For (var j in PMItms)

Hello,
Can anyone please tell me what the following code means and/or does:
for (var j in PMItms)
Is it something like:
for (var i=1; i<=16; i++) {
//some code
Please explain the difference or direct me to a website that can explain what "for(var j in PMItms)" does.
Thanks in advance
Linda

The for/in statement is a way to loop through the properties of an object (including an array). In your example, PMItms is the object and j is a variable that will be assigned the value of the property for each iteration.
Here's some links to documentation:
for...in - JavaScript | MDN
for...in Statement (JavaScript)

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I just got through the FAQ - SAP Solution Manager for VARs, but have some further questions:
For me it is not quite clear which connections are necessary for which VAR scenrio.. currently we have setup the service desk in our solman. Customer's aren't linked to the solman yet - we have saprouter-saprouter connections. Connecting them via SAP support backbone is an interesting option, especially for incident management. To get this working we should follow note 1124718 right?
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Hello Richard,
(1) regarding network connections see document [Draft:Technical Support Network Connections for VAR Scenario|http://service.sap.com/~form/sapnet?_SHORTKEY=00200797470000089947&_OBJECT=011000358700000880802009E] as overview and with a lot of detailed information.
(2) yes, you have to setup once all your customer connections at the beginning but then only add/remove with customer contract changes
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FAQ - SAP Solution Manager for VARs

You can find further technical questions around configuration & functionalities in a comprehensive
FAQ to SAP Solution Manager for VARs.
This FAQ covers questions and answers around:
    > SAP Solution Manager, enterprise edition
    > SAP Solution Manager VAR setup: configuration of Service Desk
    > Work Center Service Desk: functions & configuration
    > Work Center System Monitoring: setup of SAP EarlyWatch Alert
You can access the FAQ directly thru the following link [FAQ - SAP Solution Manager for VARs|http://service.sap.com/~form/sapnet?_SHORTKEY=01100035870000722612&_OBJECT=011000358700000490172009E].
Navigation path: SAP Service Marketplace > SAP Support Portal > SAP Support Infrastructure > SAP Solution Manager > SAP Solution Manager for Partners > Information for Service Provider > Training and HowTo Documents > Administrator
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Hello Richard,
(1) regarding network connections see document [Draft:Technical Support Network Connections for VAR Scenario|http://service.sap.com/~form/sapnet?_SHORTKEY=00200797470000089947&_OBJECT=011000358700000880802009E] as overview and with a lot of detailed information.
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(4) whatever you think may be a business to sell - do it ! (and get a monetary bonus from your boss
Kind regards
Heinrich

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You ask everything about configuration of the Service Desk, SAP Solution Manager operation, tips and tricks.
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Feel free to create questions on all SAP Solution Manager topics as a VAR.
Feel free to create answers on all questions other members posted.
This means worldwide collaboration.
For questions / discussion not specific to VARs please consider also the [general forum SAP Solution Manager|SAP Solution Manager;.
Notice: to save a posting click "Edit Message".
Welcome Thread: Welcome to Forum "SAP Solution Manager for VAR Partners"
Rules of Engagement https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/wiki?path=/display/home/rulesofEngagement
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lucreate -c be1 -n be2 -m /:/dev/dsk/c0t1d0s0:ufs(You can probably come up with more useful names than "be1" and "be2"!)
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This gives you a system with everything in one partition. If you want to stick with different partitions for the different systems, lucreate can do that too, see the man page and docs. I think it's more trouble than it's worth for a single-user/desktop type system.
Once you're up on the new disk, you can look into repartitioning the old disk to get you a similar-size partition to use as a spare boot environment, and you can start using Live Upgrade for what it was designed for: letting you upgrade without taking the system down.

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No uninitialized partition for /var but I went on anyways

In case anyone makes the same mistake as I did and added the old /var volume back into the new 1.1 VM, this is how you fix it if you told it to keep the /var on the root partition:
(You can do all of this while the VM is running, at least on VMWare)
- Remove old /var disk.
- Create a new disk for the /var volume.
- Log in to the console as root (not ssh)
What you need to know at this point:
When looking at the device nodes for the virtual disks, 0:0 will be /dev/sda, 0:1 will be /dev/sdb and 0:2 will be /dev/sdc.
The order for devices will be 2:1, where the lowest number is always /dev/sda, which tends to be 0:0, so 0:0 (sda) 0:1 (sdb) 1:0 (sdc), the first number is the controller number and the 2nd the disk number.
You can *probably* also check the 'dmsg' output and the new drive will be at the bottom.
Replace 'sdc' with your var drive identifier.
As root:
# fdisk /dev/sdc
Type p just to check if there are no partitions on the drive and you picked the right one.
Type n to create a new partition, make it a primary partition with nr 1, accept the default values and it should work.
exit fdisk by typing w (save and quit)
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# mkfs.ext3 /dev/sdc1
(could also make it ext4 but everything else seems to be ext3)
Now comes the trickery to change the var folder around with a mount point.
First we switch to runlevel 1.
# init 1
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# mkdir /mnt/var
# mount /dev/sdc1 /mnt/var
# cd /var
# cp -ax * /mnt/var
# cd /
# mv var var.old
# mkdir /var
# umount /mnt/var
# mount /dev/sdc1 /var
# ll /var (just to check)
# vi /etc/fstab (or whichever editor you're comfortable with)
Obviously we want to mount the volume again on reboot, so add the following line to your fstab:
/dev/sdc1 /var ext3 rw 0 0
Save and exit and reboot the appliance and you're done.
Obviously it's better to add the new disk *before* starting the vm for the first time but I missed that part in the documentation :-)
Hope this'll help someone else.

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I have an issue I hope you can help me with.
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