FM for updatting multiple calendar special rules.

Hello
i have requirement to create special rules for Factory multiple Calendar's.
could you please provide any FM or BAPI that can be used to update the special rules.
i found one FM FACTORYCAL_WRITE_DOCUMENT, but here we can update only one Calendar at once.
i tried to update form the BDC using transaction SCAL, here the issues is that to update multiple calendars we have to do from the begining for each calendar.
thanks for your feed back on this.

Hi,
naidu c wrote:
> i found one FM FACTORYCAL_WRITE_DOCUMENT, but here we can update only one Calendar at once.
>
> i tried to update form the BDC using transaction SCAL, here the issues is that to update multiple calendars we have to do from the begining for each calendar.
What is the issue with calling the FM or executing the BDC, several times?
Sandra

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CREATE TABLE     work_groups
(     group_id     VARCHAR2(5)     NOT NULL
,     group_name     VARCHAR2(25)
,     group_desc     VARCHAR2(200)
,     CONSTRAINT     work_groups_pk     PRIMARY KEY (group_id)
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VALUES     ('A','Group A','Group A description');
INSERT INTO     work_groups
VALUES     ('B','Group B','Group B description');
INSERT INTO     work_groups
VALUES     ('C','Group C','Group C description');
INSERT INTO     work_groups
VALUES     ('D','Group D','Group D description');
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(     resource_id     VARCHAR2(20)     NOT NULL
,     type          VARCHAR2(1)
,     description     VARCHAR2(200)
,     group_id     VARCHAR2(5)
,     CONSTRAINT     resources_pk     PRIMARY KEY (resource_id)
,     CONSTRAINT     group_id_fk     FOREIGN KEY (group_id)
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VALUES     ('A001','M','text here','A');
INSERT INTO     resources
VALUES     ('A002','M','text here','A');
INSERT INTO     resources
VALUES     ('A003','M','text here','A');
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VALUES     ('B002','M','text here','B');
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VALUES     ('C001','M','text here','C');
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VALUES     ('C002','M','text here','C');
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I'm working in 10g (XE).
Edited by: user11033437 on Jul 19, 2011 3:05 PM
Also, I don't know if it would make more sense to just somehow store the days each resource/group doesn't work, and generate a workday calendar on the fly as needed, rather than trying to store possibly thousands of dates in the database??

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Interesting problem!
I'm not sure exactly what you want, however. Are you looking for a way to answer questions such as "For resource A001, what are the first 6 work days on or after January 4, 2010?" or "How many work days does resource A001 have between January 4 and January 12, 2010?" Post a few examples of the questions you might ask, and the results you would want, given the sample data you posted.
user11033437 wrote:
I would like to create multiple workday calendars, and be able to update them as needed. Each workday calendar would be for at most 5 years (right now), although it is possible that at some point in the future, I might want to extend that.
A workday calendar can apply to a single resource or a group of resources. Each individual is part of a resource group. Is a "resouce group" the same as a "work group"?
if a resource moves from one resource group to another, do you need to keep track of the historical information? For example, if resource A001 does not havfe its own calendar, and is part of work_group A on Juanuary 1, 2010, but then moves to work_group B on July 1, 2010, will you need to answer questions like "How many work days did A001 have in 2010", where you have to remember that the work_group A calendar apllied during the first half of the year, but the work_group B calendar was in use for the second half?
What I'm thinking is that if an individual resource has an associated workday calendar, that calendar gets used, but if it doesn't, it uses the calendar of it's resource group, and if the group doesn't have one, the default calendar gets used. Theoretically, each resource could have its own workday calendar, and there would be probably 500 resources at most. In practice, many resources will have the same or similar workday calendars.
Each calendar will be based on one of 3 standards: all calendars days are work days, all days but weekends are workdays, or all days except weekends and holidays are workdays. (Weeks start on Sunday, and Saturday and Sunday are weekends.) The standard calendar would then be modified to create each unique calendar as needed. For example, if a resource was an employee, their calendar might be the standard of not working weekends or holidays, but could also include a one week vacation in February and a one week vacation July. I'm not sure what the best approach is for defining a calendar in the first place and then being able to update it as an employee decides on vacations (or whatever other situation might affect workdays).It seems like the simplest thing would be to record only the exceptions to the base calendar. That is, given that the employee normally abides by the "no weekends or holidays" schedule, just enter 5 rows for that particular employee to mark the 5 work days he'll miss in February. If the emplyoee is going to work Saturdays in June (in addition to his regular schedule), then enter one row for each Saturday in June.
>
Furthermore, I'd really like to be able to incorporate work hours, which could vary by day, though would likely be fairly standard. I don't know if this information belongs in the workday table, or as something separate to be combined with the workday table. That depends on exactly what you want. Post a couple opf examples of questions you would want to answer, and the actual answers, given the sample data you post.
My ultimate purpose in doing all of this is to try to schedule a very large project amongst many resources.
Here is some sample data illustrating where I'm at so far:
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(     group_id     VARCHAR2(5)     NOT NULL
,     group_name     VARCHAR2(25)
,     group_desc     VARCHAR2(200)
,     CONSTRAINT     work_groups_pk     PRIMARY KEY (group_id)
INSERT INTO     work_groups
VALUES     ('A','Group A','Group A description');
INSERT INTO     work_groups
VALUES     ('B','Group B','Group B description');
INSERT INTO     work_groups
VALUES     ('C','Group C','Group C description');
INSERT INTO     work_groups
VALUES     ('D','Group D','Group D description');
CREATE TABLE     resources
(     resource_id     VARCHAR2(20)     NOT NULL
,     type          VARCHAR2(1)
,     description     VARCHAR2(200)
,     group_id     VARCHAR2(5)
,     CONSTRAINT     resources_pk     PRIMARY KEY (resource_id)
,     CONSTRAINT     group_id_fk     FOREIGN KEY (group_id)
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VALUES     ('A001','M','text here','A');
INSERT INTO     resources
VALUES     ('A002','M','text here','A');
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VALUES     ('A003','M','text here','A');
INSERT INTO     resources
VALUES     ('B001','M','text here','B');
INSERT INTO     resources
VALUES     ('B002','M','text here','B');
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VALUES     ('C001','M','text here','C');
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VALUES     ('C002','M','text here','C');
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VALUES     ('C003','M','text here','C');
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VALUES     ('D001','M','text here','D');
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VALUES     ('12345','L','text here','A');
INSERT INTO     resources
VALUES     ('12346','L','text here','A');
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VALUES     ('12347','L','text here','B');
INSERT INTO     resources
VALUES     ('12348','L','text here','B');
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VALUES     ('12349','L','text here','C');
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VALUES     ('12350','L','text here','C');
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VALUES     ('12351','L','text here','D');
It looks like all the rows have the same description. if description matters in this problem, wouldn't it be better to illustrate how it matters, by having different descrioptions that appeared in different outputs? On the other hand, if description doesn't play any role in this problem, then why include in the sample data at all?
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VALUES     (2,'All Days','This calendar treats all days as workdays');
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VALUES     (3, TO_DATE('01/03/2011','mm/dd/yyyy'),2011,1,TO_DATE('01/03/2010','mm/dd/yyyy'),1,2011,251,368);I've tried googling workday calendars and similar things, but I can't seem to find anything that fits my situation. If anyone could even point me in the right direction, I'd appreciate it.
I'm working in 10g (XE).
Edited by: user11033437 on Jul 19, 2011 3:05 PM
Also, I don't know if it would make more sense to just somehow store the days each resource/group doesn't work, and generate a workday calendar on the fly as needed, rather than trying to store possibly thousands of dates in the database??That's what I was thinking, too.
Post some sample data (if it's not what you've already posted), a couple of sample questions, and the exact answers you want from each question given that sample data.

How to stop ical from sending email notifications for updates on my share ical calendar

Is it possible stop ical from sending email notifications for updates I make on my share ical calendar?
Mac OSX 10.7.2
Very annoying for the person I am sharing my calendar with to get an email every time I change something.
I hope there is a way to stop the emails, but for the updates to still go on their calendar.
Thanks

Great idea Lofty! thanks. If the person you are sharing a calendar with is a Yahoo Mail user, you only need to set up one filter (under Options - Mail Options - Filters) and route to Spam folder or a special folder for that purpose.
Add a filter with the following parameters:
Sender contains: "Your First and Last Name" as it appears in the emails they are receiving
Subject contains: "Your First Name"
Email body contains: "iCloud"
Don't need to match case on anything.
So far, only these unwanted emails are being routed to the folder I chose.
Hope that helps until Apple gets it's act together

Garnishment - Special Rule for Non-Exempt Amount

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Thanks for your help!!
BBC

Hi,
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Business iCal sending out multiple calendar invites - one calendar and one account, 2 people using it for work

First question:
My boss has a Macbook Pro (iPad & iPhone), I have a Dell and iPad. We use his iCal for our work calendar and my Outlook is logged into his iCal so that I can load appointments & send them out to clients. He obviously has access to the same calendar so that he can also load appointments.
We have realised that sometimes the meeting invite, although I only send ONE invite out, will send 6 invites to a person. Here below you will see the icons that appear next to the 6 invites that the person that receives it sees next to the invites. It is therefor 3 types of emails/invites that are each sent out twice to the client. This is obviously not ideal. Could it be that I must not include my boss in the invites (as it is already his calendar sending out the invites), or what could it be that I am doing wrong?
Second question:
How can I ensure that replies (Yes/No/Maybe/Comments) appear in the iCal meeting, as people reply, but those replies I have to copy and paste into the meeting as they do not currently automatically update in the meeting.
Third question:
Any suggestions on a better system/method?
Please help!

I think I know what can help. I also support Mac users in a mixed environment, and find that being able to access a Windows machine to test settings for my iCal users is very very helpful. If you do not have one, I could also fix this one by adding the user's account to my one Mac that runs Entourage.
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Lemme know if you want Entourage instructions or if that does it for you.
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Hello and Happy New Year!
Here's my situation: I am iPhone5S, iPad2 & MacBookPro13; DH is Droid& Dell and children are iPad Minis & Dell. Their PCs run Win7 & 8.
DH & I use Google calendar to organize our schedules. Now all 3 kids have Minis and I want to allow them to see their appointments and our goings-on for the week on their calendars (we homeschool).
I see that Apple doesn't allow you to assign one event to multiple calendars. For instance, DH & I need to know that Boy#3 has bball practice on Tues & Thurs nights but so does said child. So, ideally, I'd love to assign our main calendar that event AND the "Boys Calendar." Would even be cool for each kid to have his own calendar but I won't split hairs at this point.
Here's the rub: I don't want the kids to have access to our main calendar on Google. DH & I have finally got it down and coordinated and I don't want them screwing it up or seeing our events. Some of them are private and just between hubs and me, if you know what I mean. I'd like my kids to open up their calendar and only have appts on it that pertain to them and their week/month. And I'd like to be able to see it all - even if it means I see duplicate events on a given day which indicate that the event is on two different calendars. Sort of like the colors of iCal but with the ability for the kids to just see their colors.
Does anyone use a good app that allows you to pick which calendar to assign an event to, even multiple calendars? I tried Fantastical but it doesn't let me assign to different calendars. Any.do is a don't for me.
Would love any feedback on what you've used successfully to organize your family.
Thanks so much! I appreciate your kind and considerate feedback.
Warmly (literally),
Kim in Phx

Right? I know. This just seems utterly ridiculous to me in this day and age. Maybe I'm mistaken but I was under the impression that there has to be an app that does this for people. I mean, how hard can this be? I wonder if I just keep my main calendar and invite my kids to their events. I wonder if that will work? I really don't want to be creating three different calendars copying and pasting events and trying to juggle 4 different calendars. How cool would it be to have everybody assigned their own calendar and then the master calendar can decide who to assign the events to? Like in iCal when you go to assign the calendar, instead of having one option, you could have all the calendars as options. I have two boys to do karate together, one boy who does basketball alone, and one boy who does flag football alone. I'd love to put karate on the schedule and then just assign it to the two calendars of the boys who are taking tae kwon do now. Create one event and then you decide which calendars to list it on.
I'll keep looking to see if anything is out there but I'm not sure that it can cross both iOS and PC platforms.
I really appreciate your info and the time you took.
Thank you so much,
Kim

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My wife has multiple calendars on her iPhone (mine and hers), but she would like to receive alerts/notifications only for the items on her calendar. Is this possible? (This seems to be the opposite problem from what this person experienced: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=8479193.)
We sync with Outlook on a PC via iTunes.

I have the very same problem. In our company, we have shared CalDAV calendars for every employee. I receive and sync those to my Mac and to my iPhone/iPod Touch; on both platforms I only want alerts for my personal appointments, and not to get alerted when my colleagues have a business lunch.
Interestingly, in iCal on Mac OS X, there is an option "Ignore Alarms" for every single shared calendar, and I can cherry-pick those that I want to get alerted about. This is exactly the behavior I want on the iPhone, too, which regrettably is not possible (yet?).
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--Alex.

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hi,
Please provide me the sql query to update multiple row in a table with different values.
i need to change the old date to new date
we have only 3 column id,name,old date.now i need to update the old date to new date
ID name old date new date
1 A 2012-12-20 12/7/2012
2 B 2012-12-20 12/9/2012
3 c 2012-12-20 12/5/2012
thank you.

Here are two ways to do this. Thanks to ranit for the table creation script, which I adapted.create table test_x
as
select 1 id, 'A' name, to_date('2012-12-20','yyyy-mm-dd') old_date
from dual UNION ALL
select 2 id, 'B' name, to_date('2012-12-20','yyyy-mm-dd') old_date
from dual UNION ALL
SELECT 3 ID, 'C' NAME, TO_DATE('2012-12-20','yyyy-mm-dd') OLD_DATE
from dual;First method using MERGE:MERGE INTO TEST_X O
USING (
select 1 id, to_date('12/7/2012','mm/dd/yyyy') new_date
from dual UNION ALL
select 2 id, to_date('12/9/2012','mm/dd/yyyy') new_date
from dual UNION ALL
SELECT 3 ID, TO_DATE('12/5/2012','mm/dd/yyyy') NEW_DATE
FROM DUAL
) n
ON (O.ID = N.ID)
WHEN MATCHED THEN UPDATE SET OLD_DATE = n.NEW_DATE;Second method using UPDATE:UPDATE TEST_X SET OLD_DATE =
CASE WHEN ID = 1 THEN TO_DATE('12/7/2012','mm/dd/yyyy')
WHEN ID = 2 THEN TO_DATE('12/9/2012','mm/dd/yyyy')
WHEN ID = 3 THEN TO_DATE('12/5/2012','mm/dd/yyyy')
END
where id between 1 and 3;
You probably don't want to use these methods.*
You say the "user" will enter these values. Will he always enter exactly 3 values?
The "user" will enter values into a screen I suppose. What language is the user interface programmed in?

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