CRM IC alert trigerring late

Hi all,
I have created a Z alert (same like followup) in alert profile which is getting triggered after 20-25 minutes.
I have checked bellow services in SICF, they are all active.
1)crm_ic
2)crm_ic_rt_rep
3)crm_ic_dt_rep
4)crm_ic_f1_bsp
5)sam_sess_queue
6)sam_notifying
7)icf_notify_poll
and there is no delay specified in alert parameter.
Is any other setting needed for immediately triggering the alert.
Regards,
Manisha Gaikwad

Hi,
Pointers for you
1. Try using standard reminder aler and set the parameter at a couple of seconds.
2. Event name (say BP confiemed as the Triggering event)
3.Keep the place holder as empty
Check the alerts navigation view is : AlertToInteractionRecordView
Hope this helps
Raj

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SAP CRM IC Alert

HI, Experts!
I have configured IC Alert about opened service ticket when customer have been confirmed. When I test it, all is good, but on another computer with another user it's an error: "Failed to send alert message to browser" (Message class CRM_IC_ALERT, number 006) and Alert doesn't appear. This error message appear only once, on next customer confirmations we just have no alert. We use the same browser (IE9 in compatibility mode) and we have the same authorization. Why alerts don't work correctly?
Thanks!
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Anton

Hi, Andrei!
Seems that it's help! I set security settings to default in both browser and Alerts began to work.
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Anton

Alerts are being trigerred for only a few interfaces

Hi,
We have created a new alert category and added the container objects SXMS_MSG_GUID and SXMS_FROM_SENDER.And in the ALERT_RULE we have specified to raise alerts for all i.e, we have specified * for sender,receiver etc..,
When i go into Alert inbox and see there are a few alerts being generated.Which shows that there is no error with the alert category.But these alerts do not belong to my interface(where it is a mapping error in for my interface SXMB_MONI).Than in alert rule again i have changed the sender service to my service than in moni i can see that the mapping failed but there is no alert trigerred for the same.
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Hi,
Its not a best practice to define one Alert rule for all the interfaces....U can create one Alert category and using that u can define different rules for each interface....
Iam not saying what u have done is worng...but its not a good practice...how ur client is permiting u to do one rule for all the intrefaces....and while creating the Alert category better u deinfe all the container which are helpful to know what is the error is.
SXMS_MSG_GUID
SXMS_RULE_NAME
SXMS_ERROR_CAT
SXMS_ERROR_CODE
SXMS_FROM_PARTY
SXMS_FROM_SERVICE
SXMS_FROM_NAMESPACE
SXMS_FROM_INTERFACE
SXMS_TO_PARTY
SXMS_TO_SERVICE
SXMS_TO_NAMESPACE
SXMS_TO_INTERFACE
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Create Transaction (of CRM system) as Receiver thru "RSBBS" TCode for query

Hello,
My requirement is to Jump to a SAP-CRM transaction from a BEx query.
Thru TCode : RSBBS, I selected "TRANSACTION" as receiver of a query, then I selected "CROCLNT002" as the source, then in the Report field I gave the SAP-CRM Transaction "crmd_order" and selected OK.
Then, I tried to execute the query thru Web, On the Context Menu's 'Go To' property, I clicked on the Transaction, It gives me the following errors:
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"Jump target cannot be executed"
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Sumita,
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CRM 2007 upgrade roadmaps

Hello there,
We are planning to upgrade from CRM 4.0 SP7 (on WAS 6.20) to CRM 2007 later in the year. Before this, it is desired to start using the CRM Web Shop (E-Commerce with CRM), which is not in use yet.
What's the popular opinion on here: upgrade CRM first and then tackle the Online Store - or is there any reason not to implement the Online Store first, ie before upgrading. In other words, how easy is it to migrate a CRM 4.0 Online Store to a CRM 2007 Online Store later on ?
Also, is there any material available regarding upgrade roadmaps? I don't mean release documentation, but a guide that picks you up on your current CRM/ERP release / Netweaver platform and then tells you which options you have for upgrading.
Kind regards,
Michael Koch
Edited by: Michael Koch on Mar 11, 2008 8:39 PM

>
Andrew Findlay wrote:
> Hi Michael,
>
> My suggestion would be to upgrade first as a lot easier - as reducing the workload. Also it depends on the type of shop as B2C webshop became frameless in 5.0. Especially with new functionality and screen (HTML) design usually done it will make it easier to upgrade first. Also with the introduction of NWDI for change management for java and developer studio etc that makes developing ISA easier.
>
> Also for your information it is a direct technical upgrade from 4.0 to CRM 2007.
Thanks for your helpful answer, Andrew.
I think the web shop scenario we're after would be B2B - any infos on changes and implications for this?
Also, what do you mean by "direct technical upgrade"? I know that minimum requirement for CRM 2007 is NW 2004s (7.0), is that what you mean?
Kind regards,
Michael

Getting exception when trying to open Alert Configuration in RW

Hello friends,
I am getting the following exception when i am trying to open the Alert Configuration/Alert Inbox in RWB.
Exception:
com.sap.aii.rwb.exceptions.BuildLandscapeException: No central monitoring server in exchange profile
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Thanks & Regards,
Senthil

From your error, maybe your profile parameter for alert message server is not properly configured:
I just came cross a post elaborating alerting configuration from Aashish Sinha, hope it helps,
Liang
=====Post from Aashish Sinha=======
Prerequisites
The following prerequisites have to be met in order to use the Alert Management (ALM):
· For using the Alert Inbox (BSP based display program of ALM), the corresponding service has to be activated in the service maintenance transaction SICF. Choose Default_host ? sap ? bc ? bsp ? sap ? alert inbox, and Activate in the context menu.
· For customizing or administration of the Alert Management the corresponding authorization role has to be assigned. The end users do not need any additional authorization.
· The central alert server must be maintained as an RFC destination in transaction SM59 in the local system. If there is no suitable user, you have to create a user for the RFC connection in the central alert system in transaction SU01. To make this RFC destination known as the RFC destination of the Alert Management System in the local system, the central alert server must also be selected as the RFC destination in transaction SALRT1 of the local system or in Settings ? RFC-Destination of Alert Server.
If the central alert server is running on the local system in the same client, you do not have to maintain an RFC destination. In this case, you can simply enter NONE in transaction SALRT1.
· If external communication types, such as e-mail, SMS, and fax are used, these communication types must be correctly configured in SAPconnect, because the alerts are then sent from the central alert system via SAPconnect.
Process Flow
The following describes the process flow from alert configuration (transaction ALRTCATDEF) to alert display and confirmation (for example in the alert inbox transaction ALRTINBOX):
1. Optional: You can define alert classifications. These are useful to group alert categories. For example, you can create an alert classification CRM that contains alert categories referring to CRM. Alert classifications can now have subclassifications. This enables you to build up your own classification hierarchy. Especially, if you use the Alert Mangement (ALM) extensively, classification and subclassification help you to organize your ALM alert landscape and to have a clear overview.
2. For different types of alerts you have to define different categories. The category contains various properties and other specifications that define the alerts within that category, for example expiry date, or the escalation recipient. You can define an alert category to suit your business requirements and assign the category to the corresponding classification. For example, for the alert classification CRM you can create the alert categories Contract Cancelled and Decrease in Sales. When the critical situation defined in the alert category arises, the system recognizes this and sends an alert instance of this category to the recipients determined. The alerts can always be found in the display programs configured for the recipient (UWL, application-specific program, or alert inbox). Additionally, the alerts are sent via eventual external communication channels, such as e-mail, sms, or fax.
3. You have to determine recipients so that the Alert Management knows who the recipients of alerts of a particular category are and that the correct parties are informed.
4. You can configure the way how alerts are processed. For the general use of the Alert Management you do not have to change the default settings. However, if for example you want to send alerts to third-party systems, or to be able to confirm alerts by SMS/Internet mail, or to have logs written, then you have to configure alert processing.
5. There is a number of Alert Management administration reports that you must schedule according to your requirements. For example, report RSALERTPROC must be executed in order to enable escalation.
6. Alerts of a particular category must be triggered by an application at runtime. Triggering alerts can be done in various ways. You can call a function module directly or use middleware components that trigger alerts, such as the Business Object Repository (BOR), Post Processing Framework (PPF), SAP Workflow, or CCMS.
7. Recipients can view the alerts assigned to them in the UWL of Enteprise Portal, in application-specific display programs, or in the alert inbox. In addition, alerts can be received as e-mail, SMS, or fax, if these external communication channels are configured in SAPconnect.
8. If the problem causing the alert is solved by a recipient, the recipient can confirm the alert, this means its status is changed and it will not be delivered, escalated, or displayed anymore. Alerts are generally confirmed by the recipient in the display program, such as the UWL or Alert Inbox. However, if an alert is sent by Internet mail or SMS message, it is also possible to confirm it by sending an Internet mail or SMS message back to the SAP system. Alert Management uses inbound processing for this.
Hope this will help you.
Regards
Aashish Sinha
============End of the Post=======================

CRM-BW replication problem.

Hi friends,
I have edited existing Standard CRM extractor with all requried steps in CRM Dev system
Later i have activated in RSA6 in CRM Dev system and pressed Data source Transport button and further saved in CRM Dev system.
Later in BW Dev system i have created new Infosource relevent to this extractor, but It is showing old CRM extratcor without any changes.
Please let me know how can we make all new changes replication to BW Dev system.
I have also, performed replication in BW using RSA1 and also using a programe but No use.
Is i am missing any step after RSA6 in CRM?
Plz suggest.
Thanks.

HI,
Symptom
Inconsistency in the assignment of the info-object for the Territory extraction in One order datasources
If the one order Infosources are activated then the mapping of the Datasource fields TERR_GUID and PATH_GUID are assigned to the same infoobject 0CRM_TR. Therefore, activation of the infosource causes an error.
Other terms
Sales Analytics, Service Analytics, One order data Extraction, Territory extraction
Reason and Prerequisites
PATH_GUID field of the Datasource is not marked as field hidden in BW
Solution
Please note that this correction is available from the following CRM Releases
CRM 4.0 SP08
The correction is relevant for the following datasources
0CRM_LEAD_H
0CRM_LEAD_I
0CRM_OPPT_ATTR
0CRM_OPPT_H
0CRM_OPPT_I
0CRM_QUOTATION_I
<b>0CRM_QUOTA_ORDER_I</b>
0CRM_SALES_CONTR_I
0CRM_SALES_ORDER_I
0CRM_SRV_CONFIRM_H
0CRM_SRV_CONFIRM_I
0CRM_SRV_CONTRACT_H
0CRM_SRV_PROCESS_H
0CRM_SRV_PROCESS_I
In order to have this functionality available, please re-activate the datasource in the OLTP (CRM system) and replicate the datasource in the BW systems
The correction is the following:
The Datasource had the fields Territory Guid and Path Guid. The path guid should be marked as Field hidden in BW.
Or in other words in the datasource maintenance in the transaction BWA1, for the extract structure tab, the field PATH_GUID should have the value for Selection as 'A'.
If you still have any problems, do let me know.
regards,
ravi

Clarification about SAP CRM 5.0, SAPPHONE

Hi Buddies,
Long time no see.
Curently we are considering integrating SAP with our telephony system AVAYA. According to our vendor, there are 2 approaches: SAPPHONE or ICI connectors.
It is clear that ICI connector will be based on latest version of SAP CRM 7.0 which we do not install at the moment, thus we are more probally to use the SAPPHONE connection acting as interaction center middle ware.
However, it is somehow confusing about SAPPHONE approach. It is said to be neccesary to apply CRM 5.0 as system enviroment.
As I know, CRM 5.0, not like CRM 5.1 and later web application versions, is a component inside R3 system.
Is it neccessary to install CRM 5.0 first before activating the TCI via SAPPHONE?
Is CRM a middleware between SAPPHONE and telephony system or SAPPHONE itself is a component of CRM 5.0?
Is SAP CRM a mandatory component of ECC 6.0? In fact, I do not find it in 'Component version' inside our system.
Is SAPPHONE quite out-of-date and with limited support?
Do we need install new hardware for SAPPHONE?
Sorry for asking so many questions at the same time. We really need to clarify all misunderstandings before evaluating the approaches.
Thanks a lot in advance.
Jonnie

Hi Anrei,
Thanks, I read through the help document besides trying find other documents in help.sap.com.
I guess I got it. SAPphone is a component inside CRM server as indicated by below help document:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_crm40/helpdata/en/28/797b14a9cf4296b02742f641c18971/content.htm
The CRM Server includes the IC WinClient framework and the following SAP applications:
· SAPphone
SAPphone provides a telephony function to the interaction center. It allows data to be exchanged between the CRM Server and the telephony component.
· SAPconnect
SAPconnect provides an integrated e-mail function to the interaction center. It enables communication management software to connect to the SAP system (for example, an e-mail server or SMTP server).
Although it is a help document for CRM 4.0, I think CRM 5.0 should have the similar archtechture.
I would score you as helpful, however, I still would like to see whether I could get answers for below points:
Is SAP CRM a mandatory component of ECC 6.0? In fact, I do not find it in 'Component version' inside our system.
Is SAPPHONE quite out-of-date and with limited support?
Do we need install new hardware for SAPPHONE?
Thanks.
Jonnie

Middleware Alert Monitor

Hi,
I have a query about the MW Monitoring Cockpit (SMWP). In the Monitoring Tools section there is an entry called 'Status of CRM Middleware Alert Monitor'. Within that there is tree structure with one entry called:
CRM Middleware BDoc-Msg. in the Flow\...\Status of BDoc Messages
Our system has hundreds of error messages in there for BUPA_MAIN and BUPA_REL. But when I double-click them there are no errors in the BDOC status summary. Can anyone tell me what these errors are? They don't seem to be causing any problems but I would still like to get rid of the 'Red' entries in the cockpit.
Thanks.

thanks surya.
But that is kind of the question I am asking. When I go to those transactions everything is green and OK, it's just in the cockpit that these BDOC 'errors' are showing.
Here is what the cockpit entries look like:
10.12.2006 08:06:17 ABC    CRM Middleware BDoc-Msg. in the Flow Status of BDoc Messages BDoc Messages in error status      (200) ACTIVE BDoc Type BUPA_MAIN: 3 Entries in Error
10.12.2006 08:06:17 ABC    CRM Middleware BDoc-Msg. in the Flow Status of BDoc Messages BDoc Messages in error status      (200) ACTIVE BDoc Type BUPA_REL: 1 Entries in Error
10.12.2006 09:06:14 ABC    CRM Middleware BDoc-Msg. in the Flow Status of BDoc Messages BDoc Messages in error status      (200) ACTIVE BDoc Type BUPA_MAIN: 3 Entries in Error
11.12.2006 00:06:16 ABC    CRM Middleware BDoc-Msg. in the Flow Status of BDoc Messages BDoc Messages in error status      (200) ACTIVE BDoc Type BUPA_MAIN: 3 Entries in Error
11.12.2006 09:05:21 ABC    CRM Middleware BDoc-Msg. in the Flow Status of BDoc Messages BDoc Messages in error status      (200) ACTIVE BDoc Type BUPA_MAIN: 3 Entries in Error
11.12.2006 09:05:21 ABC    CRM Middleware BDoc-Msg. in the Flow Status of BDoc Messages BDoc Messages in error status      (200) ACTIVE BDoc Type BUPA_REL: 1 Entries in Error
11.12.2006 10:05:48 ABC    CRM Middleware BDoc-Msg. in the Flow Status of BDoc Messages BDoc Messages in error status      (200) ACTIVE BDoc Type BUPA_MAIN: 3 Entries in Error
11.12.2006 10:05:48 ABC    CRM Middleware BDoc-Msg. in the Flow Status of BDoc Messages BDoc Messages in error status      (200) ACTIVE BDoc Type BUPA_REL: 1 Entries in Error
11.12.2006 12:05:07 ABC    CRM Middleware BDoc-Msg. in the Flow Status of BDoc Messages BDoc Messages in error status      (200) ACTIVE BDoc Type BUPA_MAIN: 3 Entries in Error
11.12.2006 12:05:07 ABC    CRM Middleware BDoc-Msg. in the Flow Status of BDoc Messages BDoc Messages in error status      (200) ACTIVE BDoc Type BUPA_REL: 1 Entries in Error
11.12.2006 13:05:35 ABC    CRM Middleware BDoc-Msg. in the Flow Status of BDoc Messages BDoc Messages in error status      (200) ACTIVE BDoc Type BUPA_MAIN: 3 Entries in Error
11.12.2006 13:05:35 ABC    CRM Middleware BDoc-Msg. in the Flow Status of BDoc Messages BDoc Messages in error status      (200) ACTIVE BDoc Type BUPA_REL: 1 Entries in Error
11.12.2006 14:05:32 ABC    CRM Middleware BDoc-Msg. in the Flow Status of BDoc Messages BDoc Messages in error status      (200) ACTIVE BDoc Type BUPA_MAIN: 3 Entries in Error
11.12.2006 14:05:32 ABC    CRM Middleware BDoc-Msg. in the Flow Status of BDoc Messages BDoc Messages in error status      (200) ACTIVE BDoc Type BUPA_REL: 1 Entries in Error
11.12.2006 15:05:34 ABC    CRM Middleware BDoc-Msg. in the Flow Status of BDoc Messages BDoc Messages in error status      (200) ACTIVE BDoc Type BUPA_MAIN: 3 Entries in Error
11.12.2006 15:05:34 ABC    CRM Middleware BDoc-Msg. in the Flow Status of BDoc Messages BDoc Messages in error status      (200) ACTIVE BDoc Type BUPA_REL: 1 Entries in Error
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Alert Framework Creation...

Hi All,
In our current production environment all the alerts of different functional tracks are coming to the admins assigned under fixed reciepients(under alrtcatdef). Now we are planning to segregate these alerts based upon different functional tracks like CRM,HCM etc.
Request you all to help me and provide the best possible way to achieve this like is there any option so that that i can define any rules(under Alert configuration in RWB) based upon the software component versions( actually i dont want to use sender namespace option becoz there are so many namespaces anywayz if i wont fine any solution this will be the last option)
And one more thing to choose different sender or receiver namespaces(under RWB Alert Configuration) do we also need to create diiferent alert category(under ALRTCATDEF)???
Request you all to please help.
Thanks
Amit

And one more thing to choose different sender or receiver namespaces(under RWB Alert Configuration) do we also need to create diiferent alert category(under ALRTCATDEF)???
Not required. We can use the same the same alert categories in multiple rules.
is there any option so that that i can define any rules(under Alert configuration in RWB) based upon the software component versions
The alert rules cannot be defined with software component version as condition.
planning to segregate these alerts based upon different functional tracks like CRM,HCM etc
Create classifications for different tracks and use 'receipients via user roles' instead of fixed receipients.
Assign authorization for classifications based on track based roles.
For example, CRM classification alert category should be defined with CRM specific roles so that only they can receive the alerts for CRM interfaces.

Authorization to Create the Alert Rules?

Hello All,
I created the Alert category in ALRTCATDEF transaction, now when i want to create the Alert rules in RWB.
Add Rule and Change Rule is in disable mode. my user have SAP_XI_ADMINISTRATOR authorization,
please tell me any other authorization role required to create the alert rules in RWB.
Thanks and Regards,
chinna

Hi,
Steps of alert configuration :
Prerequisites
The following prerequisites have to be met in order to use the Alert Management (ALM):
u2022 For using the Alert Inbox (BSP based display program of ALM), the corresponding service has to be activated in the service maintenance transaction SICF. Choose Default_host ® sap ® bc ® bsp ® sap ® alert inbox, and Activate in the context menu.
u2022 For customizing or administration of the Alert Management the corresponding authorization role has to be assigned. The end users do not need any additional authorization.
u2022 The central alert server must be maintained as an RFC destination in transaction SM59 in the local system. If there is no suitable user, you have to create a user for the RFC connection in the central alert system in transaction SU01. To make this RFC destination known as the RFC destination of the Alert Management System in the local system, the central alert server must also be selected as the RFC destination in transaction SALRT1 of the local system or in Settings ® RFC-Destination of Alert Server.
If the central alert server is running on the local system in the same client, you do not have to maintain an RFC destination. In this case, you can simply enter NONE in transaction SALRT1.
u2022 If external communication types, such as e-mail, SMS, and fax are used, these communication types must be correctly configured in SAPconnect, because the alerts are then sent from the central alert system via SAPconnect.
Process Flow
The following describes the process flow from alert configuration (transaction ALRTCATDEF) to alert display and confirmation (for example in the alert inbox transaction ALRTINBOX):
1. Optional: You can define alert classifications. These are useful to group alert categories. For example, you can create an alert classification CRM that contains alert categories referring to CRM. Alert classifications can now have subclassifications. This enables you to build up your own classification hierarchy. Especially, if you use the Alert Mangement (ALM) extensively, classification and subclassification help you to organize your ALM alert landscape and to have a clear overview.
2. For different types of alerts you have to define different categories. The category contains various properties and other specifications that define the alerts within that category, for example expiry date, or the escalation recipient. You can define an alert category to suit your business requirements and assign the category to the corresponding classification. For example, for the alert classification CRM you can create the alert categories Contract Cancelled and Decrease in Sales. When the critical situation defined in the alert category arises, the system recognizes this and sends an alert instance of this category to the recipients determined. The alerts can always be found in the display programs configured for the recipient (UWL, application-specific program, or alert inbox). Additionally, the alerts are sent via eventual external communication channels, such as e-mail, sms, or fax.
3. You have to determine recipients so that the Alert Management knows who the recipients of alerts of a particular category are and that the correct parties are informed.
4. You can configure the way how alerts are processed. For the general use of the Alert Management you do not have to change the default settings. However, if for example you want to send alerts to third-party systems, or to be able to confirm alerts by SMS/Internet mail, or to have logs written, then you have to configure alert processing.
5. There is a number of Alert Management administration reports that you must schedule according to your requirements. For example, report RSALERTPROC must be executed in order to enable escalation.
6. Alerts of a particular category must be triggered by an application at runtime. Triggering alerts can be done in various ways. You can call a function module directly or use middleware components that trigger alerts, such as the Business Object Repository (BOR), Post Processing Framework (PPF), SAP Workflow, or CCMS.
7. Recipients can view the alerts assigned to them in the UWL of Enteprise Portal, in application-specific display programs, or in the alert inbox. In addition, alerts can be received as e-mail, SMS, or fax, if these external communication channels are configured in SAPconnect.
8. If the problem causing the alert is solved by a recipient, the recipient can confirm the alert, this means its status is changed and it will not be delivered, escalated, or displayed anymore. Alerts are generally confirmed by the recipient in the display program, such as the UWL or Alert Inbox. However, if an alert is sent by Internet mail or SMS message, it is also possible to confirm it by sending an Internet mail or SMS message back to the SAP system. Alert Management uses inbound processing for this.
Refer these links :
Check these Usefull BLOGs also
/people/bhavesh.kantilal/blog/2006/07/25/triggering-xi-alerts-from-a-user-defined-function
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2007/04/26/xipi-throwing-generic-exceptions-from-any-type-of-mapping
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/09/09/xi-alerts--step-by-step - Alert Configuration
I tried to format it..But Dunno why it's appearing this way...**
Edited by: Sainath Chutke on Aug 12, 2010 8:43 AM

Alerts Question

Hi
Generally by default alert is triggered AFTER the max number of retry (say 3 times) as configured in J2EE visual admin.
However, is it possible if I would like the alert trigers immediately the 1ST attempt failed while runtime still will continue to attempt the remain 2 times(So, total still 3 times, note that I don't want to set max retry to only1)?
Thanks in advance...
//jack

Hi
Is there anybody can provide any hint to the question???
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CRM 5.0 Installation with MS-SQL and windows 2003 server

Hi,
I have to install CRM 5.0 with MS-SQL 2005 and ECC 6.0 with Oracle 10g and integrate with QAS(Third party tool).
My question are:
1.Can we install all there application on single server.
2. what s/w units we have to chose generally and what are standard(ie. EP,TREX etc.....)
3.Can we install the s/w units later after CRM core installation.
I am a BASIS Consulatnt and first time installing the CRM.
Regards
Alok

Hi Alok,
1. You can install all the applications in one box, But it is not advisable as the performance of all the applications can degrade.
2. Software units like EP, Trex are installed based on the business needs, requirements...
3. You can proceed initially with the installation of CRM Core components and later you can install other components/ software units.
Thanks
Ashok. R

How to create alerts in xi

hi friends,
pls help on this topic creation of alterts.
ravi

Hi,
Alert Configuration
You use the alert configuration to have the system inform you of errors during message processing. You can receive the alert by e-mail, fax, or SMS. In each case you will also find the alert in your alert inbox.
Prerequisites
The following prerequisites have to be met in order to use the Alert Management (ALM):
·        For using the Alert Inbox (BSP based display program of ALM), the corresponding service has to be activated in the service maintenance transaction SICF. Choose Default_host ® sap ® bc ® bsp ® sap ® alert inbox, and Activate in the context menu.
·        For customizing or administration of the Alert Management the corresponding authorization role has to be assigned. The end users do not need any additional authorization. You find more information under Authorization Concept.
·        The central alert server must be maintained as an RFC destination in transaction SM59 in the local system. If there is no suitable user, you have to create a user for the RFC connection in the central alert system in transaction SU01 (see User Administration and Authorization Concept). To make this RFC destination known as the RFC destination of the Alert Management System in the local system, the central alert server must also be selected as the RFC destination in transaction SALRT1 of the local system or in Settings ® RFC-Destination of Alert Server.
If the central alert server is running on the local system in the same client, you do not have to maintain an RFC destination. In this case, you can simply enter NONE in transaction SALRT1.
·        If external communication types, such as e-mail, SMS, and fax are used, these communication types must be correctly configured in SAPconnect, because the alerts are then sent from the central alert system via SAPconnect.
Process Flow
The following describes the process flow from alert configuration (transaction ALRTCATDEF) to alert display and confirmation (for example in the alert inbox transaction ALRTINBOX):
       1.      Optional: You can define alert classifications. These are useful to group alert categories. For example, you can create an alert classification CRM that contains alert categories referring to CRM. Alert classifications can now have subclassifications. This enables you to build up your own classification hierarchy. Especially, if you use the Alert Mangement (ALM) extensively, classification and subclassification help you to organize your ALM alert landscape and to have a clear overview.
       2.      For different types of alerts you have to define different categories. The category contains various properties and other specifications that define the alerts within that category, for example expiry date, or the escalation recipient. You can define an alert category to suit your business requirements and assign the category to the corresponding classification. For example, for the alert classification CRM you can create the alert categories Contract Cancelled and Decrease in Sales. When the critical situation defined in the alert category arises, the system recognizes this and sends an alert instance of this category to the recipients determined. The alerts can always be found in the display programs configured for the recipient (UWL, application-specific program, or alert inbox). Additionally, the alerts are sent via eventual external communication channels, such as e-mail, sms, or fax.
       3.      You have to determine recipients so that the Alert Management knows who the recipients of alerts of a particular category are and that the correct parties are informed.
       4.      You can configure the way how alerts are processed. For the general use of the Alert Management you do not have to change the default settings. However, if for example you want to send alerts to third-party systems, or to be able to confirm alerts by SMS/Internet mail, or to have logs written, then you have to configure alert processing.
       5.      There is a number of Alert Management administration reports that you must schedule according to your requirements. For example, report RSALERTPROC must be executed in order to enable escalation.
       6.      Alerts of a particular category must be triggered by an application at runtime. Triggering alerts can be done in various ways. You can call a function module directly or use middleware components that trigger alerts, such as the Business Object Repository (BOR), Post Processing Framework (PPF), SAP Workflow, or CCMS.
       7.      Recipients can view the alerts assigned to them in the UWL of Enteprise Portal, in application-specific display programs, or in the alert inbox. In addition, alerts can be received as e-mail, SMS, or fax, if these external communication channels are configured in SAPconnect.
       8.      If the problem causing the alert is solved by a recipient, the recipient can confirm the alert, this means its status is changed and it will not be delivered, escalated, or displayed anymore. Alerts are generally confirmed by the recipient in the display program, such as the UWL or Alert Inbox. However, if an alert is sent by Internet mail or SMS message, it is also possible to confirm it by sending an Internet mail or SMS message back to the SAP system. Alert Management uses inbound processing for this.
Please refer http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/49/cbfb40f17af66fe10000000a1550b0/frameset.htm for more details. This link contains everything about Alerts.
Hope this will solve your query.
Regards
Aashish Sinha
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'Public' Active Directory account no longer works w/Tiger?

We have approx 20 public Macs that all log onto our Windows 2003 server using the same Active Directory account - 'Public'
This has worked fine until Tiger - Now when we attempt to log onto one of our network drives with this account name I'm told by a pop-up window that the account is either disabled or I've put the password in incorrectly.
Can anyone confirm if 'Public' cannot be used by a user on Tiger? Is it exclusively for the OS?

Ran accross this in help file...
"Mac OS X 10.3 or later: "Invalid user name and password combination" Message When Using Active Directory
When binding a Mac OS X client computer to Active Directory, the account entered is not validated (resolved) at that time. It is used as entered. If entered incorrectly, you will see an alert message later.
Symptom
After configuring the Active Directory Directory Access plug-in, an alert message appears at the client computer that says "invalid user name and password combination."
Products affected
Mac OS X 10.3 or later
Solution
This happens when an incorrect name and/or password is entered, including a username entered with incorrect syntax.
The user's login name (also known as "PrincipalName") is required when binding a computer to Active Directory.
The user can also use the short part of the login name (such as "virginia"). The typical syntax of a login name is similar to "[email protected]".
Note: If the user's login name has been modified from the default "[email protected]", then the default login name must be used. The modified login name (such as "[email protected]") cannot be used."

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