Configurations necessary for WCM

Dear all,
Can anybody help me regarding configurations necessary for WCM implementation for both standard and enhanced model.
Thanks in Advance
Regards
R.D.I

Hi,
The building block WCM Standard model contains the settings necessary for configuring the process of work clearance management in the Utilities industry. The design is based on the SAP WCM standard model and a specifically developed printout form for the work permit & operation document. Some of the settings are common with the building block U15, see the configuration guide for the settings.
The settings are in the following areas:
Application profiles
Architecture definition
Define and Assign Number ranges for the Work Clearance Objects
Defining Catalog type/code groups/Codes
Define and assign catalog profiles
Defining printing parameters
Approvals: Various settings regarding the use of approvals are done in this building block
Lockout/Tagout: Defining uses of Operational WCDs; Maintaining operational conditions and types
[Technical Documentation|http://help.sap.com/bp_bblibrary/500/HTML/U16_EN_IN.htm]
Regards, Uwe

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<blockquote>Your new shortcuts can make launching JDeveloper, JDeveloper
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<blockquote>With the above configuration changes and the concepts understood,
there is no end to your levels of customization that you may perform.
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<ul>
Add links to key JDeveloper configuration files from the windows start
menu. This makes it simpler to change JDeveloper's behavior.</li>
Create Short cut menus to JDeveloper Help system</li>
<img SRC="PowerUser_StartMenu.JPG" height=89 width=332>
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Configuration Guide for HCM BENEFITS

Hi,
Could anybody point me to Configuration guide for HCM Benefits for SAP BI or BW ? whats the documents title/number containing necessary HCM Benefit analysis configuration ?
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Hi Raj,
Try this link:
http://help.sap.com/bp_hcmv1600/BBLibrary/Documentation/N06_BB_ConfigGuide_EN_US.doc
Cheers,
Tanish

Configuring Client for Directory naming

Hi,
I am able to configure the Directory server on Windows NT machine,now I want to configure the clients to connect to that server.I am working on oracle 8.1.7.
1.From net8 configuration assistant-->directory service access config-->Configure this oracle home to use a directory server i.e already setup for oracle features
-->directory type internet directory
-->hostname when am giving the hostname here my directory server is created am getting an error
DIRECTORY SERVICE ERROR,port number is 389 which is correct.

Hello Raghu:
Make sure your database for OID is working properly. At 94% finished the installation is copying some rather large files. Make sure your PC has at least 300 mb of memory. Also, try shuting down any other processes that are not necessary for OID installation. If necessary deinstall OID with the Universal installer, remove any lefover files and registries, and reinstall using a new SID and Global name that you have never used berore.
Thanks,
Jay
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Does coherence auto-configure itself for multi-homing

I just realised that my configuration was not set properly for multi homing. I did not set tangosol.coherence.localhost, I left it unchanged.
However coherence seems to have configured the second server on that machine to listen for unicast on 8089.
So do ports get automatically configured for multi-homing. Or have I just forgotten that I actually set it before?
We are using version 2.2.
thx.

Regarding the multi-homing, it is not necessary for Coherence.
Peace,
Cameron Purdy
Tangosol, Inc.
Coherence: Easily share live data across a cluster!

Configuring reports for express data(2)

We are in the process of configuring reports for express data.
In this regard we have done the following steps:
1.In the machine A reports 9i developer suite release 2 has been installed on Windows 2000
Professional Edition with the following utilities - (a) Oracle Reports Builder and runtime
support,(b) Oracle Express Connection Editor and (c) Oracle SNAPI are installed.
2.Express Server 6.3.4 has been installed on Windows 2000 Professional Edition in machine
B with Remote Operation SNAPI 6.3.4.0.
3.Oracle 8i has been installed on Solaris and the Express Support Administrator and User
Accounts have created and the xrb_admin.sql and xrb_user.sql have been run through the
respective accounts.
Queries
1.We have still not run the Express Oracle8 External Procedures on the Oracle8
gateway. Should we run this in order to get Express Data in Reports9i incase of the General
Maintenance where the Express data fetches the data from the Oracle8 gateway on the fly
?We are also not able find the Express Oracle8 External Procedures downloads after
extensive search on OTN.Please guide as to where can we find the downloads.
2.What are the configurations settings that have to be done in the tnsnames.ora,sqlnet.ora
and listener.ora ?

Ramakrishnan,
Express connectivity for Oracle9i Reports is installed by default as one of your pluggable data sources and it communicated directly with Express, which is a large change over Reports 6i in which you needed an Oracle8i database to talk to the Express database.
For Oracle9i Reports, you need to have:
1 - Express installed 6.3 or later.
2 - Oracle9i Reports
3 - The connection dialog (which is documented in the release notes if you need to set this up)
That's it. When you click on the Express PDS to access the data, it will read the connection dialog information and you need to supply the logon information to the Express database.
You should also look at the help topic for Express and you will find all the necessary documentation on configuring Reports and how to connect.
Regards,
The Oracle Reports Team jls

Configuring reports for express data

I am trying to configure reports for express data and in this regard I have done the following :
1.Machine A having reports 9i Developer suite Release 2 and Pluggable Express Connection Editor
installed on Windows 2000 professional.
2.Machine B having which Express Server 6.3.4 installed on Windows 2000 professional.
3.In Machine A created user OESDBA with Administrator privilige.
In the reports I am able to connect to the Express Server and attach the database and choose the
measure.Once all the other steps are done I am able to print the data on the reports.
But if I use a parameter form in which I give the HOST,USER and PASSWORD then substitute the
same in the express_server parameter value in the AFTER PARAMETER FORM trigger block then
the report gives an error saying that
Express query contains incorrect,missing or damaged information.
How to solve this error ?
Can any one help me out.

Ramakrishnan,
Express connectivity for Oracle9i Reports is installed by default as one of your pluggable data sources and it communicated directly with Express, which is a large change over Reports 6i in which you needed an Oracle8i database to talk to the Express database.
For Oracle9i Reports, you need to have:
1 - Express installed 6.3 or later.
2 - Oracle9i Reports
3 - The connection dialog (which is documented in the release notes if you need to set this up)
That's it. When you click on the Express PDS to access the data, it will read the connection dialog information and you need to supply the logon information to the Express database.
You should also look at the help topic for Express and you will find all the necessary documentation on configuring Reports and how to connect.
Regards,
The Oracle Reports Team jls

Faster CPU necessary for multitasking?

I need a new macbook, primarily for photo editing and mild video editing on a portable, fairly powerful machine. I've gone for this configuration
(http://s7.postimg.org/pa4dyex57/image.jpg)
I have one dilemma though, I do a lot of multitasking, particularly working with presentations, having lots of safari tabs open, keynote, pages and even gimp/photoshop running in the background for editing graphics. I used to have a late 2012 macbook with the nvidia 650m GPU, quad core 2.4Ghz processor 8GB ram.
But after spilling coffee all over that machine, I realised it was way to bulky and heavy for carrying around. So I thought the current configuration would be enough, until a noticed the 13' was only dual core, which means limitations to multitasking, but is it necessary for me to max out the configuration for CPUs on the 13' with 16Gb ram?

I would get the extra ram. RAM is cheap and you said that you like to like to have all your apps needed open and running. The CPU is pretty much the center of everything in a computer. You can get the fastest processor in the world, but if you choke it by not having enough RAM or a slow HD the processor will not be as efficient. So a slower processor with more RAM and a faster HD will perform better. Having a well-rounded machine will always give better results than trying to skimp on other major components.
Computers are not much different than cars. You can buy a car with the most powerful engine in the world, then skimp on the transmission you end up with having an inefficient setup. So you end up with a car with the most powerful engine in the world, but not the fastest.
RAM not used is wasted RAM? - Yes it is, but it's variable. You may not need it some days but other days you do. By adding more RAM you get more consistent performance. This guy is working on presentations and probably deadlines, which can lead to a great deal of stress. Not having enough RAM on a day he really needs it could increase his stress level even further. Adding more RAM could actually be a healthy option as well.

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