Can Lightroom use leading zeroes?

My file naming convention is 3-digit with leading zeroes. This allows the files to naturally sort in the correct order. I cannot stand to see a list of files such as: 1, 10, 11, 12, 2, 21, 22, 23, etc.
This is such a simple thing, but I don't seem to be able to get LR to do this for me. Bridge will do it... Hm-m-m-m-m.
Oh. I'm on a Mac G4 Powerbook, CS3 upgrade and LR.
Thanks,
Kittie

I don't keep the files I export or import them back into LR. I exported from an ordered collection and renamed them so they would "float" in order alphabetically for a slide show.
If you are going to be using LR, won't you want to move your photos from iview? Why don't you post another question about iview. There must be people here who have converted from it. First, try a search of this forum for iview.
I've found that if there is a photo taken within the same second, LR adds something, I think a -1 to the name.
Metadata. There are some things written, even entire books on DAM (Digital Asset Management). I've had some experience cataloging my photos in other products so I kind of knew what I wanted to do in LR. Think through how you will want to view your photos, what you will want to search on, etc.
For example, me. We do a lot of traveling. I want to be able to find all photos from a particular trip. I do folder by trip, so that works so I wanted a program that supported my own folder organization, which LR does. But folders don't identify a photo if it gets out of its folder, so I chose an IPTC tag to use to identify them. I chose Job Identifier after reading about the tags and what they are usually used for.
Non-travel photos are foldered by date, mostly. So to find a picture of a particular flower or a particular person, I will need keywords. I also like the fact that you can order or find things by capture date in LR. That's because we are old and we have lots of photos from long long ago.
I use all of the location fields. "location", city, state, country. I use "location" for let's say Grand Canyon National Park, which isn't in a city. Someone else noted here that they put something like that in city because it isn't in a city and it means you don't have to look two places for the "top layer" of that sequence of country, state, city/location. I think that's a good idea, but I'd already started, so I kept what I was doing.
Some references from my notes.
http://www.iptc.org/IPTC4XMP/
http://www.controlledvocabulary.com/imagedatabases/iptc_core_mapped.pdf
http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/TagNames/IPTC.html
http://www.ap.org/apserver/userguide/codes.htm
http://www.dartmouth.edu/comp/about/projects/digitalmedia/images/resources/metadata-schema s.html

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Using the Symbols.
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&symbol(<)& Display Leading Sign to the Left
&symbol(>)& Display Leading Sign to the Right
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use
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a.cod_suplementor_txpk      as suplemento,
a.movimiento_nmpk           as movimiento,
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Thanks everybody for ur help
i could exactly mention what i requred
create table SCHEDULER
( REF VARCHAR2(10),
NO NUMBER     ,
PORT VARCHAR2(10),
ARRIVAL DATE     ,
DEPARTURE DATE
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA0677',1,'KUWAIT','1-Sep-09','02-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA0677',2,'INDIA','5-Sep-09','07-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA0677',3,'COLUMBO','8-Sep-09','09-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA0677',4,'IRAN','10-Sep-09','12-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA0677',5,'IRAQ','14-Sep-09','15-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA0677',6,'DELHI','17-Sep-09','19-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA0677',7,'POLAND','21-Sep-09','23-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA0678',1,'INDIA','5-Sep-09','07-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA0678',2,'COLUMBO','8-Sep-09','09-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA0678',3,'IRAN','10-Sep-09','12-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA0678',4,'IRAQ','14-Sep-09','15-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA0678',5,'DELHI','17-Sep-09','19-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA0678',6,'POLAND','21-Sep-09','23-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA0678',7,'GOA','1-Oct-09','02-Oct-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2372',1,'INDIA','1-Sep-09','02-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2372',2,'KERALA','3-Sep-09','03-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2372',3,'BOMBAY','4-Sep-09','04-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2373',1,'INDIA','5-Sep-09','06-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2373',2,'ANDHERI','6-Sep-09','07-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2376',1,'INDIA','5-Sep-09','07-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2420',1,'INDIA','5-Sep-09','06-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2420',2,'ANDHERI','7-Sep-09','08-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2420',3,'BURMA','10-Sep-09','11-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2420',4,'BENGAL','11-Sep-09','12-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2445',1,'INDIA','4-Sep-09','05-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2445',2,'BURMA','7-Sep-09','09-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2498',1,'BENGAL','8-Sep-09','08-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2498',2,'COCHIN','11-Sep-09','11-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2498',3,'LANKA','12-Sep-09','12-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2498',4,'COLUMBO','13-Sep-09','15-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2498',5,'INDIA','17-Sep-09','18-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2505',1,'COLUMBO','5-Sep-09','06-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2505',2,'GOA','8-Sep-09','09-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2505',3,'INDIA','13-Sep-09','15-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2510',1,'INDIA','4-Sep-09     06-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2510',2,'BENGAL','8-Sep-09     09-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2510',3,'GOA','10-Sep-09     11-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2513',1,'INDIA','7-Sep-09','09-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2513',2,'USA','11-Sep-09','11-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2513',3,'UK','12-Sep-09','13-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2520',1,'INDIA','4-Sep-09','06-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2520',2,'BENGAL','8-Sep-09','09-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2520',3,'GOA','10-Sep-09','11-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2526',1,'INDIA','5-Sep-09','07-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2526',2,'DUBAI','10-Sep-09','11-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2526',3,'GOA','13-Sep-09','15-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2526',4,'OMAN','17-Sep-09','18-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2526',5,'INDIA','19-Sep-09','20-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2527',1,'BURMA','7-Sep-09','08-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2527',2,'INDIA','9-Sep-09','10-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2527',3,'ANDHERI','10-Sep-09','16-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2532',1,'SHARJAH','3-Sep-09','04-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2532',2,'AEDXB','5-Sep-09','05-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2533',1,'AESHJ','2-Sep-09','02-Sep-09');
INSERT INTO SCHEDULER(REF,NO,PORT,ARRIVAL,DEPARTURE)
VALUES('VA2533',2,'INDIA','3-Sep-09','03-Sep-09');
COMMIT;
Suppose these records shows the REF travelling from one location to another with respect to date
We need to find out each REF GROUP WISE AND THE DATE OF TRAVELLING FOR SPECIFIED location travelling IE from STARTING FROM INDIA AND ENDING TO GOA
OUTPUT SHOULD BE LIKE DATA SHOWN BELOW
FROM LOCATION TO LOCATION
REF , NO , PORT , ARRIVAL ,DEPARTURE , REF , NO , PORT , ARRIVAL , DEPARTURE
VA0678     1 INDIA     5-Sep-09 07-Sep-09     VA0678 7 GOA 1-Oct-09 02-Oct-09
VA2510     1 INDIA     4-Sep-09 06-Sep-09     VA2510 3 GOA 10-Sep-09 11-Sep-09
VA2520     1 INDIA     4-Sep-09 06-Sep-09     VA2520 3 GOA 10-Sep-09 11-Sep-09
VA2526     1 INDIA     5-Sep-09 07-Sep-09     VA2526 3 GOA 13-Sep-09 15-Sep-09
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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HI Gurus,
I am having some trouble in releasing demand plan to SNP. On the demand planning side, we are using standard characteristic 9ALOCATION for storing location values. When I release demand plan (using Location characteristic - 9ALOCATION) to SNP, I get a message saying 'Location 00000000000000003000 does not exist'. But, I have location '3000' assigned to the active model in APO system.
I believe this issue is arising because, the system is storing leading zeroes in Location value '3000' on Demand Planning side. I know that there is customization setting (SPRO-> APO -> Master data -> Product -> specify output format) to prevent leading zeroes from being added to product number. But I don't see a similar setting for Location and moreover I am using 9ALOCATION and not 9ALOCNO.
So, how can I remove leading zeroes in the values of 9ALOCATION.
Any help/comments are appreciated.
Thanks,
Shiv.

I found a solution to this problem. Unlike 9ALOCNO, Characteristic '9ALOCATION' has Alpha conversion routine. So this conversion routine fills up the leading zeros. I removed Alpha conversion routine from the 9ALOCATION in RSA1 and it works fine now.

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hi,
how can i put leading zeros (functionality of FM CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_INPUT) in SAP Script??
b'coz of not having leading zeros in PO number,i m facing problems in fetching the PO header text(text id = F01) using INCLUDE syntax.
Message was edited by: kaushal malavia
Message was edited by: kaushal malavia

sreenivas,
   here goes my script coding..
/:     DEFINE &W_EBELN& = &EKKO-EBELN&
/:     PERFORM ZERO_PADDING_PO IN PROGRAM ZSXXSR103S
/:     USING &EKKO-EBELN&
/:     CHANGING &W_EBELN&
/:     ENDPERFORM
and here goes my routine coding.
*&      Form ZERO_PADDING_PO
FORM ZERO_PADDING_PO TABLES TAB_IN STRUCTURE ITCSY
                      TAB_OUT STRUCTURE ITCSY.
DATA : W_EBELN LIKE EKKO-EBELN.
CLEAR W_EBELN.
REFRESH TAB_OUT.
PERFORM GET_VALUE TABLES TAB_IN USING 'W_EBELN' W_EBELN.
CALL FUNCTION 'CONVERSION_EXIT_ALPHA_INPUT'
    EXPORTING
      INPUT = W_EBELN
    IMPORTING
      OUTPUT = W_EBELN.
CLEAR TAB_OUT.
TAB_OUT-NAME = 'W_EBELN'.
TAB_OUT-VALUE = W_EBELN.
APPEND TAB_OUT.
ENDFORM.                               " GET_VALUE
*&      Form GET_VALUE
     -->I_TAB_IN
     -->I_NAME
     -->O_VALUE
FORM GET_VALUE TABLES   I_TAB_IN STRUCTURE ITCSY
               USING    I_NAME
                        O_VALUE .
CLEAR O_VALUE.
READ TABLE I_TAB_IN WITH KEY NAME = I_NAME.
O_VALUE = I_TAB_IN-VALUE.
ENDFORM.                               " GET_VALUE
can u point out error in code ?? in debuging i can see the value of W_EBELN is geting leading zero padded but when it comes back to SAPSCRIPT it gets changed to original value of without leaing zeros.

How to remove pound symbol # and preserve leading zeros in BEx Query

Hi,
I have two questions regarding the display in BEx Query.
1. How can I remove the pound symbol # for blanks in BEx Query?
2. How can I preserve leading zeros? At the moment, value "001" will be displayed as "1". But I need the leading zeros.
Thanks.
Joon

Hi ,
You can apply these settings in Bex query designer.
If you need to remove pound symbol jsut make a new formula and use NODIM function you will find this function under data functions.
So NODIM(Your price keyfigure) this will remove the Pound symbol.
For # just find out against which characterstic you are getting # then go to default values panel there you will find all your characterstic which you are using in report---Rt click -Restrict-single valuesdirect input-#-Move to selection(That forward arrow)--select that # and choose exclude from selection (That red square icon).
And yes for leading zeros check out this thread
Leading zeros not displaying
Hope it helps you.
Regards,
AL
Edited by: AL1112 on Jun 9, 2011 1:43 PM
Edited by: AL1112 on Jun 9, 2011 1:47 PM

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