GR FOR CONSUMABLES

Hi,
For Consumables & Services, I have maintained valuation class against the material groups in Entry aid w/o material master. Also neccessary settings have been done in OBYC. For service i have maintained valuation class as blank & corresponding accounts.
For consumables in VBR key i have maintained the valuation class & G/L account. Also in WRX the neccessary g/L accounts are maintained. For service the valuation class is blank & for Consumables i have put the valuation class.
Whats happening is that for both service & consumables...the Gr/ir clearing account is hitting the same as of service during GRN.
Please suggest how to hit seperate GR/IR clearing account for service & for Consumables

Hello John,
Please, have a look at the SAP Note 301477.
As stated here:
"The determination of the GR/IR clearing account (WRX) is always carried out with an empty valuation class.
If you want to use the valuation class for the material group in order to determine the GR/IR clearing account, you can implement this function
with the help of enhancement LMR1M002 described in Note 165692."
Please, check also this second note 165692 and the User Exit.
I hope this information can be of help.
Best regards,
Esther

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WRX Error-For consumables posting with Acc Assignment K

We are doing a GR for consumables posting with account assignment category K (Cost centre). However, while trying to post the document, system issues a message that "Account determination for WRX cannot be determined".
Why this error is coming for consumables posting for a cost centre ? Is it standard or am I missing any configuration ?

Hi,
When you are booking a Consumption to a Cost Center at the time of GR, the entry whihc is passed is
Consupmtion A/c Dr
GR/IR Account Cr.
At the time of IR, the entry will be
GR/IR Account Dr.
Vendor A/c Cr.
So you will have to do the settings for the WRX for GR/IR account in OBYC.
Regards,
Amit
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RAID for Consumer PCs

If you have an interest in using RAID, then the MS Word document attached to this post may be useful information. Scroll all the way to the bottom for the attachment.
RAID for Consumer PCs
Table of Contents
RAID
RAID 0
RAID 1
RAID 5
RAID 10 (0+1)
INTEL Controller Support for Different RAID Configurations
Background Information for Creating a RAID configuration.
Considerations:
Performance comparisons
Creating a RAID 0 Array
Creating a RAID 1 Array
Creating a RAID 5 Array
Creating a RAID 10 (0+1) Array
Conversion from RAID 0 to RAID 5
RAID 0 to RAID 5 Observations
Other RAID Migrations
*************DISCLAIMER***********
RAID
RAID is an acronym for Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks and also commonly called Redundant Array of Independent Disks. A RAID array is created when one or more hard disks or one or more solid state disks (SSD) are combined to form a logical volume using one of several different configurations. Consumer level PCs typically use RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 5 and occasionally RAID 10 (0+1). The RAID configuration choice is dependent on the requirements for redundancy, speed and capacity. The choice of a RAID configuration will be a compromise between speed, redundancy, capacity and cost. The different RAID configuration options can be restricted by hardware limitations.
RAID 0
A RAID 0 volume is created when 2 hard disks are used and then data is spanned or striped across the different hard disks. The process of spanning data across different hard disks is also called scatter loading. By spreading data across multiple hard disks, a significant performance improvement can be gained. However, should one of the hard disks fail, then the entire RAID 0 configuration becomes unusable. A RAID 0 volume combines the capacity of the hard drives being used in the configuration.
RAID 1
A RAID 1 configuration is created when 2 hard disks are used and then data on hard drive 1 is replicated to hard drive 2. The process is also called data mirroring. This configuration provides for redundancy in the event of a single hard drive failure but at the expensive of a degradation to write performance as data has to be written to multiple hard drives. Since the data is being replicated between two volumes the overall capacity is limited to that of one hard drive.
RAID 5
A RAID 5 configuration is similar to a RAID 0 array except RAID 5 deploys distributed parity also referred to as checksum data. Blocks of data are stripped across three or more hard drives and each hard drive contains block level recreation data (parity). In the event of a hard drive failure, parity will allow for the data to be accessed through a dynamic data creation process. The downside to the dynamic data creation process is a reduction in performance until the failing hard drive can be replaced. RAID 5 performs best for supporting read accesses as write operations will be slower while the parity blocks are being updated. Parity data does consume disk space. A three hard drive RAID 5 array will have about the same total data capacity as a two hard drive RAID 0 array.
RAID 10 (0+1)
A RAID 10 configuration also called RAID 0+1 can be implemented in two different methods depending on the hardware being used. The below left configuration is a striped RAID 1 array being replicated and the below right configuration is a RAID 0 array being replicated. A RAID 10 configuration can provide a RAID 0 performance level even with the loss of one hard disk. The downside to RAID 10 is the reduced configuration capacity.
INTEL Controller Support for Different RAID Configurations.
The RAID configurations used in this document are based on the INTEL SATA controller.
See the below table.
NOTE: Even though your system board may have the appropriate Intel controller,
not all system boards will provide RAID functionality.
Background Information for Creating a RAID configuration.
You can create a RAID configuration provided that:
The PC cabinet can accommodate additional hard drive(s) if needed.
The system board has the necessary open SATA port(s) if needed.
A SATA controller that can support the desired RAID configuration.
You can determine the status of your RAID configuration by using the Intel Rapid Storage Technology (IRST) software. If you don’t have this software on your PC then you can download IRST from the Intel web site. I recommend that you use the latest version available from Intel. Background information can be obtained from the IRST User Guide. When you launch IRST, the help topics are an excellent source of information. You can access IRST by going into the Control Panel and select Intel Rapid Storage Technology. You can also access IRST from the lower right Task Bar location. IRST should resemble a hard drive icon and normally it has a green check mark. By default IRST is set as delayed startup so don’t expect to see it active right after boot up. The Intel images being used in this document are from IRST version 11.1.0.1006.
If the SATA controller in your PC is not set to RAID then read this Microsoft article if you are running VISTA or Windows 7. You need to run the MrFixIT script before you reboot your PC in the bios and make the SATA controller mode change to RAID. The script will then allow Windows to choose the correct driver when you reboot your PC. If you plan on using a boot drive image restore then be sure to run the script just prior to making taking your image backup. That way your backup image is set to allow Windows to choose the correct SATA driver.
Before creating any RAID configuration, always make backups of your data and image the boot hard disk to external media such as an USB drive. Additionally, be sure that your imaging product boot disk is functional, particularly if the PC’s boot hard disk is part of the RAID configuration. Its best to use a commercial hard disk imaging product as support and functionality is generally better than the “freebie” software.
Be sure that your PC is running the latest available BIOS. BIOS updates are used to update the Intel ROM firmware. Additionally, check for hard drive and SSD firmware updates.
Summary of preparation steps in priority order:
Backup your data.
Test out your recovery and restore procedures.
Update the following: BIOS, hard drive firmware, SSD firmware
Update IRST
Execute the Microsoft MrFixIt if your PC is not set to RAID mode in the bios.
Create an image of your boot hard drive.
Considerations:
After replacing a failed hard drive, don’t expect the rebuild process to be fast. All of the data that existed on the failed hard drive must be either regenerated using parity data or replicated to the new hard drive.
I recommend that you use an uninterruptable power supply (UPS) when using RAID 5. Cached write data needs to be written to hard drive in the event of a power failure to avoid the loss of data. You might want to consider disabling write back cache if you are not using an UPS. There is a performance reduction by doing so at the expense of improving data integrity.
If you need a RAID array over 2 TB then your PC needs: UEFI bios, 64 bit operating system, GPT formated hard drives. Review this Microsoft article on Windows and GPT FAQs.
Since a MBR formated array will limit the useable space to 2 TB it’s therefore best to use hard drives that are 1 TB or less for RAID 0, 5 and 10.
Consider the data growth rate and the size of the array. The Intel controller will limit the number of hard drives. The size of the PC cabinet and available system board SATA ports will also be growth constraints. It’s not uncommon for a business to experience an annual data growth rate of 20 percent.
If you need a RAID solution beyond the typical consumer level RAID configurations, then you should review the RAID options available from HP.
RAID technology in not infalible so you need to consider backups. A voltage spike inside your PC could render the RAID unusable and unrecoverable. Corrupted data or a virus are other reasons for keeping backups. An external USB connected hard drive might be sufficient for backups.
Throughly test your backup and restore software. Always keep more than one backup copy of your data.
Performance comparisons:
All of the hard drives benchmarked are Hitachi 1.5 TB SATA III hard drives connected as SATA II devices. HD Tune was used to benchmark the seniaros using default settings.
Configuration
Average MB/s
Maximum MB/s
Single hard drive
113
152
RAID 0
222
289
RAID 1
104
142
RAID 5
221
288
RAID 10 (0+1)
220
274
Creating a RAID 0 Array.
If you are configuring the Windows boot drive into a RAID 0 array, then you need to use the Intel option ROM method for creating the array. Tapping Cntl-i at boot up will get you into the Intel option ROM firmware setup utility. Once the array has been created then boot up your image recovery disk and load the array from your image backup.
If you are creating a RAID 0 data only array then you can use the IRST when running Windows to create the array. You can also use the Intel option ROM firmware setup utility. Even though this HP VISTA RAID setup article is dated, it does have some excellent information.
Launch IRST.
You can observe in the above image the status of the hard drives attached to the Intel SATA controller. Now click on Create. Select Optimized Disk (RAID 0) then click on Next.
Configure the RAID 0 array by selecting two hard drives of the same size and click on Next.
Next click on Create Volume.
A warning window will appear. Click on OK.
The new RAID volume is now created. However, you now need to use Windows Disk Management to ready the volume for use.
Creating a RAID 1 Array.
If you are configuring the Windows boot drive into a RAID 1 array, then you need to use the Intel option ROM method for creating the array. Tapping Cntl-i at boot up will get you into the Intel option ROM firmware setup utility. Once the array has been created then boot up your image recovery disk and load the array from your image backup.
If you are creating a RAID 1 data only array then you can use the IRST when running Windows to create the array. You can also use the Intel option ROM firmware setup utility. Even though this HP VISTA RAID setup article is dated, it does have some excellent information.
Launch IRST.
You can observe the above status of the hard drives attached to the Intel SATA controller. Now click on Create.
Select Real-time data protection (RAID 1) and click NEXT.
Configure the RAID 1 array by selecting two hard drives of the same size and click on Next.
Next click on Create Volume.
The new RAID volume is now created. However, you now need to use Windows Disk Management to ready the volume for use.
Creating a RAID 5 Array.
A RAID 5 array will require three to four hard drives. While it is possible to convert a RAID 0 to a RAID 5 array, I recommended that you consider building the RAID 5 array from scratch rather than use a conversion method.
If you are configuring the Windows boot drive into the RAID 5 array, then you need to use the Intel option ROM method for creating the array. Tapping Cntl-i at boot up will get you into the Intel option ROM firmware setup utility. Once the array has been created then boot up your image recovery disk and load the array from your image backup.
If you are creating a RAID 5 data only array then you can use the IRST when running Windows to create the array. You can also use the Intel option ROM firmware setup utility. Even though this HP VISTA RAID setup article is dated, it does have some excellent information.
The following procedure will build the RAID 5 array with three hard drives using IRST.
Launch IRST.
During this create process, I will be using the last three hard drives
listed in the above image under Storage System View. Now click Create.
Select Efficient data hosting and protection (RAID 5) and click
On Next.
Select the three hard drives for RAID 5 and click on Next.
Review the volume creation selections then click on Create Volume.
Review the final warning then click on OK.
Now click on OK and review the final array status.
Creating a RAID 10 (0+1) Array.
A RAID 10 (0+1) array will require four hard drives.
If you are configuring the Windows boot drive into the RAID 10 (0+1) array, then you need to use the Intel option ROM method for creating the array. Tapping Cntl-i at boot up will get you into the Intel option ROM firmware setup utility. Once the array has been created then boot up your image recovery disk and load the array from your image backup.
If you are creating a RAID 10 (0+1) data only array then you can use the IRST when running Windows to create the array. You can also use the Intel option ROM firmware setup utility. Even though this HP VISTA RAID setup article is dated, it does have some excellent information.
The following procedure will build the RAID 10 (0+1) array using four hard drives using IRST.
Launch IRST.
This create process will be using the last four hard drives listed in the above image under Storage System View. Notice that the hard drives are not the same size. Two of the hard drives are 1.5 TB and two hard drives are 2 TB. While it’s recommended to use all hard drives of the same size, it’s not required. The RAID 10 creation progam will pick to two smallest hard drives for the striped pair and then the two largest hard drives for replication pair but not the opposite as the two largest hard drives if used as the striped pair would not fit on the two smaller hard drives for replication. Now click Create.
Select Balanced performance and data protection (RAID 10) and click
on Next.
Select the four hard drives for RAID 10 and click on Next.
Notice that IRST is set to create a RAID 10 volume with the capacity of 2.7 TB.
Review the volume creation selections then click on Create Volume.
Review the final warning then click on OK.
Now click on OK and review the final array status.
Conversion from RAID 0 to RAID 5
If you have a RAID 0 hard disk configuration and you are concerned that a hard drive failure will cause your PC to crash or results in data loss then you might have an option to use RAID 5. A RAID 5 three drive configuration can survive a single hard drive failure but not two failing hard drives. While there are other RAID configurations possible, this document will only be addressing a three hard drive configuration using the Intel SATA controller. Some of the newer HP PCs can accommodate three hard drives and can be configured when ordered with RAID 5.
Observe the below image. This PC has a RAID 0 2.7 TB array. To build the RAID 5 array, you will need to add (configure) an additional hard drive into the array. Click on Manage and then add an eligible hard drive to the array.
Note: all data on the hard drive to be added to the array will be lost since parity and data from the existing array needs to be written to the added hard drive to create the RAID 5 array. Take backups of your existing array in case something goes wrong.
Once you are on the Manage screen then click on Change type.
The following screen will appear:
Select the drive to be included into the array and click on OK.
When the migration process begins, the Status is now indicating migrating and the Type is RAID 5. The hard drive added was 2 TB which meets the minimum amount. BE PATIENT! The migration process will take a very long time for an in place migration to complete.
It’s much faster to delete out the original RAID 0 volume, create the new RAID 5 volume and then reload the original RAID 0 image from your backups. I recommend that you consider
this method verses the in place approach.
Click on Status to show the migration progress.
RAID 0 to RAID 5 Observations
I was able to shut down and boot the RAID configuration before the migration process had completed. The in place migration method was very slow, about 3% per hour and hence my recommendation to use a differnet method. Booting up from different hard drive before the migration process has completed results in a BSOD on boot up.
After completing the RAID 5 conversion, I did receive a message from IRST indicating that one or more volumes is protected against a hard drive failure.
Other RAID Migrations
While there are other RAID migrations options available, they can be platform (chipset) specific. Review this Intel Chipset article on supported RAID migrations. Even though the Intel RAID migration has a safety function built into the process in the event of a power loss or shutdown, it’s always best to have a complete set of up-to-date backups.
The migration process can be painfully slow. The migration time is largely dependent on the hard drive sizes and the number of hard drives involved in the overall migration. In some cases it might be faster to build the RAID array from scratch and then load the data back to the array verses using an in place migration process.
It is possible to increase the overall RAID array (volume) size with some RAID configurations by adding hard drives to the array. The overall size of the array may be limited by how the array had been previously formatted by Windows. Review the information under the Considerations topic in this document.
*********updated August 21, 2013
If you are using SSDs in a RAID 0 configuration then you will need to have the Intel 7 or 8 chipset plus Intel Rapid Storage Technology (IRST) version 11 or higher to get Windows TRIM support to function. The latest version of IRST as of 8/21/2013 that I have seen is 12.7.1036.
*************DISCLAIMER***********
There may be inaccuracies with the information contained in this document so please consider that when using RAID.
*************DISCLAIMER***********
HP DV9700, t9300, Nvidia 8600, 4GB, Crucial C300 128GB SSD
HP Photosmart Premium C309G, HP Photosmart 6520
HP Touchpad, HP Chromebook 11
Custom i7-4770k,Z-87, 8GB, Vertex 3 SSD, Samsung EVO SSD, Corsair HX650,GTX 760
Custom i7-4790k,Z-97, 16GB, Vertex 3 SSD, Plextor M.2 SSD, Samsung EVO SSD, Corsair HX650, GTX 660TI
Windows 7/8 UEFI/Legacy mode, MBR/GPT
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Tool Bar too jacked-up for consumer level PDF

Sooner or later 3D interactive will saturate our culture. And Acrobat 3D is a great step, but it is targeted toward engineers and not consumer level marketing.
I want to produce these great PDFs for consumer level product marketing, but the Tool Bar is too feature rich for consumers. The tools are okay, let’s keep them, but the default tool, ROTATE, is just infuriating (not a good thing).
I have been on the creative end of advertising for over 30 years, working with 3D for last ten years, and I do some coding from time to time, so I am not afraid of a challenge. I know this: a picture is worth a thousand words, a moving picture is worth ten thousand words, a 3D interactive needs NO words.
Adobe has taken a giant 3D step with Acrobat, but the company now seems to be pulling away. Broad consumer level acceptance will generate the demand for Acrobat 3D, the engineering market is not big enough by itself. Here is my problem, the TOOL BAR requires an engineering degree, it is far beyond the consumer’s attention span and comprehension. Consumers are not engineers, but they do know how to use a mouse.
So here is my consumer level wish list for Adobe Acrobat 3D:
Remove the TOOL BAR and the RIGHT CLICK SUBMENU entirely from the annotation. When I say "Remove" I want it disabled, and make it not visible on a tool-by-tool basis. Keep the TOOL BAR as part of Acrobat 3D, but I need to manage it for the sake of consumers and my product. I don't want customers seeing it and wondering why they can get a tool to work, or wondering what they are missing because of a grayed-out feature. I want their attention on the product offered in the PDF. (I can NOT do this yet)
Make SPIN the default movement tool and the only tool. (I CAN do this, thanks to this forum and javascript discussions)
I need to restrict the rotation of the SPIN tool from going below the ground plane, and adjust the friction of the SPIN tool, some models move too fast in the environment. (I can NOT do this yet)
The default arrowhead cursor does nothing to promote (set apart, distinguish, or announce) the 3D environment. When a consumer has a cursor over an activated 3D annotation the cursor should communicate that fact. The right cursor for this job is the "move" cursor (looks like the PAN TOOL icon). I need to set the MOVE icon as the default 3D icon (I can NOT do this yet)
Create a 2D layer in front of the 3D scene to place stationary JPGs and TEXT in front of the 3D annotation. This can be useful for placing custom view buttons, ON/OFF buttons, transparency sliders in the scene, or toggling between one or two model render modes or different lighting schemes. (I can NOT do this yet)
As I said before, “remove the RIGHT CLICK SUBMENU entirely” because it is the can of worms as the TOOL BAR. But I do want to be able to customize the RC SUBMENU when a consumer clicks on a part of the 3D model. When they right click, they should get a submenu of features, options, properties that relate to my product offer. (I can NOT do this yet)
And finally, URL connectivity. That RIGHT CLICK SUBMENU has a feature like: make reservation, order this part, add to cart. (I can NOT do this yet)
Now that will accelerate Acrobat 3D. Anybody know how to accomplish these features?
Greg

OK, in order:
1 - you can disable the toolbar using the 3D annotation's properties, but you cannot disable the context (right-click) menu or edit the entries. You can add buttons to the toolbar to a very limited extent using JS, and can en/disable tools by name, but can't replace the entire thing and can't affect the other dropdowns (like the lighting or rendering menus)
2 - easy with JS, as you already know: runtime.setCurrentTool('Spin');
3 - also possible with JS, but complex to implement as you have to re-write the camera handling functions and do some polar geometry math. There are some examples from Directlight which use a ground-collision script for architectural renders inside a "sky bubble", but the script they use is copyrighted.
4 - we don't give any access to the cursor icons, period.
5 - You can do this in several ways; either with a watermark layer on the PDF, or using a SWF embedded in the 3D scene and some JS to load the SWF as a "scene foreground object". I've covered a lot of this on the Acrobatusers.com tutorials, but will be talking more about it in upcoming shows.
6 - see q1
7 - very commonly-done using JS, and probably the main thing scripts in 3D PDFs are used for. There are "3D order form" examples all over the Web, which use a script to override the default selection handler in the 3D scene, check the name of the mesh node being clicked, and then fire something out to the PDF (such as filling in a form field, opening a document, etc.) - suggest you grab one and poke about inside, as the handlers are all pretty much the same.
It's important to note that the display of a 3D annot is handled by a plugin shipped with Acrobat and Adobe Reader, and this plugin decides what toolbars, menus, etc. appear. Because plugins don't generally expose themselves to each other, you couldn't override the default 3D toolbar even if you wrote a "plugin plugin", and there are no plans to change the customization options (or lack thereof). I agree with you that some of the tools and context items are a little obscure for Joe Public, but they were indeed designed for use by engineers! 3D PDF came about so CAD/CAM data could be exchanged and reviewed, so it was realistic to expect people opening the files were savvy in how to work with 3D models. They've grown to be more public-facing, but even today the vast majority of 3D PDFs are passed from one engineer to another, who both probably use a Space Pilot instead of the toolbar commands.

Best practice for consuming web services

Hi
we are consuming web service in orchestration by "Add Generated Item".By using this option it creates 1 orch,1xsd file and some bindings.
we have different projects for schemas,maps and orchestration under our solution in visual studio.
Now i need to know that what will be the best practice for consuming web service in orchestration i mean in which project should i use "add generated item" (in orchstration project or in schemas project) coz it generates both 1 orch and 1
schema.
thanks

From a service orientation perspective you should abstract the service artifacts from the other artifacts. Otherwise it will be very difficult to update the service interface without affecting the other artifacts. For example you don't want to have to redeply
your entire application if only one field changes in the service you consume.
So I typically generate the items, remove the unnecessary stuff, and put them in a separate project.
Depending on the control you have over the services you want to consume, it would even be better to create another layer of abstraction. By that I mean create your own interface (schema) and map that one to the one the service exposes. This basically
is only necessary if you consume external services that are beyond your control. By abstracting the interface it exposes, you limit the impact of changes of that interface on the rest of your system. All changes are abstracted behind your own interface.
If you consume internal services, you can probably control the way the interface is defined. In a service oriented world all internal services expose a well known interface, based on the domain objects you have within your organisation.
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Error in Logical port for Consumer proxy in SOAMANAGER

HI Experts,
While creating Logical port for Consumer proxy in SOAMANAGER I am facing problem
"SRT Framework exception: Uninstantiated object "subject sidl service" in method IF_SRT_WSP_CONFIG_SIDL~CREATE_CLNT_CFG_FROM_WSDL_D of class CL_SRT_WSP_CONFIG_SIDL ".
Kindly suggest.

Hi Milan,
this kind of error occurs when there is no service and end point description in the WSDL of provider who's service you are trying to consume using Consumer Proxy.
Just open the provider's WSDL URL that you have given while creating Logical port for the consumer proxy and check if service and end point exists there.
Thanks
Sunil Singh

IMovie capture quality better than anything FCP can offer for consumer DV?

As a newbie to FCP, I have not found Capture, sequence, and export settings that is equal to or better than what iMovie 08 can create. Prior to this, I've been using iMovie 08 which is extremely user friendly. Just plug in the fire wire connections and it auto detects only one setting for DV. I am not sure what format it captures in but it does a good job. When I export out of iMovie 08 I use "using Quicktime" and choose the Uncompressed 8-bit NTSC method. The result is a decent, non-interlaced looking .mov file.
The first time I tried to capture with FCP I chose the easy setup, where I would capture in the NTSC DV, sequence would be NTSC DV and export using the current settings in quicktime. The result was an interlaced and lowered quality vid.
I have also tried the following combinations with no success with quality comparisons w/ iMovie 08:
capt: NTSC dv, seq: NTSC DV, progressive exp: Uncompressed 8-bit
capt: Uncompressed 8-bit, seq: Uncompressed 8-Bit exp: Uncompressed 8-bit
This last one came close, but still iMovie 08 was better.
My assumption is that FCP would contain the settings to duplicate or even out perform iMovie's export quality for consumer video dv. I viewed iMovie as little brother and FCP as big brother. Shouldn't FCP produce equal to or better quality than iMovie 08? And what are the settings for this?
Thanks

Thank you for clearing up my confusion. How is my export from iMovie 08, using "Uncompressed 8-bit" coming out progressive (I see no interlaced, odd/even scan lines)? Is this export dropping lines/information? If so, uncompressed is not an appropriate name for the export.
I understand what you are saying about "getting quality back" on export. My initial question was comparing the quality of an iMovie 08 export vs. FCP export and having the problem of a lowered output from the FCP export.
If anyone has the time, would they try a short experiment:
1. From your DV source, camera or deck connect to your computer
Capture a short clip via iMovie 08 a short clip in standard 4:3.
Export using Quicktime, Uncompressed 8-bit setting
2. From your DV source, camera or deck, connect to your computer.
Capture the same short clip to FCP using Easy set up for NTSC DV. Export with current settings.
3. Compare the two.

Material type for consumable item

Hi,
actualy which material type will be used to create material master for consumable items?

Hi,
You can use the HIBE --Operating Supplies Material type to create the Consumable Materials.
For stationary HIBE or create you own material type by copying HIBE or VKHM or ERSA
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Wrong Register Updation for consumable material

Hello Gurus,
I am getting problem for consumable material for which excise duty is applicable. Normally after making GR for these type of material RG23A Part I and RG23A part II registers should get updated but I am facing problem that for these material currently RG23C register is getting updated.
Kindly help me to resolve this issue.
Warm Regards
Kishor Hole

Hello, I have already checked this scenario with material code and without material code. I am taking care of Material type in J1ID and it is consumable only. Also at the time of GR in Excise Item tab I am verifying for material type and chapter id but it is still updating to RG23C register.
Please help me out for the solution
Warm Regards
Kishor Hole

Pros & Cons for consuming web services in ABAP using ABAP PROXY

Hi,
Other then performence is there any other disadvantages like security,etc for consuming web services in ABAP using ABAP proxy?
I really appreciate if some one provide the more details(Pros & Cons ) regarding cosuming web services and I also want to know is there any other way to consume web services in ABAP.
Thanks.

 is there any other way to consume web services in ABAP
you can use cl_http_client class to make your program to act as http client and post the soap message too webservice. This way you dont need to generate proxy, but you should know the soap message format.
Regards
Raja

Webservice creation for consuming BAPI

Hi,
I want to create a webservice for consuming data from standard sap functional module for mobile integration. Can someone explain his experience to reach this requirement?
My main requirement is to design a webservice which can consume SAP BAPI.
Thanks,
Kundan

Hi,
I am not sure the reason why you are not getting the output. But have you tested your web service before it is used in the adobe interactive form?
If not check your web service by some methodology
XI : WebService Studio - A Plain Jane SOAP Tool
Microsoft Infopath - Microsoft Office 2003 Infopath & SAP RFC/Webservice
Regards,
Ganesh N

Single workbench request for CONSUMER PROXY in crm 7.0.

Hi all ,
I have a problem related to "consumer proxy" in sap crm 7.0 release. In our system , we have several proxies (existing) for consuming inter system web services (WSDL's) which were generated from SE80 , client proxies, wizard.
As we know , at the very first time of creation , the workbench request holds both the structure , class and object of the proxy ,but if afterwards , the proxy is regenarated for changed structure in WSDL , then that workbench request only holds the regeneration request , doesnt hold the base structure.
In our case , in those old proxies , there are so many requests .in some of it , many cross object requests are there , so we are facing problems to transport these proxies to a blank client(newly created).
So my question is
IS THERE ANY WAY TO CREATE ONLY ONE WORKBENCH REQUEST (MIGHT BE FROM SE80) FOR THOSE EXISTING PROXIES , THAT THEY HOLD THE STRUCTURE AND THE CHANGED STRUCTURE ALSO FOR INDIVIDUAL.
THANKS IN ADVANCE.
ARNAB MUKHERJEE
INTEGRATION DEVELOPER.

Hi,
Refer the following to get the understanding the Equipment download to CRM.
You define the default settings for replicating equipment in the IMG activity: Customer Relationship
Management -> Master Data -> Installed Base -> Replication of Equipment from SAP R/3 Customer
Service -> Define Default Settings for the Equipment Replication.
For more information about the integration of different systems, see the SAP Library under mySAP
Customer Relationship Management -> Architecture and Technology -> Business Integration -> CRM
Middleware.
The Business Add-In : Business Add-In: Equipment Upload (CRM_EQUI_LOAD) can be used to
flexibly enhance the data transfer and validation in SAP CRM. The Add-In offers comprehensive options
for influencing the mapping between equipment and individual objects
Also refer to the following notes:
1. Note 627279 - Serial number & configuration download
2. Note 637173 - Equipment download/delta synchronization
Hope it helps.
Regards,
Rajiv

MRP run for consumables

HI,
What is the tcode we have to use to run mrp for consumables. Consumables are not maintained in bill of material but we are using manual reorder point planning vb and entered the reorder point.Whether we have to enter the requirement for each consumables individually.whether we have to enter strategy group for consumables planning with reorder point planning

Hi Prasad,
MD01 covers all materials within the plant, which have Planning file entries (i.e., all materials which have undergone changes relevant for MRP - like goods movements, etc.,)
Looking at the screenshot showing the MRP view, we do not have any matching lot size entries!!!
Please use relevant lot size keys like 'HB' and add the entry for the Max stock level --> So, the system can calculate how much to order, once the stock falls below the reorder point.
Of you maintain FX- check fixed lot qty, and enter a Fixed lot size; so that every time the stock goes below the reorder point, the system can trigger a constant(fixed) requirement qty...
Regards,
Senthil

ME51N for consumable Material through COST CENTER

Hi all
I got the ERROR : Create Acc. 400000 for 19.09.2007 as a cost element in controlling area 1000.
This error came when i was creating PR for consumable material i.e. Tcode ME51N
Help me solve this Problem
Pradeep

Hi Pradeep,
You are creating PR for consumable material with account assignment as K probably
your account 40000 is not defined as cost element in controlling you will assogn a cost center for your account
You can do so in FS00 By assigning a cost center to your G/L and declaring it as cost element in controlling but better to do the same in consultation with FICO
Regards
Diwakar
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Implementation content for MTS for consumer products in SCM

Dear friends,
I am trying to find business scenario in business process repository (BPR) for consumer products for MTS from SCM 5.0 (Supply chain mgmt) .
I could not find that option in solution manager 4.0. My scenario is very narrow to consumer products for MTS scenario. How to get it?
If any latest implementation content CD needs to be downloaded from service market place.
My i check system status my implementation content level is :
ST_ICO:
Release 150_700
Level:0006
Highest support package:SAPK-15076INSTPL
Please guide me.
Thanks
Senthil

Hi Dolores,
In Solar01, In "structure"tab, under secnario name, if i press F4, i am getting
SAP for consumer products. Under this i am having the following:
1.Brand management
2.DSD paperbased
3.Global data synchronization
4.Mobile DSD order to cash
5.Mobile DSD Van sales
6.Responsive replenishment--- Under this node i am having SAP ECC 6.0 & SCM 5.0, R/3 47 X 200 & SCM 4.1
7. Trade promotion management
My support pack level are:
ST-ICO-150_700-0006-SAPK-15076INSTPL
But what u told as latest is level 0007. What we have is 0006. How to upgrade the patch level?
Senthil

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