How is system inactivity determined when using power profile to place system in standby + paging question

I suspect that the reason my desktop computer is not entering standby (when there is no console/operator activity) is that there is an active background process that is causing paging activity. Could anyone verify that this prevents entering
standby?
If that is the case, how can I restrict the background process to only use (unpaged) virtual memory?

Hi,
Maybe this will help: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/899975
Best Regards,
Jesper Vindum, Denmark
Systems Administrator
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I don't think that there's an easy way to "switch off" the Total line on a report. The nearest I could suggest would be to either hide the entire row or colour the text so that it's the same as the background - either way, the total is calculated but the user won't see it.
If you put something like the following into your report region's Region Footer:
<script type="text/javascript">
var outertable = document.getElementById("#REGION_ID#");
var innertable = outertable.getElementsByTagName("TABLE")[1];
var rs = innertable.rows;
var lastrow = rs[rs.length-1];
if (lastrow.cells[0].innerHTML == '<b>TOTAL</b>')
rs[rs.length - 1].style.display = "none";
</script>Then, on your report's Report Attributes page, scroll down to the Break Formatting section and put TOTAL into the "Display this text when printing report sums" setting. Also, in the "Layout and Pagination" section, set "Enable Partial Page Refresh" to No.
The above code is based on the report and region templates that I'm using here: [http://apex.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=267:147] (Theme 18, "Report Region" region template and "Standard" report template). Your report may use different templates, so the first two lines on the code may have to change. #REGION_ID# would be replaced with the region's ID value (which would be "R" followed by a long number). As long as you can identify the HTML tag that uses this ID value, you can then get to the actual table that contains the data as it would be a TABLE within that tag - the [1] above is the second table within the region. In some instances, you may have to use "region_#REGION_ID#" as the starting point.
Andy

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I am using BAPI 'BAPI_MATERIAL_SAVEREPLICA' to creat material master data in batch.
But this BAPI also can be used for change mode.
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RFC Error when using SAPRFC against a Unicode System

Hi Everybody,
I try to use the PHP SAPRFC extension against a Unicode System. When I call the client.php which comes with the source package from http://saprfc.sourceforge.net/ where I added:
               "CODEPAGE"=>"4103",                  // codepage Unicode
               "UNICODE"=>"1",                      // Unicode
to the $LOGIN array I get this error:
Warning: RFC Error Info : Group : 103 Key : RFC_ERROR_LOGON_FAILURE Message : D
in /var/www/saprfc/client.php on line 48
RFC connection failed with error:RFC Error Info : Key : C
Status : EXCEPTION SYSTEM_FAILURE RAISED Message : D Internal:
there are two trace files after the call. One called dev_rfc.trc with this content:
**** ERROR file opened at 20060605 050220 CEST, SAP-REL 640,0,119 RFC-VER 3 818129 MT-SL
T:1079532480 Error in program 'apache2': ======> D
T:1079532480 Error in program 'apache2':
<* RfcReceive [1] : returns 3:RFC_SYS_EXCEPTION
and a file called rfc27443_1079532480.trc:
**** Trace file opened at 20060605 050500 CEST, SAP-REL 640,0,119 RFC-VER 3 818129 MT-SL
<<< RfcOpenEx failed
>TS> Mon Jun 5 05:05:06 2006
resize I/O buffer to 16000 bytes
>>>> [7] <unknown>    : EXT <ac: 74> L sapserver.test.com >>> OPEN
UUID: ab_drvstate create uuid {44839DD5-9DCE-6B32-E200-12FDBA107532}
>>>> [7] <unknown>    : EXT <ac: 75> L sapserver.test.com >>> 45573492 (45573492)
-{44839DD5-9DCE-6B32-E200-12FDBA107532}
>>> RfcOpenEx ...
Got following connect_param string:
   ASHOST=sapserver.test.com SYSNR=00 CLIENT=002 USER=developer PASSWD=*******
LANG=EN CODEPAGE=4103 UNICODE=1 TRACE=1
Send RFCHEADER: 01/LIT/IEEE/SPACE/4103
Send UNICODE-RFCHEADER: cp:4103/ce:IGNORE/te:REJECT/cs:1/rc:0x00000023
UUID: send_rfcuuid {44839DD5-9DCE-6B32-E200-12FDBA107532}
>>> Logon check: calling RFCPING
>>> RfcCall [7] ...
*> RfcCall
FUNCTION RFCPING
        handle = 7
        parameter   = <NULL>
        tables      = <NULL>
UUID: RfcCallNew send the uuid to the partner {44839DD5-9DCE-6B32-E200-12FDBA107532}
>>>> [7] <unknown>    : EXT <ac: 76> L sapserver.test.com >>> WRITE (45573492)
-{44839DD5-9DCE-6B32-E200-12FDBA107532}
000000 | D9C6C3F0 F0F0F0F0 F0F0F0E3 01010008 |................|
000010 | 01010101 04010003 01010103 00040000 |................|
000020 | 020B0103 0106000B 04010003 01000100 |................|
000030 | 00002301 06000700 0F313237 2E302E30 |..#......127.0.0|
000040 | 2E312020 20202020 00070011 00014500 |.1      ......E.|
000050 | 11001200 04363430 20001200 13000436 |.....640 ......6|
000060 | 34302000 13000800 20736172 67652D77 |40 ..... sarge-w|
000070 | 77772020 20202020 20202020 20202020 |ww              |
000080 | 20202020 20202020 20000800 0600803C |         ......<|
000090 | 756E6B6E 6F776E3E 00000000 00000000 |unknown>........|
0000a0 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|
0000b0 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|
0000c0 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|
0000d0 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|
0000e0 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|
0000f0 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|
000100 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|
000110 | 06051400 10D59D83 44CE9D32 6BE20012 |........D..2k...|
000120 | FDBA1075 32051401 30000761 70616368 |...u2...0..apach|
000130 | 65320130 01110009 44455645 4C4F5045 |e2.0....DEVELOPE|
000140 | 52011101 17000D56 F94AFD31 E72211B4 |R......V.J.1."..|
000150 | 1DCED7F3 01170114 00033030 32011401 |..........002...|
000160 | 15000145 01150501 00010105 01050200 |...E............|
000170 | 00050200 0B000336 3430000B 01020007 |.......640......|
000180 | 52464350 494E4701 02051400 10D59D83 |RFCPING.........|
000190 | 44CE9D32 6BE20012 FDBA1075 320514FF |D..2k......u2...|
0001a0 | FF0000FF FF000000 00000000 00000000 |................|
>>>> [7] <unknown>    : EXT <ac: 77> L sapserver.test.com >>> FLUSH(WRITE) (45573492)
-{44839DD5-9DCE-6B32-E200-12FDBA107532}
<* RfcCall [7] : returns 0:RFC_OK
>>>> [7] <unknown>    : EXT <ac: 78> L sapserver.test.com >>> FLUSH(WRITE) (45573492)
-{44839DD5-9DCE-6B32-E200-12FDBA107532}
>>>> Listen/WaitForRequest (counter = 4)
>>>> [7] <unknown>    : EXT <ac: 79> L sapserver.test.com >>> LISTEN (45573492)
-{44839DD5-9DCE-6B32-E200-12FDBA107532}
000000 | 01010008 01010101 04010003 01010103 |................|
000010 | 00040000 020B0103 0106000B 04010003 |................|
000020 | 01000200 00002301 06001600 08310031 |......#......1.1|
000030 | 00300030 00001600 07001E31 0030002E |.0.0.......1.0..|
000040 | 00310032 0038002E 00330036 002E0031 |.1.2.8...3.6...1|
000050 | 00350020 00200020 00000700 11000233 |.5. . . .......3|
000060 | 00001100 12000836 00320030 00200000 |.......6.2.0. ..|
000070 | 12001300 08360032 00300020 00001300 |.....6.2.0. ....|
000080 | 08004064 00650063 00720030 0034005F |[email protected]._|
000090 | 00430052 0034005F 00300030 00200020 |.C.R.4._.0.0. . |
0000a0 | 00200020 00200020 00200020 00200020 |. . . . . . . . |
0000b0 | 00200020 00200020 00200020 00200020 |. . . . . . . . |
0000c0 | 00200000 08000601 003C756E 6B6E6F77 |. .......<unknow|
0000d0 | 6E3E0000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |n>..............|
0000e0 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|
0000f0 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|
000100 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|
000110 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|
000120 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|
000130 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|
000140 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|
000150 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|
000160 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|
000170 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|
000180 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|
000190 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|
0001a0 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|
0001b0 | 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|
0001c0 | 00000000 00000000 00000605 140010D5 |................|
0001d0 | 9D8344CE 9D326BE2 0012FDBA 10753205 |..D..2k......u2.|
0001e0 | 14050000 00050004 03002E43 0041004C |...........C.A.L|
0001f0 | 004C005F 00460055 004E0043 00540049 |.L._.F.U.N.C.T.I|
000200 | 004F004E 005F004E 004F0054 005F0046 |.O.N._.N.O.T._.F|
000210 | 004F0055 004E0044 00040304 02004046 |.O.U.N.D......@F|
000220 | 0075006E 00630074 0069006F 006E0020 |.u.n.c.t.i.o.n. |
000230 | 006D006F 00640075 006C0065 00200022 |.m.o.d.u.l.e. ."|
000240 | 00524643 50494E22 0020006E 006F0074 |.RFCPIN". .n.o.t|
000250 | 00200066 006F0075 006E0064 002E0004 |. .f.o.u.n.d....|
000260 | 02FFFF00 00FFFF00 00000000 00000000 |................|
<* RfcListen [7] : returns 0:RFC_OK
>>> RfcReceive [7] ...
Received RFCHEADER [7]: 01/LIT/IEEE/SPACE/4103
Received UNICODE-RFCHEADER [7]: cp:4103/ce:IGNORE/te:REJECT/cs:2/rc:0x00000023
UUID: ab_rfccheck_uuid compare uuid's {44839DD5-9DCE-6B32-E200-12FDBA107532}
Error in program 'apache2': ======> F
>>>> [7] <unknown>    : EXT <ac: 80> L sapserver.test.com >>> CLOSE abrfcrcv_mt.c 429 (45573492)
-{44839DD5-9DCE-6B32-E200-12FDBA107532}
*> RfcReceive
        handle = 7
        parameter   = <NULL>
        tables      = <NULL>
         Data conversion On
Error in program 'apache2': <* RfcReceive [7] : returns 3:RFC_SYS_EXCEPTION
>>>> [7] <unknown>    : EXT <ac: 81> L sapserver.test.com >>> FREE abrfcio_mt.c 3517 (45573492)
-{44839DD5-9DCE-6B32-E200-12FDBA107532}
**** Trace file opened at 20060605 050506 CEST, SAP-REL 640,0,119 RFC-VER 3 818129 MT-SL
<<< RfcOpenEx failed
Our SAP Environment is:
- SAP Web AS 6.20 Unicode Kernel Patchlevel 1602
- Windows 2003 Server
- Oracle
On the PHP Side I use:
- Debian GNU/Linux 3.1 (Sarge)
- Apache 2 2.0.54-5
- PHP4 4.3.10-16
- SAPRFC 1.4.1
- SAP RFC SDK non Unicode 6.20 and 6.40 (The problem occurs in both versions)
Had anyone had sucess using SAPRFC against a Unicode System?
Regards
Gregor

Hi Anton,
I've just tried your suggestion. I've commented out the CODEPAGE and UNICODE values in my Array and placed:
[code]saprfc_set_code_page($rfc, "4103");[/code]
after the
[code]$rfc = saprfc_open ($LOGIN);[/code]
The error message I get now is:
[code]Warning: RFC Error Info : Key : Status : EXCEPTION FU_NOT_FOUND RAISED Message :
Internal: in /var/www/saprfc/client.php on line 58
Discovering interface of function module RFC_READ_REPORT failed[/code]
In the trace File I see:
[code]>>>> [3] <unknown>    : EXT <ac: 40> L sapserver.test.com >>> WRITE (80999721)
-{44839E3E-9E3B-6B30-E200-0534B0CD3057}
000000 | 05020000 0502000B 00063600 34003000 |..........6.4.0.|
000010 | 000B0102 00385200 46004300 5F004700 |.....8R.F.C._.G.|
000020 | 45005400 5F004600 55004E00 43005400 |E.T._.F.U.N.C.T.|
000030 | 49004F00 4E005F00 49004E00 54004500 |I.O.N._.I.N.T.E.|
000040 | 52004600 41004300 45005F00 50000102 |R.F.A.C.E._.P...|
000050 | 05140010 3E9E8344 3B9E306B E2000534 |....>..D;.0k...4|
000060 | B0CD3057 05140201 00104600 55004E00 |..0W......F.U.N.|
000070 | 43004E00 41004D00 45000201 0203001E |C.N.A.M.E.......|
000080 | 5246435F 52454144 5F524550 4F525420 |RFC_READ_REPORT |
000090 | 20202020 20202020 20202020 20200203 |              ..|
0000a0 | 03010010 50004100 52004100 4D005300 |....P.A.R.A.M.S.|
0000b0 | 5F005000 03010330 00040000 00010330 |_.P....0.......0|
0000c0 | 03020008 000000D8 00000000 0302FFFF |................|
0000d0 | 0000FFFF 00000000 00000000 00000000 |................|
>>>> [3] <unknown>    : EXT <ac: 41> L sapserver.test.com >>> FLUSH(WRITE) (80999721)
-{44839E3E-9E3B-6B30-E200-0534B0CD3057}
<* RfcCall [3] : returns 0:RFC_OK
>>> RfcReceive [3] ...
>>>> [3] <unknown>    : EXT <ac: 42> L sapserver.test.com >>> FLUSH(WRITE) (80999721)
-{44839E3E-9E3B-6B30-E200-0534B0CD3057}
>>>> [3] <unknown>    : EXT <ac: 43> L sapserver.test.com >>> READ (80999721)
-{44839E3E-9E3B-6B30-E200-0534B0CD3057}
000000 | 05000000 05000415 00044600 4C000415 |..........F.L...|
000010 | 04160002 45000416 04170006 30003400 |....E.......0.4.|
000020 | 36000417 04010018 46005500 5F004E00 |6.......F.U._.N.|
000030 | 4F005400 5F004600 4F005500 4E004400 |O.T._.F.O.U.N.D.|
000040 | 0401FFFF 0000FFFF 00000000 00000000 |................|
>>>> [3] <unknown>    : EXT <ac: 44> L sapserver.test.com >>> FLUSH (READ) (80999721)
-{44839E3E-9E3B-6B30-E200-0534B0CD3057}[/code]
Regards
Gregor

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