Change document icons during Document Refresh

I'm working with a custom crawler, and one of the things I do is give the document a special (a.k.a "non-default") icon based on one of the property values. During the document refresh, if this property value has changed I would like the icon to change accordingly. It's not working this way right now, though. Does anyone have any thoughts on how I could make this happen? In the 4.5 world I just ran a script against the database and changed it that way, but I would like to find a more elegant solution. Thanks!

1. SPD cannot do what you want OOTB.
2. You need to code.
3. You can code inside the workflow to set the permissions you want at the end of the approval process or you can code it as an eventhandler outside the workflow process. Assuming that you are using SPD, that means creating a 'custom activity' to be called by your SPD workflow.
4. You can find code for setting 'item level permissions' and the way to create 'custom activity' on the net.

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while studying the docs and sap notes,i found that after database is backed from source system and restored in target system
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*Hi,*
*1.*
*can someone help me in this regard,as what are the post steps after DB is restored in target system and to how to perform them.*
After doing DB restore, one has to
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*what is the command line for restroring DB while system copy.*
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Now i have no idea,that how to check the password,as i logged in using "connect /",it just got connected.
But how will i know that what password has been set.
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During OPS$ connection mechanism, the SAP work processes get connected to Database using this OPS$ user. Then as a next step, the password of Schema user (SAPSR3 or SAP<SID>) is read from the SAPUSER table from database, and then with that password od schema owner , the R/3 work processes actually get connected with Database Instance schema. So the SAPSR3 password should be same at Oracle DDIC and SAPUSER table levels.
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