Costing process in average costing

Dear Experts
We are using average costing method for our organization, and manufacturing is MTO.
In this for every order we create new BOM, but when we run cost rollup it shows 'ZERO'. how to roll cost before doing manufacturing.
Please help
Thanks
Sandeep

Have you entered costs for the underlying components?
Have you defined routing?

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Hello,
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Property
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Thanks for that info. That was very helpful.
Gaurav
Wei Guan <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
400 is a hard-coded upper limit. There is no way you can change it.
From my understanding, ExecuteThreads => UserConnections + ConnPoolSize isa
confusing "rules of thumb".
Number of threads depends on the average request processing time, average
waiting time that your users can accept and average concurrent users. For
Internet application, nobody wants to wait, so, we can assume average
waiting time equals average processing time (this is the mininum waiting
time).
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reqeust processing time of your systems. Secondly, find out how many
concurrent users you will have, in your case, it is 100. Keep in mind not
all users send requests to WLAS at the same time. There is a ratio ofnumber
of concurrent users to number of concurrent requests within the average
request processing time. Statistically, the higher the number ofconcurrent
users, the higher this ratio. Normally, this ratio can range from 1 to 20
(Sorry, I do not have any research paper, however, this is a typicalrandom
processing problem). If you have a very powerful machines and the average
processing time is very low, this ratio can be even higher (for example,
your average processing time is 1/2 seconds, and user waiting time is 2
seconds). Threads likes employees in MacDonnald. The number of customersin
MacDonnald likes concurrent users. Customers who actually waiting to be
served is like current requests. If the number of employees equals the
number of customers in MacDonnald, you will see MacDonnald stocks willlike
trash within couple of days. If the number of employees equals the numberof
customers waiting to be served, you will see the stocks will be trashwithin
couple weeks.
Since 100 is a medium size number, let's take 4 as the ratio, 100/4 = 25.
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number of requests in WLAS request queue is low, decrease this number. If
CPU utilization is very high and the number of requests in WLAS requests
queue is high, increase this number. Tuning WLAS needs patience and
carefulness.
The default of threads is 15. Normally, WebLogic suggested use 15 to 60
threads.
Large number of threads will not buy you anything. It simply creates lotsof
idle threads and wastes systems resources to do context switching. Those
threads like extra employees in MacDonnald. MacDonnald has to pay them$$$.
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"ratio".
I guess, "400" by WebLogic is a way that WebLogic prevents your fromrunning
your WebLogic Server likes a state-owned enterprise where employees can
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My 2 cents.
Cheers - Wei
Gaurav Khanna <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
Yep,
We have a 4 processor machine and 600 connections and 100 concurrentusers.
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Srikant Subramaniam <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
Yes, there is an upper limit (as you discovered)! Any reason why you
would
want to have 700 executeThreads?
Srikant.
Gaurav Khanna wrote:
Hi,
We have set the no of execute threads in 4.5.1 to >700. During start
up
of
the weblogic server, we get the following message:
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Property
weblogic.system.executeThreadCount has value: 775 > max: 400 settingvalue
to 400
Does WebLogic not allow the no of execute threads to be more than
400?
>>>>
Thanks
Gaurav

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hi experts,
my environment is 4.7E,SQL,Windows 2003 Server with 150 users.
ibm xseries 346 with 6 gb ram
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Please give me your valuable suggestions.
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Hello Gayatri,
The average response time consists of:
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The average response times for typical R/3 transactions.
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ASA# sh running-config | inc url
url-server (inside) vendor websense host 10.135.6.248 timeout 10 pro
rsion 1 connections 5
filter url http 10.213.133.0 255.255.255.128 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 allow
filter url 443 10.213.133.0 255.255.255.128 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 allow
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vlan 11
nameif wlan-guest
security-level 10
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interface GigabitEthernet0/1
description == Connection To LAN ==
nameif inside
security-level 100
ip address 10.135.6.202 255.255.255.128
ASA#
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Global Statistics:
URLs total/allowed/denied 0/0/0
URLs allowed by cache/server 0/0
URLs denied by cache/server 0/0
HTTPSs total/allowed/denied 0/0/0
HTTPSs allowed by cache/server 0/0
HTTPSs denied by cache/server 0/0
FTPs total/allowed/denied 0/0/0
FTPs allowed by cache/server 0/0
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Processed rate average 60s/300s 0/0 requests/second
Denied rate average 60s/300s 0/0 requests/second
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10.135.6.248 UP
Vendor websense
Port 15868
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Server timeouts/retries 0/0
Responses received 0
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URL Packets Sent and Received Stats:
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ASA#
Many thanks
Darren

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Could someone help me with the document which clearly explains the following reports of the app advisor in detail:
Client Side Monitoring
Application AJAX Calls Analysis
Application Analysis
Application Status
Client Latency Distribution
Load Time Analysis Based on Subnet
Summary Performance Analysis
Summary User Analysis
Problem Analysis Reports
Application Activity Breakdown
Application Daily Activity
Application Failure Breakdown by Functionality
Application Failure Breakdown by Resources
Application Heavy Resources Analysis
Application Slow Request Analysis
Day of Week Utilization
Hour of Day Utilization
Utilization Trend
Resource Utilization Analysis
Application CPU Utilization Analysis
Application IO Utilization Analysis
Application Memory Utilization Analysis
Application Request Utilization Analysis
Computer Application Load Analysis
Computer CPU Utilization Analysis
Computer IO Utilization Analysis
Computer Memory Utilization Analysis

Hello !
Here is an extract of the descriptions of each Application Advisor report.
Application Advisor Reports
Application Performance Analysis
This report provides detailed performance analysis for a selected application. It shows the distribution of performance events based on duration. It highlights the top 5 functionality areas that lead to response time SLA violations and provides
further details about the root cause of performance slowdowns for each area. This report also provides an analysis of the top performance problems and groups those problems into application functionality areas.
Application Status
This report provides daily, weekly and monthly application status summaries. It shows major application activity and resource utilization KPI for a selected period in comparison to a dynamic baseline of previous periods. For applications
that experience problems during a selected report period, it provides drilldown to a detailed timeline graph of problem events for the selected period. This report also highlights new problems for the period and the most critical problem for the period.
Problems Distribution Analysis
This report shows the distribution of performance, connectivity, security and code problems across all monitored applications, highlighting the applications that are most problematic. For the applications that contribute to the majority of problems,
this report provides more details by showing application components and external dependencies that are the root cause of those problems.
Summary Failure Analysis
This report provides a breakdown of problems by application. For each application, it lists the top 5 problems and shows them as a percentage of the total problems. This report is a perfect example of the 80-20 rule, where 80% of all failures
happen due to 20% of the problems. This report highlights the top problems and allows management to concentrate on resolving the problems that affect their applications the most.
Summary Performance Analysis
This report provides a breakdown of performance violations by application. For each application it lists the top 5 problems and shows them as a percentage of total performance violations. This report is a good example of the 80-20 rule, where
80% of all failures happen due to 20% of the problems. This report highlights the top problems and allows management to concentrate on resolving problems that affect their applications the most.
Summary User Analysis
This report highlights the application users who experience most of the problems. For each user the report shows performance, connectivity, security and application failure problems. For performance problems the reports shows the top 5 problematic
requests for the selected user and how the response time for that user compares to the average response time for the system.
Client Side Monitoring
Application AJAX Calls Analysis
This report provides detailed failure analysis for a selected application. It highlights the 5 longest running AJAX calls with the average call processing time, average call size, and average latency. The call processing time is broken
down by network, server or client processing. This report also breaks down each of the calls by calling page, providing the average call processing time, average call size, and average latency on a per-page basis.
Client Latency Distribution
This report provides an analysis of client side performance in relation to network latency. Network Latency indicates the quality of a user connection by measuring the time for a packet of data to get from the server to the client browser. This
report correlates the number of performance violations experienced by users with network latency, highlighting network subnets where users experience most of the problems and providing network latency information for those subnets.
Load Time Analysis Based on Subnet
This report provides an analysis of client side performance based on client subnets. The report identifies client subnets where users experience most of the problems and shows a response time breakdown for those subnets. The report analyzes
the response time by breaking it down to Network, Server, DOM load, Peripheral Load and Java Script Processing times. The report provides further analysis by highlighting problematic pages and AJAX calls and shows a response time analysis for them.
Summary Performance Analysis
This report provides an analysis of performance violations by application. For each application it lists the top 5 problems for page requests, AJAX calls and Java Script actions and shows them as a percentage of total performance violations.
This report further breaks down the load time by network, server processing, DOM load, peripheral loading and Java script processing times.
Summary Size Analysis
This report provides an analysis of content size across multiple applications and shows the correlation between content size and load time. The content size is broken down by HTML size, HTC size, Image size, CSS size, Java Script size, and AJAX
size. The report provides further drilldown by showing information for the top 4 heaviest pages and the top 4 heaviest AJAX calls for each application.
Summary User Analysis
This report highlights the application users who experience most of the problems. For each user the report shows the exceptions and performance problems that were experienced by that user and how it compares to an average user experience. For
performance problems the reports shows the top 5 problematic pages for the selected user and how the user response time compares to the average response time for the system.
Problem Analysis Reports
Application Daily Activity
This report shows application activity trends for a selected day in relation to an application's activity during a previous period and average application activity. This reports allows detecting any unusual spikes in the number of requests,
average response time and number of errors.
Application Failure Breakdown by Functionality
This report shows the list of application requests that experience most of the problems. For each request this report provides drilldown into problems happening within the request, and includes information about the frequency of each problem.
Application Failure Breakdown by Resources
This reports provides failure analysis for distributed applications based on the application components and external resource dependencies. This report shows the percentage of application failures attributed to each application component and
external resource dependencies. It provides further drilldown into the problem list for each component and resource.
Application Heavy Resources Analysis
This report provides performance analysis for distributed applications based on the application components and external resource dependencies. For each application component and external resource dependency, this report shows the percentage
of application performance violations that happen due to the slow performance of a corresponding application component or external resource. It provides further drilldown into the performance violation list for each component and resource.
Application Slow Request Analysis
This report shows the breakdown of application performance violations based on application requests. For each application request, this report shows the number of violations along with average and maximum durations. It provides further drilldown
into the performance violation root cause within each request.
Day of Week Utilization
This report shows application activity trends and application resource utilization trends for a selected period.
Hour of Day Utilization
This report shows application activity trends and application resource utilization trends for a selected period.
Utilization Trend
This report shows application activity trends and application resource utilization trends for a selected period.
Resource Utilization Analysis
Application IO Utilization Analysis
This reports highlights applications that have the heaviest IO utilization and provides a breakdown of IO utilization based on the servers which host each application. It provides further drilldown to an analysis of the IO utilization timelines.
Application Memory Utilization Analysis
This reports highlights applications that have the heaviest memory utilization and provides a breakdown of memory utilization based on the servers which host each application. It provides further drilldown to an analysis of the memory utilization
timelines.
Application Request Utilization Analysis
This report provides an analysis of application based on the volume of processed requests. It highlights applications that process the highest volume of requests and shows how request volume correlates with CPU, Memory and IO utilization. This
report provides the utilization information for the selected application and for each server.
Computer Application Load Analysis
This report provides an analysis of servers based on the volume of processed requests. It highlights servers that process the highest volume of requests and shows how request volume correlates with CPU, Memory and IO utilization. This report
provides the utilization information for the selected server and for each monitored application. It provides further drilldown to an analysis of application load and resource utilization timelines.
Computer CPU Utilization Analysis
This reports highlights servers that have the heaviest CPU utilization and provides a breakdown of CPU utilization based on the monitored applications running on each server. This report provides further drilldown to an analysis of the CPU utilization
timelines.
Computer IO Utilization Analysis
This reports highlights servers that have the heaviest IO utilization and provides a breakdown of IO utilization by monitored applications running on each server. It provides further drilldown to an analysis of the IO utilization timelines.
Computer Memory Utilization Analysis
This reports highlights servers that have the heaviest memory utilization and provides a breakdown of memory utilization based on the monitored applications running on each server. It provides further drilldown to an analysis of the memory utilization
timelines.
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Output file size

I have been away from doing video for some time. Been doing still photos. In that medium I have learned the tricks of the trade on how to change the pixels per inch and compression levels to minimize the size of the final product for better performance over the internet. My question is what games do you play with videos to minimize the end product file size?

Jeff
Your views on the undernoted would be appreciated.
Recapping the example in post #29
File size F = B x T
Lets say bitrate B = 3000 (kB/s) and duration T = 5min = 300 seconds
Hence file size F = 3000 x 300 = 900000 kB
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Rearranging the Adobe File Size equation and introducing a codec compression variable:
File size F = (Frame Size K x Frame rate (fps)) x T
                                        C
Where K = ([Pixel Width x Pixel Height x Bit Depth] / 8) / 1024
and C = compression ratio of the codec
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                                                       C
Therefore B = (Frame Size K x Frame rate (fps))
                                        C
or
B (is proportional to) Frame Size
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F = The Sum of (B1 x T1 + B2 x T2 + … Bn x Tn) = Bmean x T
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SAP Diagnostics Summary Details Issue

Hi,
I have Installed
1. Loadrunner Controller 9.1
2. SiteScope 9.0
3. Diagnostics Server 7.0
4. Diagnostics Collector 7.0
on the Same Machine.
I am doing performance testing for SAP R/3 Applications (ECC 6.0 to be precise)
I am able to get data in SAP Diagnostics OS Monitor, Work Process and Average Response Time, but SAP Diagnostics Summary is not getting populated with any data. It is Empty.
Please refer the attachment and kindly help me in resolving the issue.
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Chinnadurai R

Hi Srinivasarao,
Just now I had a chance to look into one ESS system and was able to figure out the SC name.
The missing class:
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it belongs to ess~per, and this ess~per belongs to Software Component SAP_ESS.
Please check the version of SAP_ESS.
If the version is fine, please redeploy it.
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http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70ehp2/helpdata/en/6a/f247bf0ce745eab5648a309fbd784e/frameset.htm
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Document: Billing Documents] Billing Documents
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Document: Delivery Delays per Sales Area] Delivery Delays per Sales Area
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Hi all,
I have a requirement like this.
If any article is created from WPMA transaction. WP_PLU03 idoc should generate and trigger to external system ( XI ) automatically. i can able to create and send through we19,but i want it from WPMA transaction automatically.
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Hi Michal,
Actually i didn't get what excatly you said,
but , once run the programe from se38 for
<b>Initialization (RWDPOSIN)</b>
i have get the follwing output.
Processing Status : 1
Recipient: HYD1
IDocs created
     Merchandise cate IDoc no. 0000000000200175structure WPDWGR01with 000048 segments created
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     Exchange rates: IDoc no. 0000000000200177structure WPDCUR01with 000003 segments created
     Trigger file for status ID: 00000000000138
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for <b>Change message (RWDPOSUP)</b> out put is
Preparation statistics
Recipient: HYD1       A total of                  0 change documents were checked
Analysis and preparation
IDocs created
     Exchange rates: IDoc no. 0000000000200178structure WPDCUR01with 000003 segments created
     Trigger file for status ID: 00000000000139
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Overall Statistics of Processing
Total No. of All Stores Processed:                            1
Total Runtime of the Processing:                              1 Seconds
Total No. of All Segments Processed:                          3
Average Segment Throughput:                               0.333 Sec. per Segment
Hi Gourav Khare,
Do i need to maintain Distributuion model for my purpose?
ANY FURTHER help will be appriciated.
Regards,
Ramesh.

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how much time it would take for the approval process on average since 5 days had been passed already?
is there any support email so i can contact appworld to get it done ?
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