration with the 3rd Party MDUS System without using PI?
3rd party MDUS can only integrate via its web Services so how would they get called?
Whats the trade-off in case of Performance, Development Cost?
I am looking for best practices, recommendations, trade-offs and possibilities. Your input is very much appreciated.
Regards,
Adil Khalil

Hi Adil,
The below blog might be useful
Consuming Services with ABAP
regards,
Harish

IPhone Best Practices - A Work In Progress

Hello all. I've been tasked with introducing my coworkers into the inner workings of the iPhone, and there are a good number of pointers that I find myself saying over and over again. I'd like to share my best practices with everyone, as well as collect more pointers and opinions from the community at large.
Care and Handling:
First - wash your hands, often. Now I know we all do this often anyway, but I'd like to point out that a healthy amount of hand washing will really go a long way to keep your iPhone screen smudge free. The worst offender, unfortunately, is doughnuts. A small layer of sugar will render that area un-tappable, without any real indication that it has done so. If you are frantically tapping the screen on the iPod button and nothing is happening, clean your phone before you do a hard reset.
Second - Pockets. Keeping your phone in your front pocket is natural and what most of us do. In these summer months, however, keeping your phone in a sweaty front pocket can do a good deal to the dirt level of the screen. If you find yourself cleaning your phone constantly, try a belt clip.
Lastly - Battery Life. Your iPhone's battery life is in your hands, literally. Being aware of your power consumption and planning accordingly is going to be infinitely more important that the battery's native charge-holding ability. This goes especially for the day of purchase - as tempting as it may be to open the box and activate, immediately running around the house watching YouTube, it is best to let the phone charge for 12 hours before use. Charging the phone every night is an absolute must, skipping a day will kill the battery life as your ride the bottom edge the following day. Most of us have access to a USB port while we're at work, best idea will be to plug in your phone when you sit down at your desk.
iPod:
Large Libraries: In the opening weekend, I got many complaints that you cannot manually manage your music. There is a workaround that has made me change the way I work with all of my iPods: the iPhone specific playlist. Simply create a playlist with all of the music you wish to put on your phone and sync that one playlist. This also helps with sync time - you have a start sync and an end sync, not a constant sync all throughout your music management, slowing your computer down in the process.
TV Shows: I watch a lot of MST3K, which I have organized into iTunes as TV shows, split into seasons, the works. The problem that has arisen, therefore, is the one of selective synchronization - you cannot specifically select the TV show you want to sync to the device, instead getting the choices to sync all, unwatched, or latest shows. This is problematic when each show is 700MB large. Here's the work around - select all of the episodes of a specific show and right click, selecting "Mark as Not New", removing all of the little blue dots from the episodes. Select the one, three, or five episodes, and right click them, selecting "Mark as New", then sync the last one, three, or five unwatched episodes. The shows you selected will sync.
iPhoto:
Many users are complaining that iPhoto opens whenever the phone is connected. This is not a preference of the phone, but rather iPhoto. Remember when you first launched iPhoto and it asked you if you wanted to use iPhoto whenever your camera was attached? iPhoto is detecting that your phone is a camera and launching, just as you told it to do.
Mail:
POP accounts - too many unread messages: When first adding a POP account, all of the messages downloaded to the phone arrive as unread. Tapping a message, tapping back, and then tapping the next message can get tedious. Here's the workaround - tap the small down arrow to the upper right hand side of the screen, watching closely to the number next to Inbox. When that number goes down by one, tap the arrow again. If that number hasn't gone down yet, wait a sec, and do not try to tap tap tap tap tap, you'll flood the input queue and crash Mail.
Syncing Mail accounts - All too often people blame the iPhone when their mail does not work. A perfect test is sync you accounts from Mail. If they work in mail, they'll work on the phone, if they are unreliable in Mail, they will also be unreliable on the phone. The Mail client on the iPhone is just as powerful as any other mail client in terms of how it connects to mail servers, if you are having problems you need to check your settings before blaming the hardware. If you prefer to leave your install of Mail.app alone, create a new user account on your Mac, set up all of the accounts you want there, and use iTunes to sync that data to the phone. Make sure to remove that portion of sync from your actual user account's instance of iTunes, however, or it will all sync back.
This message has not been downloaded from the server: This message has snagged a couple users, but upon investigation, these users have filled their iPhones to the absolute brim with music and video. It hasn't been downloaded from the server because there is no space to download to - this also applies to the Camera application dumping to the Home screen. Because there is no space, it can't add any new data. Make some room, then be patient as the mail client gets to that message in cleanup (often a sync or reboot will clear it up).
Safari:
Safari and iPod: Many users have reported iPod stopping in the middle of browsing, often pouting and pursing their lips crying, "This is terrible, I can't even browse the web and listen to music at the same time?". I then check their phone, and lo and behold they have upwards of eight separate pages open at the same time. This device (like every other computer out there) has a finite amount of memory, each page taking up a significant portion depending on how busy the page is. I've routinely gotten through entire albums while browsing through Safari, but I've got one page open in total, and it's usually mostly text. Keep it to one or two pages open and iPod will run forever if you let it.
Web Apps: "This web app is terrible, it keeps booting me to Home!" When was your last reboot? How many other pages are open? In the same vein as Safari and iPod, Web Apps need a good deal of breathing room - give it to them. Close down other pages, stop iPod, or even reboot. Give the app a clean slate and it will perform, every time. iPhoneRemote users will attest to this.
iCal:
Multiple Calendars - Default Calendar: When adding a new appointment, it adds to the default calendar. Appointments can't be shunted to the correct calendar until after sync anyway, so create an "iPhone" calendar and make that the default. Because it's in that calendar, you'll know enough to move it to the appropriate calendar after sync.
Please feel free to add your own best practices, and ask questions, too.

is there any application you can get for the iphone to enlarge text and phone numbers ?
If included with an email or on a website, yes with no application needed.
If you are referring to the text size for your iPhone's contact list, no.
can you insert a phone number from your contact list into a text message ?
No.
i cant seem to figure it out, does the alarm clock work if you turn off the phone at night,
No - powered off with the iPhone means powered off. Any phone that provides for this is not powered off - it is in deep sleep or deep standby mode, which the iPhone does not support. If you don't want your phone ringing or don't want to receive SMS at night but you want to use the iPhone's alarm feature as a wake-up alarm, you can turn on Airplane Mode before going to bed, which will also conserve the battery if your iPhone is not plugged in at night.
can you send a multi media text message ?
No.

Which are the best practices with mail for machos and any email client for PC

I got some mac`s at the office, and I want make a best practices manual for my users, like, please open the clip to attach the file intead of drag and drop, beacuse the pc users see the photo embedded into the message body.
could someone helpme?

Why not print out Mail's Help files?

Having multiple service operations in a single JMS adapter best practice

Hi All,
I am using JDeveloper and SOA Suite 11.1.1.6. I need to read from multiple JMS Topics and transform and enhance the messages through the Mediator and then persist into Database.
My question is
What is the best practice to consume from multiple topics, Should I configure separate JMS adapter for each of the Topic destination
OR
have a single JMS adapter with multiple operations by manually changing the JMS adapter wsdl and jca file?
I find cannot have
Please suggest.
Thanks in advance
Edited by: user5108636 on 15/05/2013 11:36

Hi Vijay,
did you actually test this? When I finish creating a DBAdapter, there is a operation present. Then when I click edit again on the DBAdapter, and I create another select, when I finish only the first operation is gone, and I can only see the one I've created via the last edit.
I dont understand your reply. Can I have two operations, each one with select underneath, in the same adapter?
Edited by: user13604541 on Jan 30, 2012 11:19 AM

Best practice for responding to keyDown event

I am writing my first Cocoa application. It's a simple utility app -- a calculator. I've got everything working, the last thing I want to add is I want the app to respond to key press events. So, you could click the "4" button with the mouse, or you could just press the "4" key on the keyboard. I'm reading all the event handling documentation, but I'm not picking up on the recommended approach for getting an NSResponder (or NSView) that handles the event.
I can make a subclass of NSWindow and tell the interface builder to make the main window of that type. Then when I override the keyDown message in my new NSWindow subclass, it gets the events, but I'm not sure how to connect it to my application delegate class (since I basically just want to switch on the key pressed and call the corresponding message in the delegate that the button "select" action targets.
Or, I think I heard something about doing this by changing the super class of the application delegate class from NSObject to NSView, or NSResponder or something. I haven't poked at that idea much, but I'm not sure how to actually get the application delegate object then actually set up as the first responder (I think that's what I'd want to do).
So, I'm hoping someone can give me specific directions on how/where I should implement my keyDown method, but I'd also like to understand what the recommended "best practice" is for doing this. What would Apple say is the right architecture for doing this? I'm as much interested in learning how to make this work as learning the Apple design pattern behind it.
The structure of my program is as follows:
I have one nib file (actualy a .xib) where I've designed my window with a textbox for display and a hand-ful of buttons. I've registered outlets and actions from there to the AppDelegate class (the one that the standard project template sets up for you). Following the MVC pattern, I then have a Calculator class that the AppDelegate initializes and all the actual logic of the calculator is in that class. The AppDelegate basically just responds to messages from the buttons, passes them along to methods in the Calculator class, and then asks the Calculator for the current display value and updates that back into the textbox. So, the graphical elements in my nib file are the "view", the AppDelegate is the "controler" and the Calculator class is the "model". Right?
So, who is supposed to be handling keyDown events? Seems like the view should capture them and send them to the controller, but how do I set that up?

Dear Noppong,
You can do it with multiple ways like :-
1. Get the current host name and make complete URL with using host name for the webdynpro iview.
request = (IPortalComponentRequest) this.getRequest();
HttpServletRequest req = request.getServletRequest();
StringBuffer strURL = req.getRequestURL();
2. Create the KM Document or Link for webdynpro Iview OR Create the WPC Web Page for the webdynpro ivew
Refer to [http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/06/4776399abf4b73945acb8fb4f41473/frameset.htm|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/06/4776399abf4b73945acb8fb4f41473/frameset.htm]
[http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/06/4776399abf4b73945acb8fb4f41473/frameset.htm|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/06/4776399abf4b73945acb8fb4f41473/frameset.htm]
[http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70ehp1/helpdata/en/ff/681a4138a147cbabc3c76bde4dcdbd/content.htm|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70ehp1/helpdata/en/ff/681a4138a147cbabc3c76bde4dcdbd/content.htm]
Hope it will helps
Best Regards
Arun Jaiswal

Best Practices IV Message

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for