FI Configuration Sequence

Gurus,
Could anyone kindly send configuration sequence in FICO implementation to [email protected]?
Thanks.
Anybody else who is interested to receive it, kindly message here.

Hi,
Study business process and Setup business bluprint. As for the bluprint we can configure FI Configuration.
__Enterpsrise structure:__
1. Create company T.code ox15
2. Create compny codes. T.code ox02
3. Define busenes areas. T. code ox03
4. Assign company codes to company. T. code ox16
Global settings;
1. Fiscal year. T. code ob29
2. Assign f. year to company code. T. code ob37
3. Define posting period variant. T. code obbo
4. Assign variants to company code. T.code obbp
5. Open and close posting period. T.code ob52.
6. Field status variant. T. code obc4
7. Assign company code to FSV. T.code obc5
8. Document number ranges. T code Fbn1. and
Define document no ranges. T.code oba7
9. Define Chart of accounts. T. code ob13
10. Assign COA to Company codes. T.code ob62
11. Define account groups. T.code obd4
12. Retained earnigs account.T.code ob53
13. Enter global parameters. T. code oby6
12.Define exchange rate differnce. T. code ob64
13.Define tax accounts. T. code ob40
GL/AR/ AP and AA configuration steps i will send u your mail id
bye

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Change Pixel Aspect Ratio Once Already Started?

I've been having trouble with my video looking extremely blurry -- I thought it had to do with rendering but it looks the same rendered as it did before rendering. I think I figured out that it has to do with the pixel aspect ratio being too small (or is it frame size, or are those the same thing? It's all very confusing for me!). The final output for this video is YouTube, but it also looks blurry within Premiere (mainly when stretching the Program Monitor so I can see it larger).
I helped on a video a few months ago that looked perfect, everything was really crisp in Premiere (after rendering, that is) and when exported to YT. The pixel aspect ratio was 1920x1080 for this video, and the one I'm working on now is 720x480.
So, can I enhance the pixel aspect ratio of the video I'm working on now? If I'm not able to change the pixel aspect ratio once I've started the project, what would be your advice going forward?
Thanks, and please let me know if you need any more information!

You need to be sure your sequence setting matches
the frame size and aspect ratio of your source media.
To create a sequence that matches your footage, try this:
Once you have created a properly configured sequence,
you can copy (Ctrl+C) then paste (Ctrl+V) your already edited
clips into the newly created sequence.
Also:
Changing a Sequence to Match a Clip
http://www.video2brain.com/en/lessons/changing-a-sequence-to-match-a-clip
Create a sequence
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/premierepro/cs/using/WS3E67AF4C-B2A2-4f04-90B4-F8CCFB74B144.ht ml#WSd79b3ca3b623cac941d41a681247d1f35a4-7fff
What's the best export format or codec?
http://www.video2brain.com/en/lessons/whats-the-best-export-format-or-codec

JMS sender channel binary format possible?

Hi,
We're still having codepage problems from MQ to SAP via JMS.
We send text messages, the QM format name is MQSTR and the message type is datagram.
At the moment SAP development is saying:
If the XML is encoded in anything other than UTF-8, then the
javax.jms.Message object must be be a BinaryMessage and not a
TextMessage. All TextMessages are interpreted to be UTF-8
My remarks on this:
-If we send UTF-8 the data is still corrupted in the end sap system so still the adapter seems to working incorrectly
-I have the feeling that in the JMS sender channel the CCSID parameter has no influence whatsoever on the application data translation
But I want to try anything, so how would I configure a JMS (MQ) sender channel for binarymessage. It seems that the JMSMessageType parameter is only valid for receiver channels. Ok, I can image that the sending side (MQ) should set the message type but then still I think the module configuration/sequence should be different than the standard one.
Anyone a clue what this should be?
thanks
Tom

Problem solved...
We finally managed to send a binary file to XI.
We had to do two changes to accomplish this, first make sure when we read the file from its source directory that no automatic translation is done (remove O_TEXTDATA switch from C api on iseries).
Secondly in MQ change the message format from MQSTR meaning text message to Blanks.
The messages in MQ are not human readable anymore, but when looking at the hex codes it is proper utf-8.
Now the special characters are correct in the XI monitors and also in the receiving SAP systems.
I suspect the cause of the problem to be in the iseries only partial support for the utf-8 encoding.
a nice way to end the week..

Up gradation Issues from 11.1.2.1 to 11.1.2.2 especially for SSL envrionmen

Hi All,
We are going for an up gradation from Hyperion 11.1.2.1 to Hyperion 11.1.2.2. All the products configured with SSL. I would like to know whether is there an impact in SSL configuration or not.
Products Installed in Hyperion 11.1.2.1 in Distributed Environment
Hyperion Planning
HFM
FR
Thanks

If you are configuring EPM System products for SSL, the configuration sequence and selections that you make during configuration depend on the type of SSL implementation you choose.
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E17236_01/epm.1112/epm_security_1112200.pdf

TESTSTAND 4.1 VERY UNSTABLE COMPARED TO TS4.0

HELLO ALL,
SORRY FOR THIS .BUT ITS VERY TRUE THAT TS4.1 CRASHES ERYFREQUENTLY COMPARED TO 4.0
AND U DONT HAVE THE SAME FEEL THAT WAS THEIR ON TS 4.0
IT HAS SOME GUI RELATED ISSUES ALSO.ETC ETC WHICH WAS VERY FINE ON TS 4.0
PLEASE IMPROVE FAST OR SEND SOME HOT FIXES

Kulwant,
When you complain of 'seriously degraded' performance, what aspect of performance are you talking about? Is it how long it takes for your application to launch? How long it takes to execute a sequence? How long it takes to display a dialog box?
Is the performance degredation confined to a specific sub-set of functionality? By that I mean, do only .NET steps slow down? Are other steps affected? Does the problem occur only in the Sequence Editor, or in every UI? The more detail you can give us, the better the chance of us being able to fix the problem.
When you complain of the 'GUI behaving unexpectedly' what behavior happens? Is it a hang or a crash? Do windows move unexpectedly? What is the problem you are having?
As far as the TestStand Sequence Editor behaving differently in 4.0 versus 4.1, I was not able to reproduce the behavior that you are describing. I tried creating many blank sequence files in both 4.0 and 4.1, and I got the same behavior in both. Do you have screenshots of the problem?
Also, in case you are not aware, the Sequence Editor display can be customized. You can choose to Tile or Cascade windows in the Window menu, and in Configure»Sequence Editor Options... there are many settings that you can use to change how information is displayed.
Josh W.
Certified TestStand Architect
Formerly blue

Import/Export properties

I have a sequence of 300+ steps. I've made it so that I can reuse the same function for each step so I have copied and pasted the same step 300 times. Now I need to simply give each step a unique name so I can import and export the properties that I need. Is there any way to give each step a unique name without clicking on each one to change it?? It seems you can't import the step name, what a pain.

rreis,
If you want your step names to be unique you can do the following:
1. Go to Configure->Sequence Editor Options->General
2. Verify that the 'Make Step Names Unique when Inserting Steps' box is checked.
3. Now every time you copy and paste a step it will be assigned a unique name.
If you already have a sequence with duplicate step names you could write a sequence that programmatically changes the step names so they are unique.
Hope it helps

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