IISForward and IISProxy Configuration Internals/Interaction
Can someone give a detailed description of how IISForward and IISProxy interact
with IIS as ISAPI modules? We have the IIS plugins functioning properly, we would
just like a more detailed explanation on how they interact and work together when
proxying multiple virtual hosts. It seems that many people are in the dark on
this process, and that any clarification would alleviate many of the posts we
see here. I would also settle for a link to some documentation (not BEA's, it
is very poor!) on this.
Here is an excerpt from some documentation that we have written up internally
that helped us keep track of what we were doing when setting up the IIS Plugins.
Some of this content draws from BEA's documentation so we here at Servicemaster
make no claims on this content:
START OF EXCERPT:
6. Configuring IISForward
6.1 Installing iisforward.dll
Before creating the Virtual hosts in IIS, we need to create the directories that
are going to contain the DLL’s. There is going to be a one-to-one relationship
between Virtual Hosts and DLL directories. First create a directory where all
of the DLL directories will reside:
D:\WebLogicVHosts
Within this directory create the directory for each Virtual Host that will be
connecting to the WebLogic instance:
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost1-svmhome.com
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost2-svmwork.com
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost3-svmmemphis.com
Now copy the iisforward.dll from the directory WL_HOME/server/bin into each of
the directories you created for each of the Virtual Hosts.
6.2 Creating iisforward.ini
Create a file called iisforward.ini. Place this file in the same directories for
each of the virtual hosts that contain the iisforward.dll. This file should contain
the following entry for each virtual website defined in IIS:
vhostN=websiteName:port
websiteName:port=dll_directory/iisproxy.ini
Where:
N is an integer representing the virtual website. The first virtual website you
define should use the integer 1 and each subsequent website should increment this
number by 1.
websiteName is the name of the virtual website as registered with IIS.
port is the port number where IIS listens for HTTP requests.
dll_directory is the path to the directory you created in step 1.
For example:
vhost1=svmhome.com:7001
svmhome.com:7001=D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost1-svmhome.com \iisproxy.ini
vhost2=svmwork.com:7002
svmwork.com:7002= D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost2-svmhome.com \iisproxy.ini
vhost3=svmmemphis.com:7003
svmmemphis.com:7003= D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost3-svmmemphis.com \iisproxy.ini
7. Configuring IISProxy
7.1 Installing IISProxy
Now copy the iisproxy.dll from the directory WL_HOME/server/bin into each of the
directories you created for each of the Virtual Hosts.
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost1-svmhome.com
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost2-svmwork.com
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost3-svmmemphis.com
7.2 Creating iisproxy.ini
The iisproxy.ini file contains name=value pairs that define configuration parameters
for the plug-in. Changes in the parameters will not go into effect until you
restart the "IIS Admin Service".
We need to create a iisproxy.ini configuration file for each of the virtual hosts.
Here is a sample iisproxy.ini file for use with a single, non-clustered WebLogic
Server. Comment lines are denoted with the "#" character.
# This file contains initialization name/value pairs
# for the IIS/WebLogic plug-in.
WebLogicHost=examplehost16
WebLogicPort=7001
ConnectTimeoutSecs=20
ConnectRetrySecs=2
Here is a sample iisproxy.ini file with clustered WebLogic Servers. Comment lines
are denoted with the "#" character.
# This file contains initialization name/value pairs
# for the IIS/WebLogic plug-in.
WebLogicCluster=examplehost07:7001,examplehost08:7001
ConnectTimeoutSecs=20
ConnectRetrySecs=2
8. Configuring IIS Virtual Hosts
8.1 Proxying by file extension
At this point we are now ready to configure the virtual hosts within IIS. First
create a new virtual website as you would normally do within IIS. Second add
the iisforward.dll file as a filter service in IIS (WebSite Properties —> ISAPI
Filters tab —> Add the iisforward dll). For each virtual host the path to the
iisforward.dll should be unique. The paths should match the ones that you created
previously. Again, there should be a unique path for each virtual website.
Example:
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost1-svmhome.com\iisforward.dll
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost2-svmwork.com\iisforward.dll
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost3-svmmemphis.com\iisforward.dll
On the App Mappings tab, click the Add button to add file types and configure
them to be proxied to WebLogic Server. In the dialog box, browse to find the
"iisproxy.dll" file that matches the path to the unique iisproxy.dll file for
the virtual host.
Example:
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost1-svmhome.com\iisproxy.dll
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost2-svmwork.com\iisproxy.dll
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost3-svmmemphis.com\iisproxy.dll
Set the Extension to the type of file that you want to proxy to WebLogic Server.
Register .wlforward as a special file type to be handled by iisproxy.dll. Deselect
the "Check that file exists" check box. Set the Method exclusions as needed
to create a secure installation.
When you finish, click the OK button to save the configuration. You can repeat
this process for each file type you want to proxy to WebLogic. When you finish
configuring file types, click the OK button to close the Properties panel.
In the URL, any path information you add after the server and port is passed directly
to WebLogic Server. For example, if you request a file from IIS with the URL:
Example:
http://svmhome.com/jspfiles/myfile.jsp
it is proxied to WebLogic Server with a URL such as
http://examplehost07:7001/jspfiles/myfile.jsp
8.2 Proxying by path
Now, within the iisproxy.dll file for each virtual host, define the property WlForwardPath
in iisproxy.ini. WlForwardPath defines the path that is proxied to WebLogic
Server.
Example:
WlForwardPath=/apps
Set the PathTrim parameter to trim off the WlForwardPath when necessary.
Example:
WlForwardPath=/apps
PathTrim=/apps
The previous trims a request from IIS to Weblogic Server. Therefore, /apps/exampleapp
is changed to /exampleapp.
If you want requests that do not contain extra path information (in other words,
requests containing only a host name), set the DefaultFileName parameter to the
name of the welcome page of the Web Application to which the request is being
proxied. The value of this parameter is appended to the URL.
If you need to debug your application, set the Debug=ON parameter in iisproxy.ini.
A c:\tmp\iisforward.log is generated containing a log of the plug-in's activity
that you can use for debugging purposes.
For each virtual host that you configure to be proxied to WebLogic, set the value
for the Application Protection option to high (isolated) as opposed to Low or
Medium. This allows separate iisforward and iisproxy DLL’s to be loaded into
each virtual hosts (dllhost.exe) memory address space.
END OF EXCERPT
Can someone at BEA verify this information or possible add to it?
Tony
Nice write-up.
Though, I may have found an easier way to use VirtualHost and/or Virtual
Directories with IIS without the need to use the iisforward.dll.
A lot of customers are asking about using multiple WlForwardPath to proxy to
different WebLogic instances. It is possible to use Virtual Directories to
do this.
All that you need to do is set the Application Protection to HIGH for each
Virtual Directory
and then each directory can use it's own iisproxy.dll/iisproxy.ini. Fairly
straight forward and it seems to
work.
As well, you can do Virtual Websites with each one having the application
protection set to HIGH as well. And of course they will each use their own
iisproxy.dll/iisproxy.ini. These virtual Websites can also all listen on
the
same IP/Port and if you want to proxy based on Host header, you can click on
the advanced tab and set the Host header for which this virtual website will
use.
So, all that really needs to be done is when you create the virtual
directory, make sure the
application protection is set to HIGH and change the App Mapping to point to
the new iisproxy.dll/iisproxy.ini.
If you want to proxy everything under that path, then Add another App
Mapping
that has an extension of *.
I do believe this will allow us to completely bypass the need of the
iisforward.
I have tested this with IIS5. With IIS4 it is not possible to register an
App Mapping of *(not sure why).
I hope this helps many of you.
Best regards,
Eric
"Tony Mendoza" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
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Can someone give a detailed description of how IISForward and IISProxyinteract
with IIS as ISAPI modules? We have the IIS plugins functioning properly,we would
just like a more detailed explanation on how they interact and worktogether when
proxying multiple virtual hosts. It seems that many people are in thedark on
this process, and that any clarification would alleviate many of the postswe
see here. I would also settle for a link to some documentation (notBEA's, it
is very poor!) on this.
Here is an excerpt from some documentation that we have written upinternally
that helped us keep track of what we were doing when setting up the IISPlugins.
Some of this content draws from BEA's documentation so we here atServicemaster
make no claims on this content:
START OF EXCERPT:
6. Configuring IISForward
6.1 Installing iisforward.dll
Before creating the Virtual hosts in IIS, we need to create thedirectories that
are going to contain the DLL's. There is going to be a one-to-onerelationship
between Virtual Hosts and DLL directories. First create a directory whereall
of the DLL directories will reside:
D:\WebLogicVHosts
Within this directory create the directory for each Virtual Host that willbe
connecting to the WebLogic instance:
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost1-svmhome.com
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost2-svmwork.com
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost3-svmmemphis.com
Now copy the iisforward.dll from the directory WL_HOME/server/bin intoeach of
the directories you created for each of the Virtual Hosts.
6.2 Creating iisforward.ini
Create a file called iisforward.ini. Place this file in the samedirectories for
each of the virtual hosts that contain the iisforward.dll. This fileshould contain
the following entry for each virtual website defined in IIS:
vhostN=websiteName:port
websiteName:port=dll_directory/iisproxy.ini
Where:
N is an integer representing the virtual website. The first virtualwebsite you
define should use the integer 1 and each subsequent website shouldincrement this
number by 1.
websiteName is the name of the virtual website as registered with IIS.
port is the port number where IIS listens for HTTP requests.
dll_directory is the path to the directory you created in step 1.
For example:
vhost1=svmhome.com:7001
svmhome.com:7001=D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost1-svmhome.com \iisproxy.ini
vhost2=svmwork.com:7002
svmwork.com:7002= D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost2-svmhome.com \iisproxy.ini
vhost3=svmmemphis.com:7003
svmmemphis.com:7003= D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost3-svmmemphis.com \iisproxy.ini
7. Configuring IISProxy
7.1 Installing IISProxy
Now copy the iisproxy.dll from the directory WL_HOME/server/bin into eachof the
directories you created for each of the Virtual Hosts.
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost1-svmhome.com
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost2-svmwork.com
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost3-svmmemphis.com
7.2 Creating iisproxy.ini
The iisproxy.ini file contains name=value pairs that define configurationparameters
for the plug-in. Changes in the parameters will not go into effect untilyou
restart the "IIS Admin Service".
We need to create a iisproxy.ini configuration file for each of thevirtual hosts.
Here is a sample iisproxy.ini file for use with a single, non-clusteredWebLogic
Server. Comment lines are denoted with the "#" character.
# This file contains initialization name/value pairs
# for the IIS/WebLogic plug-in.
WebLogicHost=examplehost16
WebLogicPort=7001
ConnectTimeoutSecs=20
ConnectRetrySecs=2
Here is a sample iisproxy.ini file with clustered WebLogic Servers.Comment lines
are denoted with the "#" character.
# This file contains initialization name/value pairs
# for the IIS/WebLogic plug-in.
WebLogicCluster=examplehost07:7001,examplehost08:7001
ConnectTimeoutSecs=20
ConnectRetrySecs=2
8. Configuring IIS Virtual Hosts
8.1 Proxying by file extension
At this point we are now ready to configure the virtual hosts within IIS.First
create a new virtual website as you would normally do within IIS. Secondadd
the iisforward.dll file as a filter service in IIS (WebSite Properties ->ISAPI
Filters tab -> Add the iisforward dll). For each virtual host the pathto the
iisforward.dll should be unique. The paths should match the ones that youcreated
previously. Again, there should be a unique path for each virtualwebsite.
>
Example:
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost1-svmhome.com\iisforward.dll
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost2-svmwork.com\iisforward.dll
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost3-svmmemphis.com\iisforward.dll
On the App Mappings tab, click the Add button to add file types andconfigure
them to be proxied to WebLogic Server. In the dialog box, browse to findthe
"iisproxy.dll" file that matches the path to the unique iisproxy.dll filefor
the virtual host.
Example:
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost1-svmhome.com\iisproxy.dll
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost2-svmwork.com\iisproxy.dll
D:\WebLogicVHosts\vhost3-svmmemphis.com\iisproxy.dll
Set the Extension to the type of file that you want to proxy to WebLogicServer.
Register .wlforward as a special file type to be handled byiisproxy.dll. Deselect
the "Check that file exists" check box. Set the Method exclusions asneeded
to create a secure installation.
When you finish, click the OK button to save the configuration. You canrepeat
this process for each file type you want to proxy to WebLogic. When youfinish
configuring file types, click the OK button to close the Properties panel.
In the URL, any path information you add after the server and port ispassed directly
to WebLogic Server. For example, if you request a file from IIS with theURL:
>
Example:
http://svmhome.com/jspfiles/myfile.jsp
it is proxied to WebLogic Server with a URL such as
http://examplehost07:7001/jspfiles/myfile.jsp
8.2 Proxying by path
Now, within the iisproxy.dll file for each virtual host, define theproperty WlForwardPath
in iisproxy.ini. WlForwardPath defines the path that is proxied toWebLogic
Server.
Example:
WlForwardPath=/apps
Set the PathTrim parameter to trim off the WlForwardPath when necessary.
Example:
WlForwardPath=/apps
PathTrim=/apps
The previous trims a request from IIS to Weblogic Server. Therefore,/apps/exampleapp
is changed to /exampleapp.
If you want requests that do not contain extra path information (in otherwords,
requests containing only a host name), set the DefaultFileName parameterto the
name of the welcome page of the Web Application to which the request isbeing
proxied. The value of this parameter is appended to the URL.
If you need to debug your application, set the Debug=ON parameter iniisproxy.ini.
A c:\tmp\iisforward.log is generated containing a log of the plug-in'sactivity
that you can use for debugging purposes.
For each virtual host that you configure to be proxied to WebLogic, setthe value
for the Application Protection option to high (isolated) as opposed to Lowor
Medium. This allows separate iisforward and iisproxy DLL's to be loadedinto
each virtual hosts (dllhost.exe) memory address space.
END OF EXCERPT
Can someone at BEA verify this information or possible add to it?
Tony
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Does anyone know how I can forward to two different WLS? I have a website with two virtual directories for two applications. one is /fw and the other /tw but in the .ini file there is only one weblogichost entry and no way to distinguish that /fw needs to go to WLS1 and /tw goes to WLS2Please help.
Scott,
If you are using the iisforward.dll, you can only have 1 instance of that dll
per website (on an IIS server a website is a unique combination of port, ip, and
host header). I had a similar issue and I just created two server instances on
separate ports (though separate hosts names might look neater), each forwarding
to different WL servers. For example. IIS address http://iisserver:7777/ forwarded
to http://wlserver_1:7001 and http://iisserver:7778/ forwarded to http://wlserver_2:7001.
Each IIS website had it's own copy of iisforward.dll, iisproxy.dll and iisproxy.ini.
If you must keep your virtual directories you could have them forward to the other
iis websites on the same server.
Good luck,
Barrett
Scott <[email protected]> wrote:
Does anyone know how I can forward to two different WLS? I have a website
with two virtual directories for two applications. one is /fw and the
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MAKE TO ORDER AND VARAINT CONFIGURATION
Hi firends,
What is the difference between MAKE TO ORDER and VARAINT CONFIGURATION PROCESS, in which scenarios we are using both topics. Can any one explain about steps for make to order and variant configuration. i need complete process.PLS REFER LIN BELOW
Make-to-Order (MTO)
Purpose
The planning strategies explained in this section are designed for the production of a material for a specific individual sales order. In other words, you do not want to produce finished products until you receive a sales order. This means that make-to-order strategies always support a very close customer-vendor relationship, because your sales orders are closely linked to production.
The same relationship exists between the sales order and production that exists in a make-to-order environment. Make-to-order is also used in the following environments.
Production using variant configuration
Assemble-to-order
Prerequisites
Choose a make-to-order strategy, if:
The materials are segregated. In other words, they are uniquely assigned to specific sales orders.
Costs must be tracked at sales order level and not on material level.
Make-to-order strategies should always be combined with lot-size key EX (lot-for-lot. Rounding values should not be used. If you maintain rounding values, they have no effect due to the make-to-order properties of these strategies.
Process Flow
There are extensive options that enable you to procure components especially for specific sales order items.
You may, however, want to use a different planning strategy to procure components without sales orders. This allows you to keep your replenishment lead time to a minimum. You can do this by:
Planning on the basis of the finished product (see Planning Without Final Assembly (50) or Planning with a Planning Material (60))
Planning at component level (see Strategies for Planning Components)
Using consumption-based or Kanban-controlled components
Customer stock can exist on any BOM level. See Stockkeeping at Different BOM Levels for more information.
Because production is closely linked to sales orders, this results in a customer section in the stock/requirements list.
Unplanned goods receipts (such as returns) cannot, as a rule, be used for other sales orders, even if they are in working order, unless they are adapted to meet a customer's needs.
In the basic make-to-order strategy, Make-to-Order Production (20), no specific product structures are required. This means that it does not matter if the material has a BOM or not. The material can be produced in-house, or it can be procured externally. No planning is involved in this strategy.
Planning Without Final Assembly (50) and Planning with a Planning Material (60) do require a specific product structure (i.e. a BOM, which means materials are always produced in-house). These planning strategies assume that you want to plan procurement (production or purchasing) of your components by planning the finished products. This means that you need to have a fairly stable demand for your finished products. If, however, you can plan more easily at component level than at finished product level, see Strategies for Planning Components.
Make to order production
1. Make to order production means that the materials (finished products) are not stored in the warehouse but produced especially for a particular sales order or a sales order item. An individual customer requirement is generated from the sales order item and transferred to materials planning (MM/PP). You can use materials planning to plan requirements. Once this has been done, production is carried out. After the product has been manufactured, you post it by goods receipt to sales orders stock specifically for this sales order item. As soon as the delivery is due, you can enter the delivery in SD and post goods issue which reduces the sales order stock and then a billing document can be entered.
2. The item category in the sales document is found using the sale document type and the item category group from the material master found on the tab page sales org 2 i.e.
a. sales document type OR
b. item category group 0001
c. item category - TAK
3. MTO without assembly processing the requirement quantity (planned independent requirements), delivery date and configuration specifications are transferred from the sales order to materials planning as an individual customer requirement. A planned order is generated using a planning run where the bills of material are exploded and dependant requirements (i.e. multi-level BOM) for the assemblies and components are generated. As soon as the production starts, a production order is created from the planned order. The system returns the confirmed quantity and delivery date from the production order to the sales order.
4. MTO with assembly processing in this case the individual components for the final product have already been produced. You only need to assemble the components according to the customers wishes. In this process, you only need a one level BOM and generation of dependent requirements is not necessary. In this case no planning run is generated and a production order is created directly from the sales order. The system returns the confirmed quantity and the delivery date from the production order to the schedule lines in the sales order. Any changes made to the confirmed schedule lines or the delivery date is immediately visible in the sales order and/or in the production order.
5. After production department has finished making the material, goods receipt is posted in the sales order stock i.e. special stock which can only be used for a specific sales order. After posting goods issue for outbound delivery, the sales order stock is reduced accordingly.
6. Make-to-order production is a process in which a product is individually manufactured for a particular customer. In contrast to mass production for an unspecified market where a material is manufactured many times, in make-to-order production a material is created only once though the same or a similar production process might be repeated at a later time.
7. You can use make-to-order production: (a) For branches of industry or products where a small quantity of products with a large number of different characteristics are manufactured (b) When a product has to be assembled particularly for a sales order.
8. Stock keeping is not usually carried out for products that are made to order. In companies using make-to-order production, the demand program only determines the production area, in which various variant types are produced. Depending on how you track the costs associated with make-to-order production, there are two ways to process make-to-order items during sales order processing.
(a) Make to order using sales order
(b) Make to order using project system (not relevant for SD application)
9. for make to order production using the sales order, all costs and revenues involved for an order item are held collectively at that item. A particular rule is used that can be changed manually to transfer costs to profitability analysis.
10. make to order production is largely a production planning configuration. It is also controlled by the requirements type, which is determined by three things
the strategy group (MRP 3) in MMR
the MRP group (MRP1) in MMR
the item category and MRP type (MRP 1)
11. Make-to-order production is controlled by the requirements type. The requirements type is determined on the basis of the MRP group (MRP1) and the strategy group (MRP3) in the material master record. In addition, a plant must be assigned for make-to-order items in the sales order.
VARIENT CONFIGURATION
Variant configuration is for manufacturing complex products in which customer determines the features of the product. Objective of variant configuration is to react quickly to customers' requirements.
Here it needs not to create separate material for each variant of a product. When companies introduce variant configuration this often goes beyond a business process re-engineering project.
1 Variant configuration offers an opportunity to restructure product structures for which then processes are defined. This has a direct impact to the core areas such as marketing and product data management.
2 Advantages of VC
· No need to Create separate material master for each variant combination.
· Super BOM and Super Routing is enough for representing all possible Variants and Operations.
· Able to react more flexible to customer demands.
· Increase Information exchange between sales, engineering and production.
3 What is Configurable Material?
· A material with different features or characteristics and options is known as configurable material. Example: PC, Car.
· Configurable materials are either created in a material type that allows the configuration (n the standard system, the material type KMAT) or they are given the indicator Configurable in the material master record.
4 Master Data used for VC
Following Objects are used as Master data for Variant configuration.
1. Super BOM
2. Super Routing
3. Characteristic
4. Class
5. Object Dependencies
6. Configuration Profile
7. SD Condition records
4.1 Super BOM
Super BOM Contains all the components for producing configurable product. It contains both variant as well as non-variant parts required for producing configurable product.
4.1.1 Super BOM configuration
Super BOM can be created either one of the following methods.
· Create BOM with class Item of 200-class type that contains all characteristic of a configurable material.
· Create BOM with all possible materials as its components. Then assign /define dependencies to each component.
The different between these two methods is
· BOM with class item, no need to assign or define object dependencies. Instead of that each material is classified in material master itself using class 200.
· For both cases all characteristics are assigned to class 300 which is again assigned to KMAT material in order to trigger configuration in configuration profile.
4.1.2 Super BOM with Class Item
Class items used to control the selection of variant parts in a BOM. Variant parts are classified in a class, and the class is entered in the BOM as a class item. When you configure the material, the class is replaced by a suitable variant part.
4.1.3 Advantages of using Class Item in BOM
· Only one item for the class is enough, instead of several items for the individual variant parts.
· No need to create and assign selection conditions.
· Able to classify additional objects in the class at any time, without having to change the BOM.
4.1.4 Steps involved in super BOM with Class
Define all Characteristics and its Values assign it to Class with type 200.
Assign characteristic Values to materials by Classification material
Assign class 200 with material instead of assigning all BOM items.
Create and Assign class 300 (with same characteristics) with configurable product using configuration profile.
4.1.5 Super BOM with Material Components
This bill of material (BOM) of a configurable material contains all the components that are required to manufacture the material. The BOM contains components that are only used in specific variants (variant parts), as well as components that are used in all variants (non-variable parts).
4.1.6 Steps involved in super BOM with Material Components
Define all Characteristics and its values assign it to Class with type 300.
Assign Class with configurable material in Configuration profile.
BOM is created with all variant and non-variant items.
Define interdependency between objects (Characteristic, BOM item, Routing Operation etc ) by using Object Dependencies.
Assign class 300 with configurable product using configuration profile.
4.2 Super Routing
A configurable routing describes the production process for all variants of a product. Instead of creating a routing for each variant of a product, you can create operations for one routing, or a "super" routing.
It is possible to maintain Object dependencies for following in super routing:
· Sequences
· Operations/sub-operations
· Production resource/tool assignments
The routing is configured by system, when order is created for KMAT material.
4.3 Characteristic
Characteristic is used to define the features of a configurable material. To enable to use characteristics to configure a material, assign the material to a class of class type 300. The customer can choose from among different options for each characteristic.
· Characteristics describe the properties of objects. The values of a characteristic specify these properties.
· Value assignment to characteristic may be single value or multiple value with required entry or restrict able entry.
· In characteristic it is also possible to use table name and its field name in order to change the Object quantity or values. I.e. BOM item quantity or Operation time, which is known as reference characteristic.
· In Restriction screen allowed Class types are entered i.e. for what are the class this characteristic may used. In general for Variant configuration class 200 and 300 are used.
· It is also possible to assign Dependency to characteristic values maintained in Characteristic.
4.4 Variant Class
· In Variant configuration, Class is used to hold the characteristics that describe about configurable material. Class type to determine which object types can be classified.
· Class is used in variant configuration if the class has a class type that supports variant configuration. In Customizing for Classification, the Variant class type indicator must be set for the class type. In the standard system, this is class type 300.
4.5 Dependencies
· Dependencies restricts the combinations of options i.e. characteristic that are not allowed. It also select exactly the right BOM components and operations to produce a variant.
· It also describe the interdependencies between characteristics and characteristic values
· It control which components are selected from a bill of material (BOM) and which operations are selected from a task list
· It also changes the values of fields in BOM items and operations during configuration.
4.5.1 Global and Local Dependencies
Global dependencies have the following properties:
· They are independent of any object.
· They are identified by a name that you assign, and are maintained and managed centrally.
· If you change a global dependency, the change affects all the objects where the dependency is used
Local dependencies have the following properties:
· They are only available to the object for which you create them
· You cannot use the central maintenance functions on these dependencies, and you cannot allocate them to other objects
· They are identified by a number assigned by the system, not an external name
Local dependencies are only used where certain dependency will not be needed elsewhere
The differences between global and local dependencies are as follows:
· Global dependencies are created centrally and can be assigned to several objects.
· Local dependencies are created for one object and can only be used with this object
4.5.2 Declarative and Procedural Dependency
· In Declarative dependencies the result are explained logically
· Declarative dependencies are easier to trace than procedural dependencies, because the point in time when the dependency is processed and the sequence in which the dependencies are processed are not relevant.
· Example for Declarative dependency:
- Constraint
- Actions
- Preconditions (provided that they contain no non-declarative expressions)
- Selection conditions (provided that they contain no non-declarative expressions)
· In Procedural Dependency result depends on the processing sequence and the point in time when the dependency is processed.
- Procedures
- Preconditions (only if they contain non-declarative expressions)
- Selection conditions (only if they contain non-declarative expressions)
4.5.3 Dependencies Types
The SAP System supports the following types of dependencies:
· Preconditions
· Selection conditions
· Procedures
· Actions (obsolete)
· Constraints
4.5.4 Preconditions
Preconditions can be allocated to the following objects:
· A characteristic that you want to hide
· A characteristic value that you want to hide
Preconditions are used to hide characteristics and characteristic values that are not allowed and thereby ensure that the configuration of an object is consistent. In the precondition, it is also possible define the circumstances under which a characteristic or value is hidden.
A precondition is fulfilled if the condition you enter is either true or not violated.
4.5.5 Selection Conditions
Selection conditions used to ensure that all the objects relevant to a variant are selected:
· Selection conditions determine which variants require a specific component or operation
· Selection conditions determine when it is mandatory to assign a value to a characteristic
Selection conditions may allocate to the following objects:
· Characteristics
· BOM items
· Operations in task lists
· Sub-operations
· Sequences of operations
· Production resources/tools (PRTs)
A selection condition is fulfilled if the condition in it is unambiguously true.
4.5.6 Procedure
Procedures can be assigned to the following objects:
· The characteristic value that triggers the procedure
· The characteristic that triggers the procedure
· The configuration profile of the configurable object
Procedure is used for following purposes.
· A procedure is used to infer a value for a characteristic, you enter the variable $SELF before the characteristic.
· Procedures can overwrite values that are set by other procedures.
· Procedures are always used for pricing (see Variant Conditions).
Processing Sequences of Procedure
If an object has more than one procedure, a processing sequence is used to define the point when the procedure is processed.
4.5.7 Action
Actions are used to infer characteristic values. An action is processed as soon as the characteristic to which it is assigned has a value. It is not possible to overwrite the characteristic values that are set by an action.
The following Objects can assign to action:
· The characteristic value that triggers the action
· The characteristic that triggers the action
· The configuration profile of the configurable object
· Configuration profile
· BOM items to change the quantity
· Operations in task lists to change the standard values
Since Action is lead to serious system performance problems, it is replaced by Procedure and Constraint.
4.5.8 Constraint
This dependency type is mainly for intensively interactive configuration tasks and for configuration tasks in which you need to take into account the dependencies between the characteristics of several objects. The main purpose of a constraint is to monitor the consistency of a configuration.
Constraints have the following distinguishing features:
· Constraints are used to describe the dependencies between completely different objects and their characteristics.
· Constraints are used to store information on which conditions must be fulfilled if the configuration is to be consistent.
· Constraints are not directly allocated to individual objects. They are grouped together to form dependency nets and allocated to a configurable material in the configuration profile.
· In constraints, you enter objects in their general form of expression, without using $SELF, $ROOT, or $PARENT to identify objects. As a rule, you refer to objects in constraints by entering the class to which the objects are allocated.
· Constraints are declarative dependencies. The processing sequence of constraints and the point in time when constraints are processed is not relevant.
· Constraints are not processed in a specific order. You cannot determine when a specific constraint is used.
In any processing situation, a constraint is only processed once. If a value that is relevant to the constraint is changed, the constraint is triggered again.
4.5.8.1 Structure of Constraints
There are four sections in a constraint. Each part is identified by a keyword. A colon follows the keyword. Each section ends with a period.
OBJECTS:
In this section, you enter the objects that are relevant to the constraint. You must enter the relevant objects in all constraints. You can also define variables for objects or characteristics.
CONDITION:
The condition entered here must be fulfilled in order for the constraint to be used. You do not need to enter a condition in a constraint. You can leave out the keyword CONDITION: if required. However, if you enter the keyword you must enter a condition.
RESTRICTIONS:
In this section, you enter the relation that must exist between the objects and characteristics if the configuration is to be consistent. You must enter a restriction in a constraint.
INFERENCES:
In this section, you enter the characteristics for which characteristic values are to be inferred. The main purpose of constraints is to check the consistency of a configuration. Usually, values are only inferred if you make an entry in this section.
For reasons of performance, only use constraints to infer values if it is really necessary. Constraints are grouped together to form dependency nets. The dependency net is allocated to a configurable material in the configuration profile.
4.5.9 Dependency Net:
Constraints are grouped together in dependency nets. For this reason, the variant configuration menu does not support a function for creating constraints directly. So that only constraints are defined within a dependency net.
5 Configuration Profile
The configuration profile for a material controls the configuration process in sales order. Configurable profile also used to define central settings for configuring the object. Using this profile it is possible to hide some of the characteristic value defined during characteristic creation. We can assign any number profile for a configurable material in which selection is based on either priority or manual selection during configuration.
By defining a filter in the configuration profile, possible to determine the scope of the BOM items to improve system performance when exploding the BOM. The filter is active in high-level configuration, in result-oriented BOMs, and in SET processing.
5.1 Filters in Configurable Profile
Following objects can be used as filter:
· Object type
Class, material, document, text
In the standard system, all object types are selected and therefore exploded in the configuration. Deselect the object types that you do not want to be displayed.
· Item category, for example, stock or non-stock item
All item categories in the configuration are exploded in the standard system. Remove the selection for the item categories you do not want to be displayed.
· Item status
You maintain the status of a BOM item in maintain BOM dependent on its usage.
All items are displayed regardless of their item status in the standard system. However, only the items with this status are displayed when you select specific item statuses. Items are not displayed that do not have the selected status.
· Sort string
You can assign sort strings for BOM items in maintain BOM. You can restrict the display of the BOM items by using these sort strings.
Only items that carry sort strings are checked and only those that match are displayed. Items that have no sort string are always displayed.
5.2 Component availability in the configuration profile
The availability check is just a snapshot, telling that whether the materials required are in stock at this moment. Several users can access the same material at once. This means that supply problems can sometimes be overlooked.
Example: Only 2 pieces of a material are in stock, but the material is used in 3 BOMs. The availability check does not detect a supply problem. The availability check for all 3 BOMs shows 2 pieces in stock.
5.3 Process Overview
There are different processes for configurable materials in sales documents. These processes can be defined on the Configuration initial screen tab in the configuration profile, by choosing the Configuration parameter tab.
The Process are described in the following scenarios:
Planned/Production orders
This processing type is used to describe variant products whose configurable materials are assembled using planned and production orders. The bill of material (BOM) can have single-level, multi-level, or no explosion.
Sales Order (SET)
This processing type is used to describe variant products that comprise salable configurable materials. These products are supplied together, but are not assembled in a production order. Only sales-relevant BOM items are exploded in the sales order.
Order BOM.
You use this processing type if you want to make customer-specific changes to the BOM of a material that you configure in the sales order. In the sales order, you assign values to the characteristics of the header material, but the BOM is not exploded in the sales order.
6 Material Variant and Planning Material
6.1 Material Variant
· Material Variant is an material that can arises from individual Configuration of a configurable product and can be kept in stock
· For variants that are required frequently, we can create material variants, which can be produced without a sales order and kept in stock. When a sales order is received, it is possible to check whether the variant required is in stock, so that it can deliver immediately.
· For material variants, a separate material master record is created with a material type that is kept in stock.
· Separate BOM and routing for a material variant, or you can link the material variant to the BOM and routing of the configurable material. The correct BOM items and operations are determined from the characteristic values assigned to the variant.
6.2 Planning Material
· Planning Material is a material, which contains all the non-variant parts.
· By using planning material all non-variants are procured / produced before sales order.
· It is also possible for Planing the Planning Materials without reference to any sales requirement.
· Planning material is planned separately using strategy 65 and produced before sales order creation.
7 Planing in VC
The following strategies are used for planning configurable materials and its variant parts.
Make to Order production of Variants
Make to Order for Material Variant. - 26
Planning Variants without final Assembly- 55
Planning Variants with planning Material - 65
Make to order with configurable material.- 25
Characteristic Planning with dependent requirement - 56 and
Assembly Processing with Characteristic Planning - 89
8 Variant Configuration: (Object Diagram)
9 Variant Pricing and Surcharges
9.1 Sales BOM
A bill of material (BOM) describes the different components that together create a product. A BOM for a bicycle, for example, consists of all the parts that make up the bicycle: the frame, the saddle, wheels, and so on.
When you enter the material number of a bill of materials that is relevant for sales order processing, the system displays the material that describes the whole bill of materials as a main item. The individual components are displayed as lower-level items.
There are two ways to process a bill of materials in Sales. Once you have entered a bill of material in a sales order, the system runs pricing, inventory control, and delivery processing at: Main item level if the material is assembled, or - Component level if the material is not assembled.
9.2 Processing at Main Item Level (ERLA)
If you want the system to carry out pricing, inventory control, and delivery processing at main item level, enter ERLA in the Item category group field of the Sales: sales org. 2 screen in the material master record of the finished product. This means that the components only function as text items and are not relevant for delivery.
9.3 Processing at Component Level (LUMF)
If you want the system to carry out pricing, inventory control, and delivery processing at the component level, enter LUMF in the Item category group field of the Sales: sales org. 2 screen in the material master record of the finished product. In this case, only the components are relevant for delivery. During processing the system automatically creates a delivery group. The latest delivery date among all the components becomes the delivery date for the entire delivery group.
10 Configuration of VC
10.1 Production Planning and Control
10.1.1 Creating Material
Use
The purpose of this activity is to create the material masters for the materials required in this scenario.
Procedure
Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
SAP Menu Logistics ® Materials Management ® Material Master ® Material ® Create (General) ® Immediately
Transaction Code MM01
In Material Master of KMAT material following settings are maintained:
· Configurable material indicator in Basic Data must set.
· MRP type is PD.
· Lot size EX ( Lot for lot size)
· Availability check 02
· Planning Strategy 25 is entered in MRP 3 screen view.
· Item category group 0002 or 0004 is to be given in sales view.
10.1.2 Creating Bill of Material
Purpose:
· The purpose of this activity is to create bills of material (BOMs) for the configurable material which is known as super BOM
· Super BOM comprise all the variant as well as non-variant parts required for producing configurable material.
Procedure
1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
SAP Menu Logistics ® Production ® Master Data ® Bills of Material ® Bill of Material ® Material BOM ® Create
Transaction Code CS01
· The Create Material BOM: initial screen appears. On this screen, data that identifies the bill of material are maintained as well effectivity data.
· In the Material field, the configurable material for which super BOM need to create is entered.
· Plant and BOM usage is entered. In general BOM usage 1 for production and 3 is for Universal.
· In Component screen list of variant and non-variant parts are entered along with that quantity is entered based on Base qty. of the configurable material.
· It is also possible to enter a class as a BOM component with item category class Item. This class must hold all characteristics and also classified with each material.
· Class type 200 and 300 can be used as a class item.
Following Procedure is followed for assigning class with BOM as a class Item.
· Enter the item category for class items in BOM.
· Make entries in the fields that identify the class
Class types
Class
· Enter the quantity.
- Enter a unit of measure if appropriate.
- The system determines the unit of measure from the additional data of the class.
- If a unit of measure without a dimension is maintained in the additional data of the class, you cannot change this unit.
10.1.3 Creating Characteristic
Purpose:
· Characteristic is created with possible values.
· It is also possible to use table name and its field name in order to change the Object quantity or values. Ie BOM item quantity or Operation time. This is known as Reference characteristic.
· For changing BOM quantity Characteristic is created with table name STOP-MENGE is used.
· For Variant pricing purpose SDCOM-VKOND is used.
· Characteristics allow describing and distinguishing between objects, such as length, color, or weight within the classification system.
Procedure
SAP Menu Logistic->Centralfunction->Environment->classification->Chracteristics
Transaction Code CT04
· From the classification menu, choose Characteristics.
· Enter data on the initial screen.
· In the Characteristic field, enter a name for new characteristic
· Enter a change number if you want to create the characteristic using engineering change management.
· To do this, choose processing type Create characteristic.
· You can also copy the data of an existing characteristic. Use the pushbutton Create by copying. Enter the name of a characteristic you want to copy.
· Confirm the entries.
· On the Basic data tab page enter the most important control data for the characteristic.
· You must maintain the basic data for all characteristics. All other screens are optional.
· In the formatting data for value assignment, whether a characteristic is single-value, multiple-value, or retractable is defined. It is not possible change the value assignment indicator once it has set. It applies wherever the characteristic is used.
· The data type of the characteristic determines which values can be entered for the characteristic. I can any one of the following
- Characters
- Numeric
- Time format/Date format
- Currency format and
- User defined data type.
· For numeric characteristic it need to maintain that whether interval values to a numeric characteristic, or only individual values need to be maintain in Basic Data screen itself.
· Languages in which characteristic want to describe are entered.
· Choose the tab page Values.
· Enter values in the entry fields. Enter each value in a separate field.
· The values must match the format that you defined on the Basic Data screen. You can enter up to the number of characters that you defined in the format.
· If your characteristic is an alphanumeric characteristic, enter a language-dependent value description. You can enter up to 30 characters.
· It is not possible to enter a language-dependent description for numeric values
· It is also possible to define one value as a default value. This value then appears as a default in characteristic value assignment functions
· Additional value indicator determines that whether values that are not defined as allowed values can be assigned to a characteristic
· The following value check strategies are available in value maintenance screen.
- Allowed Values:
- Check Tables
- Function module
- Catalog character
· Allowed values permits only values defined in characteristics maintenance are used to check a characteristic value
· Check table permits only values entered in characteristics maintenance is used to check a value
· Function module entered is used to check characteristic values.
· Value catalog entered is used to check characteristic values
· Documents, such as drawings or photographs, with characteristics can be linked in additional data screen. Before link a document to a characteristic, it must create a document info record in the document management system.
· In this screen it also possible to restrict or hidden or displaying only allowed values to characteristic.
· It is possible to that characteristic can be only assigned to particular class type by assigning type in restriction screen.
· To change a characteristic selects the pushbutton Change in characteristics after entering the characteristic. To display the characteristic chooses the pushbutton Display.
10.1.4 Creating Class:
Purpose:
· A class is used to hold the characteristics that describe a configurable material. By linking the class to the configurable material, you allow the material to be configured using the characteristics of the class.
Procedure
SAP Menu Logistic->Central function->Environment->classification->Class
Transaction Code CL01
· Class holds all characteristics describe configurable material.
· Class with class type 300 is used in configuration profile.
· On basic Data screen class description, its status is entered. Status determines:
· whether a class can be maintained
· whether objects can be allocated to a class
· whether the class can be used for selecting objects
· Class group is used to group together related classes and also for finding classes quickly via a matchcode.
· Same Classification indicator determines whether system check for identical characteristic values. In this case, where several objects are assigned that have the same values for all characteristics to the same class. Depends upon indicator system give warning or error message or no message.
· Keyword string is used for finding a class via matchcode.The description entered on the basic data screen serves as the first keyword
· On characteristic screen list characteristic which has to attach with configurable material is entered.
· Using document tab screen it is possible to assign documents related to configurable object.
· On additional data screen whether or not this class can be used as a class component in bills of material. If it is yes then Unit of measure in which stocks of the material are managed. The system converts all the quantities you enter in other units of measure (alternative units of measure) to the base unit of measure and resulting item category which will replace this class item in BOM (i.e. Stock, Non-stock item etc ).
10.1.5 Creating Dependency
Purpose
Dependency describes the interdependencies between characteristics and characteristic values and it controls which components to be selected from a bill of material (BOM) and which operations to be selected from a task list. It also changes the field values in BOM items and operations during configuration.
Procedure
SAP Menu Logistic->Central function->Variant Configuration->dependency->Single Dependency->Create Dependency
Transaction Code CU01
· From the variant configuration menu, choose Dependency -> Single dependency-> Create
· In initial screen name of the dependency is entered. If dependency need to create for a specific date, enter a change number. It is also possible to create dependency by copying from existing dependency.
· On basic data screen the following data are required to enter
- A language-dependent description for the dependency
- Also possible to enter descriptions in different languages by choosing Descriptions.
- Long texts for the dependency, choose Extras -> Documentation.
- In the standard R/3 System, the status In preparation when a dependency is created first time. The status is set to Released when the source code is syntactically correct.
- Finally suitable dependency type is selected.
· In Dependency editor the source code for the dependency is entered. Once the source code is syntactically correct, the source code is saved.
· Now the status of the dependency is turns to Released. Save the Dependency and exit.
10.1.6 Changing Bill of Material (Assign Dependencies)
Purpose:
By assigning dependencies to BOM components, it is possible to restrict the selection of irrelevant variant parts.i.e correct BOM components are get selected at result of configuration. It is also possible to change the component quantity depends upon characteristic value changed.
Procedure
1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
SAP Menu Logistics ® Production ® Master Data ® Bills of Material ® Bill of Material ® Material BOM ® Change
Transaction Code CS02
· Dependencies are assigned with respect to characteristic for each variant part.
· Dependencies are created either locally within object or globally which can be assigned to any objects.
· In BOM General Item overview screen choose the component in which dependency need to assign and choose menu path Extras -> Dependency -> assignment of dependency for assignment.
· It also possible to enter dependency directly in BOM itself by choosing Extras -> Dependency -> dependency editor.
10.1.7 Creating Configuration Profile
Purpose
· Configuration profile used for assigning configurable material with variant class (300) and also used to maintain some central settings.
· It is possible to assign more than one configurable profile for one KMAT material.
· The selection of profile depends upon either by priority or by manual selection.
· It is also possible to assign dependencies to configurable profile.
· Class with type 300, which hold the entire characteristics of KMAT material, are assigned to each profile
Procedure:
Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
SAP Menu Logistics ® Production ® Master Data ® Material Master ® Environment ® Configuration Profile ® Create
Transaction Code CU41
· From the Variant Configuration menu, choose Configuration profile->Create.
· A dialog box will be displayed. The object name is entered. Confirm your entries.
· On profile overview screen the following data need to be entered.
· Profile name and the class type of classes used for configuration. In Customizing for the Classification System, the class type must be defined as a variant class type.
· Choose Goto -> Class assignments or the Class assignment pushbutton to assign the object to a class.
· In the classification screen, names of the classes are entered.
· It is possible to restrict allowed characteristic values for the configurable object if required.
· Release of profile is possible only if configurable object is assigned to a class. To go to the detail screen, where you define further settings, choose the Profile detail pushbutton or double-click on the profile.
10.1.7.1 Optional Settings on the Profile Overview
· Organizational Areas
You can specify organizational areas for configuration. If you restrict a profile to specific organizational areas, you only see the characteristics that are relevant to your area when you configure the object.
You can change how characteristics are displayed according to organizational area for your user on the value assignment screen.
· Priority of Configuration Profiles
You can create several configuration profiles for a configurable material. The profile with the lowest number has the highest priority.
If you define several profiles for an object, you see a dialog box for selecting a profile when you start configuration. The profile with the highest priority is at the top of the list.
The priority is also relevant if you use Application Link Enabling (ALE) or intermediate documents (IDocs) to run configuration, rather than dialog mode. In this case, the profile with the highest priority is selected for the object. Profiles that have no priority are at the top of the list, because they automatically have priority 0.
10.1.7.2 Profile Detail
· Configuration Profiles for Materials
The configuration profile has several screens. Depending on what you enter for the BOM explosion and configuration process, fields are shown or hidden.
The parameters you maintain for a material apply to the material as a header material in a BOM structure. You cannot define separate settings for use of a configurable material as an assembly in a BOM.
- By choosing the Assignments pushbutton, you can assign dependencies to the configuration profile. You also see this pushbutton on the basic data tab, once at least one dependency is assigned.
· Basic Data Tab
- In the basic data, click on the profile overview data.
- If configuration process need to starts with a Start logo, documents are assigned such, as a graphic showing the product you want to configure, to the variant class.
- Configuration Initial Screen Tab
· Configuration parameters
- The parameters for BOM explosion and the configuration process in the sales order are specified here.
- BOM application must be entered, if BOM explosion None is selected rather than single and multi level explosion is selected.
- By entering a level of detail for a multi-level configuration, system performance will be improved.
- It is also possible to define a filter and set the indicator for an availability check on assemblies.
10.1.8 Changing Configuration Profile: Add User Interface Settings
Purpose
Settings for the configuration editor in user interface.
- An interface design is used to group characteristics together on the value assignment screen.
- Here it also possible to define object-specific settings for functions in the configuration editor. These settings are defaults for configuration, and can be overwritten for your user in the configuration editor.
- For all configuration parameters except BOM explosion None, manually select the screens for the configuration editor and define which screen configuration starts with. The start screen must be one of the allowed screens.
- The indicator for the configuration browser independently of the other start screens can be selected, because the browser is an additional screen section.
Configuration Profiles for Objects Other than Materials
- Object-specific settings for displaying characteristics and characteristic values in the configuration editor can be defined. These settings are defaults for configuration, and can be overwritten for your user in the configuration editor.
Procedure
Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
SAP Menu Logistics ® Production ® Master Data ® Material Master ® Environment ® Configuration Profile ® Change
Transaction Code CU42
10.1.9 Configuration Simulation
Purpose:
· Configuration simulation is used to check the configuration model. In the configuration simulation, the whether or not Object structure is created correctly and dependencies are working fine is checked.
· Simulation of Sales/Engineering
- The configuration parameters in the configuration profile apply. Whether the configuration is simulated from the sales point of view or the engineering point of view is defined.
- If select Sales & distribution is selected the configuration in a sales document will be simulated (sales order or quotation), so the BOM explosion depends on the settings in the configuration profile.
- If Engineering is selected, the configuration in order BOM processing will be simulated. The configuration and BOM explosion depend on the configuration parameters in the same way as when maintaining an order BOM. For example, we cannot configure the header material, because the configuration is copied from the sales order.
· Simulation of a Planned Order
- On the characteristic value assignment screen, we can choose Planned order to display the components that are determined in material requirements planning (MRP) according to the characteristic values assigned. This is especially relevant to assemblies whose BOMs are exploded in MRP, not in Sales & distribution (for example, assemblies with the BOM explosion setting None in their configuration profile).
Procedure:
SAP R/3 menu Logistics ® Production ® Master Data ® Bills of Material ® Environment ® Variant Configuration ® Environment ® Configuration Simulation
Transaction Code CU50
· On the initial screen of the configuration simulation, select BOM to display the entire structure on the result screen.
· If you have created more than one configuration profile for a material, you see a dialog box. Select a profile and choose Continue. If you want to call detailed information on the profile, choose Profile Detail or double-click on the profile.
· To display the task list of an assembly on the result screen, select the assembly and choose View ® Objects ® Task list.
· You see the operations or activities in the task list that was selected for the assembly during configuration.
· Operations that have been changed by dependencies have an information icon next to them. You can display changes by choosing Information.
· To return to the BOM explosion, choose View ® Objects ® BOM
10.2 Sales and Distribution
10.2.1 Creating Condition Records - VA00
Purpose:
The purpose of this activity is to create condition records for VA00.
Procedure
1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
SAP Menu Logistics ® Sales and Distribution ® Master Data ® Conditions ® Select Using Condition Type ® Create
Transaction Code VK11
· Create price for each value of the characteristics by select using condition type VA00.
· Create the Price for the condition type that represents these types of the standard-delivered condition type for this functionality is VA00.
· Condition type VA00 requires as key fields the sales Organization, distribution channel, and material number of the configurable.
· Condition type PR00 used to maintain base price of the configurable material.
· Using VA01it is also possible to maintain Surcharges and discounts.
10.2.2 Condition records for Variant Price and Surcharges
Purpose
Condition records allow you to store and retrieve pricing data in the system. All the pricing elements of your daily business - the prices, discounts, and surcharges for freight and taxes - that you want to use for automatic pricing must be stored in the system as condition records. You can define as many condition records as you want for the different pricing elements for any validity period.
You create condition records for all the pricing elements that the system takes into account during automatic pricing. During document processing, the system transfers data from the condition records and determines the amounts for individual pricing elements (prices, discounts and surcharges) and the final amount for the sales document
Procedure
10.2.2.1 Create a characteristic for the Pricing
- Create Pricing characteristic like CAR_Pricing and go to additional data tab give SDCOM table name VKOND field name.
SAP Menu Logistic->Centralfunction->Environment->classification->Chracteristics
Transaction Code CT04
10.2.2.2 Assign the characteristic to the class
Assign given characteristics to class, In variant configuration, a class is used to hold the characteristics that describe a configurable material. By linking the class to the configurable material, it allows the material to be configured using the characteristics of the class. In the standard R/3 System, the class type for configurable material is 300.
SAP Menu Logistic->Central function->Environment->classification->Class
Transaction Code CL01
10.2.2.3 Create a dependency that triggers the price
A Dependency is a rule that defines how the different options and option values, represented by characteristics and characteristic values, relate to one another. To create a dependency, follow the menu path
SAP Menu Logistic->Central_function->VariantConfiguration->dependency->Single Dependency->Create Dependency
Transaction Code CU01
10.2.2.4 Assign the dependency to the characteristic value that triggers the price
For example eCar2002, the value V8 refers to the engine selected by the customer. Therefore, the dependency must be linked to the value V8 of the characteristic that represents the engine type. To do this, go to the master data record of the characteristic CAR_ENGINE
SAP Menu Logistic->Centralfunction->Environment->classification->Chracteristics
Transaction Code CT04
Go to the Values tab. From there, select theV8 entry and use the menu path Extras Object dependencies Assignments, which brings you to the screenshot to the right; if you have created a global dependency, you can link it to the characteristic value.2 Once the dependency has been assigned, the information on this screen, such as the description (Engine price), will default to the information entered when you created the characteristic.
10.2.2.5 Create variant price
Create price for each value of the characteristics using condition type (or transaction VK11). Create the Price for the condition type that represents these types of the standard-delivered condition type for this functionality is VA00. Condition type VA00 requires as key fields the sales Organization, distribution channel, and material number of the configurable.
In the same way using condition type VA01 is also used to maintain prices for surcharges and discounts.
10.2.2.6 Creating the output condition records for sales
Output types are used to represent various forms of output in the SAP system. Examples of output types in Sales and Distribution processing are order confirmations, freight lists, and invoices. You use the output type to control how the output should be transmitted, for example whether an order confirmation should be sent via EDI, or be printed
10.2.3 Creating Output Condition Records: Sales
Purpose:
Output types are used to represent various forms of output in the SAP system. Examples of output types in Sales and Distribution processing are order confirmations, freight lists, and invoices. You use the output type to control how the output should be transmitted, for example whether an order confirmation should be sent via EDI, or be printed
Procedure
1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
SAP Menu Logistics ® Sales and Distribution ® Master Data ® Output ® Sales Document ® Create
Transaction Code VV11
· Choose Edit >Key combination
· Select the key combination for which condition records are to be created.
· Choose Enter.
· Enter the appropriate key for each condition record, according to the key combination you selected.
· For transmission medium 1 (Print output) or 7, you can maintain the communication data. To do this, choose Communication.
· Save the condition records.
10.2.3.1 Creating Output Condition Records: Billing
Purpose
The purpose of this activity is to create output condition records for billing. Output types are used to represent various forms of output in the SAP system. Examples of output types in Sales and Distribution processing are order confirmations, freight lists, and invoices. You use the output type to control how the output should be transmitted, for example whether an order confirmation should be sent via EDI, or be printed
Procedure
1. Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
SAP Menu Logistics ® Sales and Distribution ® Master Data ® Output ® Billing Document ® Create
Transaction Code VV31
Enter an output type.
· Choose Edit >Key combination
· Select the key combination for which condition records are to be created.
· Choose Enter.
· Enter the appropriate key for each condition record, according to the key combination you selected.
· For transmission medium 1 (Print output) or 7, you can maintain the communication data. To do this, choose Communication.
· Save the condition records.
10.2.4 Order BOM
Purpose:
Products that are made to order in plant engineering and construction and mechanical engineering are generally very complex and are specific to one customer. For this reason, you cannot define a BOM entirely in advance. Once you have created your sales order, you need to make manual changes to the BOM by creating an order BOM especially for the sales order, without changing the original BOM.
The sales order, sales order item, and material number identify an order BOM. In variant configuration, you can work with 2 types of order BOM. The difference is in the way they are saved.
Knowledge based order BOM
The order BOM is saved as a copy of the super BOM with manual changes and dependencies.
Result Oriented BOM
The configuration result is saved as an order BOM, with manual changes but without dependencies.
Procedure (For knowledge based BOM)
SAP Menu Logistics ® Production Planning ® Master Data ® Bills of Material -> Order BOM Maintain (Multi-Level)Transaction Code CU51
· The Create Order BOM: initial screen appears.
· Enter the sales order number, the order item, the material number and the BOM usage
· If you want to use material BOM, or an existing order BOM to copy from, go to step 4. If you want to create an order BOM without a reference, click and go to step 7
· You cannot use a configurable BOM as a reference
· Click on copy order BOM or Click on copy material BOM
· The Copy material BOM or Copy order BOM dialog box appears
· Enter the data required and click . The item overview appears, for the bill of material you are using as a reference.
· Enter new items and alter items if necessary. Entering items in order BOMs is similar to entering items in material BOMs. However, you
Create a Material - KMAT type with Item category (002)
Create Characteristics in CT04 - Zbike, where in values mention the Color of the bile like Red, Blue etc
Create another characteristics in CT04 - ZPrice, where directly go the additional data tab and maintain the table SDCOM and field VKOND (ABAP Dictionary it will ask for)
Assign these two characteristics to a Class in CL01 Zbike class (Type 300) in characteristics tab page.
Then go to CU41 Configuration profile select the material and enter the description click on the class assignment ie assign Zbikclass.
Now go back to CT04 - enter Zbike -go to values- select Red- go to extras - Other Dependencies - Select Procedure enter in front 10 write - $self.ZPrice='Red' and save
Now go back go to extras - Other Dependencies - assignments and assign relationship ( by default it will come just save)
Now select Blue- go to extras - Other Dependencies - Editor - Select Procedure enter in front of 10 write - $self. ZPrice='Blue' and save
Now go back go to extras - Other Dependencies - assignments and assign relationship ( by default it will come just save)
Now go to VK11 - Enter VA00 (Condition)(For Std RVA001 Pricing Procedure) - enter variant Red and Blue give the rates accordingly and create the sales order. -
Hi, this morning on my Mac mini, Finder didn't start and this message appeared on the Desktop:
Finder quit unexpectedly while using the DesktopServicePriv plug-in
and the following problem details and system configuration -
Process:
Finder [258]
Path:
/System/Library/CoreServices/Finder.app/Contents/MacOS/Finder
Identifier:
Finder
Version:
10.9.4 (10.9.4)
Code Type:
X86-64 (Native)
Parent Process: launchd [243]
Responsible:
Finder [258]
User ID:
501
PlugIn Path:
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/DesktopServicesPriv.framework/Versions/A/Deskt opServicesPriv
PlugIn Identifier: com.apple.desktopservices
PlugIn Version:
1.8.3 (1.8.3)
Date/Time:
2014-10-21 08:38:03.483 -0400
OS Version:
Mac OS X 10.9.4 (13E28)
Report Version: 11
Anonymous UUID: 8F3DE107-0825-931D-E5D1-A1EB822E4735
Crashed Thread: 3 Dispatch queue: TFSVolumeInfo::GetSyncGCDQueue
Exception Type: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (Code Signature Invalid)
Exception Codes: 0x0000000000000032, 0x0000000106be90bc
kernel messages:
VM Regions Near 0x106be90bc:
Kernel Alloc Once
0000000106bc6000-0000000106bc7000 [
4K] rw-/rwx SM=PRV
--> __TEXT
0000000106bc7000-0000000106cf8000 [ 1220K] r-x/rwx SM=COW /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/DesktopServicesPriv.framework/Versions/A/Desk topServicesPriv
__DATA
0000000106cf8000-0000000106d01000 [ 36K] rw-/rwx SM=PRV /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/DesktopServicesPriv.framework/Versions/A/Desk topServicesPriv
Thread 0:: Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread
0 libsystem_kernel.dylib
0x000000010cd09a1a mach_msg_trap + 10
1 libsystem_kernel.dylib
0x000000010cd08d18 mach_msg + 64
2 com.apple.CoreServices.CarbonCore 0x000000010cf71e15 f2d_register_rpc + 325
3 com.apple.CoreServices.CarbonCore 0x000000010cf71bb0 register_with_server + 869
4 com.apple.CoreServices.CarbonCore 0x000000010cf7169c FSEventStreamStart + 260
5 com.apple.desktopservices
0x0000000106bd619b CreateFSEventStreamForPath(__CFString const*, void (*)(__FSEventStream const*, void*, unsigned long, void*, unsigned int const*, unsigned long long const*), __CFArray const*) + 151
6 com.apple.desktopservices
0x0000000106bd5fd5 TBusyFolders::StartObservingDirectory(TUString const&, bool) + 203
7 com.apple.desktopservices
0x0000000106bd5e40 TSystemNotificationTask::TSystemNotificationTask() + 242
8 com.apple.desktopservices
0x0000000106bd5b1b TSystemNotificationTask::MakeSystemNotificationTask() + 63
9 com.apple.desktopservices
0x0000000106bc9608 NodeContextOpen + 42
10 com.apple.finder
0x00000001065c88c3 0x1065c0000 + 35011
11 com.apple.finder
0x00000001065c683c 0x1065c0000 + 26684
12 com.apple.finder
0x00000001065c671d 0x1065c0000 + 26397
13 libdyld.dylib
0x000000010cb615fd start + 1
Thread 1:
0 libsystem_kernel.dylib
0x000000010cd0de6a __workq_kernreturn + 10
1 libsystem_pthread.dylib
0x000000010ce23f08 _pthread_wqthread + 330
2 libsystem_pthread.dylib
0x000000010ce26fb9 start_wqthread + 13
Thread 2:: Dispatch queue: com.apple.libdispatch-manager
0 libsystem_kernel.dylib
0x000000010cd0e662 kevent64 + 10
1 libdispatch.dylib
0x000000010cb28421 _dispatch_mgr_invoke + 239
2 libdispatch.dylib
0x000000010cb28136 _dispatch_mgr_thread + 52
Thread 3 Crashed:: Dispatch queue: TFSVolumeInfo::GetSyncGCDQueue
0 com.apple.desktopservices
0x0000000106be90bc TPropertyReference::AsSInt32(int&) const + 0
1 com.apple.desktopservices
0x0000000106bd6e21 TNode::HandleNodeRequest(TCountedPtr<TNodeTask> const&, TCountedPtr<TVolumeSyncThread> const&) + 1017
2 com.apple.desktopservices
0x0000000106bd6961 ___ZN17TVolumeSyncThread19PostNodeTaskRequestEP9TNodeTask_block_invoke_2 + 84
3 com.apple.desktopservices
0x0000000106bd68b1 ExceptionSafeBlock(void () block_pointer) + 12
4 com.apple.desktopservices
0x0000000106bd689f ___ZN17TVolumeSyncThread19PostNodeTaskRequestEP9TNodeTask_block_invoke + 91
5 libdispatch.dylib
0x000000010cb291bb _dispatch_call_block_and_release + 12
6 libdispatch.dylib
0x000000010cb2628d _dispatch_client_callout + 8
7 libdispatch.dylib
0x000000010cb28673 _dispatch_queue_drain + 451
8 libdispatch.dylib
0x000000010cb299c1 _dispatch_queue_invoke + 110
9 libdispatch.dylib
0x000000010cb27f87 _dispatch_root_queue_drain + 75
10 libdispatch.dylib
0x000000010cb29177 _dispatch_worker_thread2 + 40
11 libsystem_pthread.dylib
0x000000010ce23ef8 _pthread_wqthread + 314
12 libsystem_pthread.dylib
0x000000010ce26fb9 start_wqthread + 13
Thread 4:
0 libsystem_kernel.dylib
0x000000010cd0de6a __workq_kernreturn + 10
1 libsystem_pthread.dylib
0x000000010ce23f08 _pthread_wqthread + 330
2 libsystem_pthread.dylib
0x000000010ce26fb9 start_wqthread + 13
Thread 3 crashed with X86 Thread State (64-bit):
rax: 0x0000000106bd6e11 rbx: 0x0000000115bccd58 rcx: 0x0000000115bccd58 rdx: 0x0000000000000001
rdi: 0x00006080000a5248 rsi: 0x0000000115bcccc4 rbp: 0x0000000115bccce0 rsp: 0x0000000115bccca8
r8: 0x0000000000000001 r9: 0x0000000000000000 r10: 0x0000000115bccd88 r11: 0x0000000000000246
r12: 0x0000000106d002a0 r13: 0x0000000000000000 r14: 0x0000000000000001 r15: 0x0000000115bccd58
rip: 0x0000000106be90bc rfl: 0x0000000000010206 cr2: 0x0000000106be90bc
Logical CPU:
1
Error Code:
0x00000014
Trap Number:
14
Binary Images:
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0x10fbcd000 -
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0x10fc1a000 -
0x10fc1cfff libCVMSPluginSupport.dylib (9.6.1) <FB37F4C4-1E84-3349-BB03-92CA0A5F6837> /System/Library/Frameworks/OpenGL.framework/Versions/A/Libraries/libCVMSPluginS upport.dylib
0x10fc23000 -
0x10fc26fff libCoreVMClient.dylib (58.1) <EBC36C69-C896-3C3D-8589-3E9023E7E56F> /System/Library/Frameworks/OpenGL.framework/Versions/A/Libraries/libCoreVMClien t.dylib
0x10fc2f000 -
0x110062ffb com.apple.vision.FaceCore (3.0.0 - 3.0.0) <F42BFC9C-0B16-35EF-9A07-91B7FDAB7FC5> /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/FaceCore.framework/Versions/A/FaceCore
0x110281000 -
0x11028bff7 com.apple.CrashReporterSupport (10.9 - 539) <B25A09EC-A021-32EC-86F8-05B4837E0EDE> /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CrashReporterSupport.framework/Versions/A/Cra shReporterSupport
0x11029d000 -
0x1102ebff7 com.apple.opencl (2.3.59 - 2.3.59) <044485A4-A50C-34CE-A1F9-35A50CC68313> /System/Library/Frameworks/OpenCL.framework/Versions/A/OpenCL
0x110309000 -
0x11038afff com.apple.CoreSymbolication (3.0.1 - 141.0.5) <20E484C4-9F0E-3DF6-BB27-D509859FF57A> /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreSymbolication.framework/Versions/A/CoreSy mbolication
0x1103df000 -
0x110437ff7 com.apple.Symbolication (1.4 - 129.0.2) <B1F008C4-184D-36A2-922F-4A67A075D512> /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Symbolication.framework/Versions/A/Symbolicat ion
0x11047e000 -
0x1104adfff com.apple.DebugSymbols (106 - 106) <E1BDED08-523A-36F4-B2DA-9D5C712F0AC7> /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/DebugSymbols.framework/Versions/A/DebugSymbol s
0x1104c9000 -
0x1104d2fff com.apple.DisplayServicesFW (2.8 - 360.8.14) <816A9CED-1BC0-3C76-8103-1B9BE0F723BB> /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/DisplayServices.framework/Versions/A/DisplayS ervices
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0x11073b000 -
0x1107d6ff7 com.apple.PDFKit (2.9.2 - 2.9.2) <0CDC6467-9227-3D98-B4D4-660796AE9F6B> /System/Library/Frameworks/Quartz.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/PDFKit.framew ork/Versions/A/PDFKit
0x110850000 -
0x110d73fff com.apple.QuartzComposer (5.1 - 319) <8B90921F-911B-3240-A1D5-3C084F3E6A36> /System/Library/Frameworks/Quartz.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/QuartzCompose r.framework/Versions/A/QuartzComposer
0x111095000 -
0x1110b9fff com.apple.quartzfilters (1.8.0 - 1.7.0) <39C08086-9866-372F-9420-81F5689149DF> /System/Library/Frameworks/Quartz.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/QuartzFilters .framework/Versions/A/QuartzFilters
0x1110e8000 -
0x1110eeff7 com.apple.XPCService (2.0 - 1) <2CE632D7-FE57-36CF-91D4-C57D0F2E0BFE> /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/XPCService.framework/Versions/A/XPCService
0x1110fc000 -
0x11121efff com.apple.avfoundation (2.0 - 651.12.1) <FF001F98-E198-3B1D-A7EB-A8C48E6E34A3> /System/Library/Frameworks/AVFoundation.framework/Versions/A/AVFoundation
0x111336000 -
0x11137ffff com.apple.CoreMedia (1.0 - 1273.54) <CAB7303A-9AB2-317A-99C3-BEAA8AE8764B> /System/Library/Frameworks/CoreMedia.framework/Versions/A/CoreMedia
0x1113b2000 -
0x1116e8fff com.apple.MediaToolbox (1.0 - 1273.54) <CB6F6690-D44C-30B5-93AB-CAB198D51884> /System/Library/Frameworks/MediaToolbox.framework/Versions/A/MediaToolbox
0x111798000 -
0x111be6fef com.apple.VideoToolbox (1.0 - 1273.54) <4699BB55-7387-3981-9217-869215F00CA9> /System/Library/Frameworks/VideoToolbox.framework/Versions/A/VideoToolbox
0x111c45000 -
0x111c45fff com.apple.Carbon (154 - 157) <EFC1A1C0-CB07-395A-B038-CFA2E71D3E69> /System/Library/Frameworks/Carbon.framework/Versions/A/Carbon
0x111c4e000 -
0x111c64fff com.apple.CoreMediaAuthoring (2.2 - 947) <F1886A05-1C29-3F88-88C0-4A1013530AD1> /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreMediaAuthoring.framework/Versions/A/CoreM ediaAuthoring
0x111c7d000 -
0x111cc9ffe com.apple.CoreMediaIO (408.0 - 4570) <72371044-3FF2-3538-8EE1-C7C20F7C60A0> /System/Library/Frameworks/CoreMediaIO.framework/Versions/A/CoreMediaIO
0x111cf3000 -
0x111d0affa libAVFAudio.dylib (32.2) <52DA516B-DE79-322C-9E1B-2658019289D7> /System/Library/Frameworks/AVFoundation.framework/Versions/A/Resources/libAVFAu dio.dylib
0x111d20000 -
0x111e4ffef com.apple.MediaControlSender (2.0 - 200.34.4) <FC24EC8D-2E46-3F76-AF63-749F30857B96> /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MediaControlSender.framework/Versions/A/Media ControlSender
0x111e8e000 -
0x111ebdff7 com.apple.CoreAVCHD (5.7.0 - 5700.4.3) <404369C0-ED9F-3010-8D2F-BC55285F7808> /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreAVCHD.framework/Versions/A/CoreAVCHD
0x111ecb000 -
0x111ed0ff7 com.apple.MediaAccessibility (1.0 - 43) <D309D83D-5FAE-37A4-85ED-FFBDA8B66B82> /System/Library/Frameworks/MediaAccessibility.framework/Versions/A/MediaAccessi bility
0x111ee1000 -
0x111ee3fff com.apple.Mangrove (1.0 - 1) <72F5CBC7-4E78-374E-98EA-C3700136904E> /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Mangrove.framework/Versions/A/Mangrove
0x111ee9000 -
0x1122c0fef com.apple.CoreAUC (6.25.00 - 6.25.00) <2D7DC96C-BA83-3220-A03F-C790D50A23D8> /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreAUC.framework/Versions/A/CoreAUC
0x1122d1000 -
0x1122eeff7 com.apple.framework.Apple80211 (9.4 - 940.60) <043C7CFD-B57B-3F9D-B0FE-CA4B97C43968> /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Apple80211.framework/Versions/A/Apple80211
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0x112306ff7 com.apple.AppleSRP (5.0 - 1) <ABC7F088-1FD5-3768-B9F3-847F355E90B3> /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppleSRP.framework/Versions/A/AppleSRP
0x11230e000 -
0x112375ff7 com.apple.CoreUtils (2.0 - 200.34.4) <E53B97FE-E067-33F6-A9C1-D4EC2A20FB9F> /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreUtils.framework/Versions/A/CoreUtils
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0x112406fff com.apple.framework.CoreWLAN (4.3.3 - 433.48) <1F17FA12-6E84-309D-9808-C536D445FA6E> /System/Library/Frameworks/CoreWLAN.framework/Versions/A/CoreWLAN
0x11244a000 -
0x112474ff7 libpcap.A.dylib (42) <91D3FF51-D6FE-3C05-98C9-1182E0EC3D58> /usr/lib/libpcap.A.dylib
0x112484000 -
0x1124eafff com.apple.framework.CoreWiFi (2.0 - 200.21.1) <5491896D-78C5-30B6-96E9-D8DDECF3BE73> /System/Library/Frameworks/CoreWiFi.framework/Versions/A/CoreWiFi
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0x11259cfff com.apple.AppleVAFramework (5.0.27 - 5.0.27) <608D91BD-9D88-3FAB-9A06-24C1DAEA092D> /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppleVA.framework/Versions/A/AppleVA
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0x1125b8ff7 com.apple.AppSandbox (3.0 - 1) <9F27DC25-C566-3AEF-92D3-DCFE7836916D> /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppSandbox.framework/Versions/A/AppSandbox
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0x1125f2ff7 libsandbox.1.dylib (278.11.1) <D98EE9E5-BEB9-3396-924B-9CD100E81C41> /usr/lib/libsandbox.1.dylib
0x112600000 -
0x112613ff7 com.apple.AppContainer (3.0 - 1) <BD342039-430E-39FE-BC2D-8F97B557548E> /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AppContainer.framework/Versions/A/AppContaine r
0x11262c000 -
0x11262efff com.apple.SecCodeWrapper (3.0 - 1) <DE7CA981-2B8B-34AC-845D-06D5C8F10441> /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/SecCodeWrapper.framework/Versions/A/SecCodeWr apper
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0x11263ffff libMatch.1.dylib (19) <021293AB-407D-309A-87F5-8E782F46753E> /usr/lib/libMatch.1.dylib
0x112647000 -
0x11264bfff com.apple.CommonPanels (1.2.6 - 96) <6B434AFD-50F8-37C7-9A56-162C17E375B3> /System/Library/Frameworks/Carbon.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/CommonPanels. framework/Versions/A/CommonPanels
0x112656000 -
0x112659fff com.apple.help (1.3.3 - 46) <AE763646-D07A-3F9A-ACD4-F5CBD734EE36> /System/Library/Frameworks/Carbon.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/Help.framewor k/Versions/A/Help
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0x112677fff com.apple.ImageCapture (9.0 - 9.0) <BE0B65DA-3031-359B-8BBA-B9803D4ADBF4> /System/Library/Frameworks/Carbon.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/ImageCapture. framework/Versions/A/ImageCapture
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0x1126b0ff7 com.apple.openscripting (1.4 - 157) <B3B037D7-1019-31E6-9D17-08E699AF3701> /System/Library/Frameworks/Carbon.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/OpenScripting .framework/Versions/A/OpenScripting
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0x1126caff7 com.apple.print.framework.Print (9.0 - 260) <EE00FAE1-DA03-3EC2-8571-562518C46994> /System/Library/Frameworks/Carbon.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/Print.framewo rk/Versions/A/Print
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0x1126d1ff7 com.apple.securityhi (9.0 - 55005) <18C42525-688C-3D47-B9C9-1E0F8F58FA64> /System/Library/Frameworks/Carbon.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/SecurityHI.fr amework/Versions/A/SecurityHI
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0x112765ff7 com.apple.CorePDF (4.0 - 4) <92D15ED1-D2E1-3ECB-93FF-428Hi, this morning on my Mac mini, Finder didn't start and this message appeared on the Desktop:
Finder quit unexpectedly while using the DesktopServicePriv plug-in
and the following problem details and system configuration -
Process:
Finder [258]
Path:
/System/Library/CoreServices/Finder.app/Contents/MacOS/Finder
Identifier:
Finder
Version:
10.9.4 (10.9.4)
Code Type:
X86-64 (Native)
Parent Process: launchd [243]
Responsible:
Finder [258]
User ID:
501
PlugIn Path:
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/DesktopServicesPriv.framework/Versions/A/Deskt opServicesPriv
PlugIn Identifier: com.apple.desktopservices
PlugIn Version:
1.8.3 (1.8.3)
Date/Time:
2014-10-21 08:38:03.483 -0400
OS Version:
Mac OS X 10.9.4 (13E28)
Report Version: 11
Anonymous UUID: 8F3DE107-0825-931D-E5D1-A1EB822E4735
Crashed Thread: 3 Dispatch queue: TFSVolumeInfo::GetSyncGCDQueue
Exception Type: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (Code Signature Invalid)
Exception Codes: 0x0000000000000032, 0x0000000106be90bc
kernel messages:
VM Regions Near 0x106be90bc:
Kernel Alloc Once
0000000106bc6000-0000000106bc7000 [
4K] rw-/rwx SM=PRV
--> __TEXT
0000000106bc7000-0000000106cf8000 [ 1220K] r-x/rwx SM=COW /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/DesktopServicesPriv.framework/Versions/A/Desk topServicesPriv
__DATA
0000000106cf8000-0000000106d01000 [ 36K] rw-/rwx SM=PRV /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/DesktopServicesPriv.framework/Versions/A/Desk topServicesPriv
Thread 0:: Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread
0 libsystem_kernel.dylib
0x000000010cd09a1a mach_msg_trap + 10
1 libsystem_kernel.dylib
0x000000010cd08d18 mach_msg + 64
2 com.apple.CoreServices.CarbonCore 0x000000010cf71e15 f2d_register_rpc + 325
3 com.apple.CoreServices.CarbonCore 0x000000010cf71bb0 register_with_server + 869
4 com.apple.CoreServices.CarbonCore 0x000000010cf7169c FSEventStreamStart + 260
5 com.apple.desktopservices
0x0000000106bd619b CreateFSEventStreamForPath(__CFString const*, void (*)(__FSEventStream const*, void*, unsigned long, void*, unsigned int const*, unsigned long long const*), __CFArray const*) + 151
6 com.apple.desktopservices
0x0000000106bd5fd5 TBusyFolders::StartObservingDirectory(TUString const&, bool) + 203
7 com.apple.desktopservices
0x0000000106bd5e40 TSystemNotificationTask::TSystemNotificationTask() + 242
8 com.apple.desktopservices
0x0000000106bd5b1b TSystemNotificationTask::MakeSystemNotificationTask() + 63
9 com.apple.desktopservices
0x0000000106bc9608 NodeContextOpen + 42
10 com.apple.finder
0x00000001065c88c3 0x1065c0000 + 35011
11 com.apple.finder
0x00000001065c683c 0x1065c0000 + 26684
12 com.apple.finder
0x00000001065c671d 0x1065c0000 + 26397
13 libdyld.dylib
0x000000010cb615fd start + 1
Thread 1:
0 libsystem_kernel.dylib
0x000000010cd0de6a __workq_kernreturn + 10
1 libsystem_pthread.dylib
0x000000010ce23f08 _pthread_wqthread + 330
2 libsystem_pthread.dylib
0x000000010ce26fb9 start_wqthread + 13
Thread 2:: Dispatch queue: com.apple.libdispatch-manager
0 libsystem_kernel.dylib
0x000000010cd0e662 kevent64 + 10
1 libdispatch.dylib
0x000000010cb28421 _dispatch_mgr_invoke + 239
2 libdispatch.dylib
0x000000010cb28136 _dispatch_mgr_thread + 52
Thread 3 Crashed:: Dispatch queue: TFSVolumeInfo::GetSyncGCDQueue
0 com.apple.desktopservices
0x0000000106be90bc TPropertyReference::AsSInt32(int&) const + 0
1 com.apple.desktopservices
0x0000000106bd6e21 TNode::HandleNodeRequest(TCountedPtr<TNodeTask> const&, TCountedPtr<TVolumeSyncThread> const&) + 1017
2 com.apple.desktopservices
0x0000000106bd6961 ___ZN17TVolumeSyncThread19PostNodeTaskRequestEP9TNodeTask_block_invoke_2 + 84
3 com.apple.desktopservices
0x0000000106bd68b1 ExceptionSafeBlock(void () block_pointer) + 12
4 com.apple.desktopservices
0x0000000106bd689f ___ZN17TVolumeSyncThread19PostNodeTaskRequestEP9TNodeTask_block_invoke + 91
5 libdispatch.dylib
0x000000010cb291bb _dispatch_call_block_and_release + 12
6 libdispatch.dylib
0x000000010cb2628d _dispatch_client_callout + 8
7 libdispatch.dylib
0x000000010cb28673 _dispatch_queue_drain + 451
8 libdispatch.dylib
0x000000010cb299c1 _dispatch_queue_invoke + 110
9 libdispatch.dylib
0x000000010cb27f87 _dispatch_root_queue_drain + 75
10 libdispatch.dylib
0x000000010cb29177 _dispatch_worker_thread2 + 40
11 libsystem_pthread.dylib
0x000000010ce23ef8 _pthread_wqthread + 314
12 libsystem_pthread.dylib
0x000000010ce26fb9 start_wqthread + 13
Thread 4:
0 libsystem_kernel.dylib
0x000000010cd0de6a __workq_kernreturn + 10
1 libsystem_pthread.dylib
0x000000010ce23f08 _pthread_wqthread + 330
2 libsystem_pthread.dylib
0x000000010ce26fb9 start_wqthread + 13
Thread 3 crashed with X86 Thread State (64-bit):
rax: 0x0000000106bd6e11 rbx: 0x0000000115bccd58 rcx: 0x0000000115bccd58 rdx: 0x0000000000000001
rdi: 0x00006080000a5248 rsi: 0x0000000115bcccc4 rbp: 0x0000000115bccce0 rsp: 0x0000000115bccca8
r8: 0x0000000000000001 r9: 0x0000000000000000 r10: 0x0000000115bccd88 r11: 0x0000000000000246
r12: 0x0000000106d002a0 r13: 0x0000000000000000 r14: 0x0000000000000001 r15: 0x0000000115bccd58
rip: 0x0000000106be90bc rfl: 0x0000000000010206 cr2: 0x0000000106be90bc
Logical CPU:
1
Error Code:
0x00000014
Trap Number:
14
Binary Images:
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0x1071c1000 -
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0x10744e000 -
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0x10759a000 -
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0x10762d000 -
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0x10788b000 -
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0x10789c000 -
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0x107ed1000 -
0x10815afff com.apple.CommerceKit (1.2.0 - 232.11) <976C534B-C0F3-3C01-AB3D-E81B2EE9ADB1> /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CommerceKit.framework/Versions/A/CommerceKit
0x1081f8000 -
0x10824aff7 com.apple.Suggestions (3.0 - 137.1) <B7E5B685-C6A4-35DB-BA0A-8DBA2BF4ADF6> /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Suggestions.framework/Versions/A/Suggestions
0x108294000 -
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0x108482000 -
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My wireless keyboard no longer connects with my iMac since changing the batteries. It now shows as not connected, not paired and not configured. A friend recently connected his iPad to the iMac and since then the problem started. Any ideas to resolve this?
a friend told me that he wants my os x cd for my macbook pro to upgrade his imac.
The discs that come with your Mac are "machine specfic" and cannot be used on another Mac. -
CRM 5.0 and IPC Configuration
Hi All,
we are using CRM 5.0 and want to configure IPC for Internet sales. Can someone give me the IPC configuration guide for CRM 5.0 (as IPC is integrated in it). We are using CRM as standalone without R/3.
Thanks & Regards,
Vikas
[email protected]Vikas and Nirmal,
As IPC is already there with CRM 5.0, you just need to start it...
See OSS note 854170 for details about starting and some configuration information on IPC...
Thanks,
Manoj -
How to restore a filestream enabled and rbs configured web application
HI
in sharepoint farm I taken backup of a filestream enabled and rbs configured web application from central admin
and how to restore it in a new sharepoint farm in different server
adilhi i seen this error message in sprestore file in restore foloder,
i am trying to restore the backup in sql srver 2008 R2
and
backup taken by sharepoint form which has back end sql server 2010 database datacenter
IF EXISTS ( SELECT * FROM master..sysdatabases WHERE has_dbaccess(name)=1 AND
name=@db_name )
BEGIN
SELECT 1 as ErrorCode
END
ELSE
BEGIN RESTORE DATABASE [WSS_Content_Prod] FROM
DISK=@db_location WITH STATS=5, FILE=1, MOVE @db_OldName TO @db_NewFile, MOVE @db_OldLogName TO @db_NewLogFile, MOVE @fsfg_old0 TO @fsfg_new0, NOREWIND, NOUNLOAD, RESTART, RECOVERY
END
@db_location=C:\BackUpandRestore from 117\ALPROD\spbr0000\0000016A.bak, @fsfg_old0=RBSFilestreamFile, @fsfg_new0=c:/rbs, @db_OldName=WSS_Content_Prod, @db_NewFile=C:\Program Files\Microsoft
SQL Server\MSSQL10_50.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\DATA\WSS_Content_Prod.mdf, @db_OldLogName=WSS_Content_Prod_log, @db_NewLogFile=c:/Prodlogs\WSS_Content_Prod_log.ldf, @db_name=WSS_Content_Prod
[3/24/2014 9:44:08 PM] Verbose: [WSS_Content_Prod] SQL command timeout is set to 1.00 hours.
[3/24/2014 9:44:08 PM] FatalError: Object WSS_Content_Prod failed in event OnRestore. For more information, see the spbackup.log or sprestore.log file located in the backup directory.
SqlException: The operation did not proceed far enough to allow RESTART. Reissue the statement without the RESTART qualifier.
RESTORE DATABASE is terminating abnormally.
[3/24/2014 9:44:08 PM] Debug: at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection.OnError(SqlException exception, Boolean breakConnection)
at System.Data.SqlClient.TdsParser.ThrowExceptionAndWarning(TdsParserStateObject stateObj)
at System.Data.SqlClient.TdsParser.Run(RunBehavior runBehavior, SqlCommand cmdHandler, SqlDataReader dataStream, BulkCopySimpleResultSet bulkCopyHandler, TdsParserStateObject stateObj)
at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlDataReader.ConsumeMetaData()
at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlDataReader.get_MetaData()
at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand.FinishExecuteReader(SqlDataReader ds, RunBehavior runBehavior, String resetOptionsString)
at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand.RunExecuteReaderTds(CommandBehavior cmdBehavior, RunBehavior runBehavior, Boolean returnStream, Boolean async)
at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand.RunExecuteReader(CommandBehavior cmdBehavior, RunBehavior runBehavior, Boolean returnStream, String method, DbAsyncResult result)
at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand.RunExecuteReader(CommandBehavior cmdBehavior, RunBehavior runBehavior, Boolean returnStream, String method)
at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand.ExecuteReader(CommandBehavior behavior, String method)
at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand.ExecuteReader(CommandBehavior behavior)
at Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.Backup.SPSqlBackupRestoreHelper.RunCommand(SqlCommand sqlCommand, SPBackupRestoreInformation args, Boolean throwOnRestart, Boolean& restart, SPSqlBackupRestoreConnection connection)
at Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.Backup.SPSqlBackupRestoreHelper.Run(SPBackupRestoreInformation args)
at Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.Backup.SPSqlRestoreHelper.Run(SPBackupRestoreInformation args)
at Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPDatabase.OnRestore(Object sender, SPRestoreInformation info)
at Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPContentDatabase.OnRestore(Object sender, SPRestoreInformation info)
[3/24/2014 9:44:08 PM] Verbose: Starting OnPostRestore event.
[3/24/2014 9:44:08 PM] Verbose: Starting object: SharePoint - 85.
[3/24/2014 9:44:08 PM] Progress: [SharePoint - 85] 100 percent complete.
[3/24/2014 9:44:08 PM] Verbose: [SharePoint - 85] Restoring features and its activation properties.
adil -
Partner Profile and its configuration.
Hi all,
I am creating an SD IDoc using EDI and send it between two servers.
I need to know what is a partner profile and why should we create it.
what are the steps to be followed in maintaining a partner profile and its configuration.
Any pointers will be highly apppreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Jose
Edited by: Jose Anthony Reddy on Dec 17, 2007 11:23 PMHi Jose,
Below is a material you can go through .
Creating an Outbound Partner Profile
Here you must enter the data manually. Alternatively, you can also transfer the default values from Customizing.
If you are not yet on the change screen of your desired partner, choose SAP Menu ® Tools ® IDoc Interface/ALE ® Administration ® Runtime Settings ® Partner Agreement (WE20).
1. Position the mouse on your partner in the required partner type node. Choose in the Outbound Parameter table.
Key Fields
2. You have already determined partner number and partner type in general partner processing. The partner function from the master data defines the addressee, that is, it is used for further classification purposes. If you have selected outbound processing under Message Control (MC), the function must be identical to the corresponding Message Control field. Otherwise, it is optional.
Partner A (customer 1110) wants to order a material from partner B (vendor 1014). Partner B is of the partner type LI (vendor) and must choose the Message Control value VD (vendor) as the partner function because orders must always be processed using Message Control.
3. Specify the business process with the logical message, within which the IDoc type is used. The logical message is described by three parameters: The message type is based on EDIFACT message types: For example, a purchase order is of type ORDERS. You can further divide the message type with the optional fields message code and message function.
4. Configure the test indicator if you want to send the message as a test.
Message, partner and test indicator are the seven key fields of the outbound partner profiles (the client comes in addition to these). Also see the graphic at the end of this section.
Other Fields
5. In the Outbound options tab page, you can determine whether IDocs are forwarded immediately to the receiving system. You should ensure that your entries are compatible with the Message Control priorities, if you have chosen outbound processing under Message Control. A list of recommended combinations is provided in the section Outbound Processing Under MC: Procedure.
6. You have already defined the Recipient port in Port definition.
7. If a port of type TRFC is used, the Queue Processing field is visible. You can use the indicator to specify whether IDocs are to be sent with qRFC. This sending technique is only possible for recipient SAP systems as of SAP Web AS 6.20.
You should only set this flag if it is really necessary that the IDocs sent are received in the receiving system in the same sequence as they were sent by the sender system. Queuing can cause posting delays in the receiving system, because an IDoc in the queue cannot be posted. In this case, the following IDocs in the queue cannot be posted until the error is resolved.
8. If you have set the Queue Processing indicator, the Rule Name field, which you must then also maintain, appears as well. The rule name defines the rules for queue names. You can specify these rules in the transaction qRFC IDoc Queue Name Rules (WE85).
9. Specify the IDoc type as the Basic type with or without extension. If you want to use a view of your IDoc type (for example, to improve the performance), specify this here.
The figure below shows the m-to-n relationship between logical messages (business meaning) and IDoc types (technical format). Message 1, for example, is always assigned to one IDoc type, while message 3 is assigned to two IDoc types. IDoc type 2, in turn, is also assigned to 2 logical messages.
10. The segment release specifies the release from which the segment definitions (not the IDoc type definition) originates. We recommend that you leave this field blank so that the most recent segment definition is used.
11. You can propose an EDI standard, version and EDI message type for the receiving system in the tab page EDI Standard. Most subsystems, however, should be able to determine these EDI settings themselves (from the logical message).
12. You can define permitted agents for cases in which exceptions occur. This entry overrides the entry in the general partner profiles. Depending on the message, therefore, the exception can be handled by different agents of the same partner.
13. You can specify whether syntax errors are to be ignored or are to lead to a processing error (Cancel Processing flag under syntax check in the tab page outbound options). For more information about exception handling and permitted agents, refer to the following section: Exception Handling
14. If your hardware supports it, create partner and message specific telephony data for outbound IDocs. For more information, see General Partner Profile.
Graphic: Outbound partner profile fields (general)
Key fields are shown in gray. The values for partner, message and test indicator (and client) therefore provide a unique ID for the IDoc type in outbound processing.
Regards,
Praveen -
Variable Substitution and Dynamic Configuration
Hi All,
In Variable Substitution , the name that should be given the the receiver payload should be part of the Source Payload unlike the Dynamic Configuration wherein the file name can be generated dynamically during mapping.
I have the following questions
1.Dont we need to write the UDF for the Variable substitution?
2.Cant we do the Dynamic configuration without writing UDF?If so then how?
3.In Dynamic Configuration the file name is generated dynamically.But where does the file name come from if it is not the part of the source payload?
Thanks in advanceHi Shwetha,
1.Dont we need to write the UDF for the Variable substitution?
No. Here we are accessing the contents of the payload to the target. So no UDF required.
2.Cant we do the Dynamic configuration without writing UDF?If so then how?
Yes and No.
Because we can set only few Dynamic configuration values without UDF.
If both source and target are File, then check ASMA on both sender and receiver. Then u can get the source directory name and source file name for target also without any UDF.Also some other parameters.
3.In Dynamic Configuration the file name is generated dynamically.But where does the file name come from if it is not the part of the source payload?
The file name comes along with the source in the payload as a attribute in header. U can view this in SXMB_MONI, and Dynamic Configuration.
In Dynamic Configuration the file name is generated dynamically.
No the file name is taken as it is from the source, if u want to change dynamically that u have to do in a UDF.
I hope this will clear all doubts,
If nt pl post
Babu -
Difference between component configuration and application configuration in webdynpro
what is the difference between component configuration and application configuration in webdynpro?
Hi Rohit,
With the component configuration, you can control the behavior of each individual component within a Web Dynpro application or the user interface of individual views. For each component, several records of configuration data can be created.
Using the application configuration, it is now possible to assign the configuration required in the current application to all the components used.
In short : Component Config belongs to WDP Component and Appl'n Config. belongs to WDP Appl'n.
Check this document for more information.
Web Dynpro for ABAP - Component and Application Configuration
Thanks
KH -
What is the difference btwn Variable Substitution and Dynami Configuration
Hi Gurus
Could you please explain the difference between the Variable Substituion and Dynamic Configuration.
whn shall we use them and in what scenarios?
thanx in advancePlease go through this blog
/people/shabarish.vijayakumar/blog/2009/03/26/dynamic-configuration-vs-variable-substitution--the-ultimate-battle-for-the-file-name
Also this
/people/madanmohan.agrawal/blog/2009/05/20/combining-three-different-aspects-of-pi-asma-af-module-and-variable-substitution-in-one-shot
Edited by: Baskar Gopal on Mar 31, 2011 9:04 AM -
Master and Slave configurations
Hi
I am currently wondering why my master and slave configurations dan't work. I have the Rev. B mother board and I set the jumpers to the right spots. I am trying to get my CD Burner to work with my regular CD Rom on the same wire.Jarrett,
my experience with my 3 Beige G#'s (1 desktop and two towers), tells me that a master/slave configuration with two optical drives is not really possible/compatible.
As a matter of fact, I had to opt for the following solution:
- Sony 52X burner installed in the CD bay;
- Iomega 52X USB burner on the USB PCI card.
I also had a huge number of problems with the master/slave configuration of drives, and it only worked with certain brands of drives.
For instance, two WD drives would not get along in the same case (data corruption like there's no tomorrow.....)
I ended up having a WD and a Seagate, which still get a long nowadays in my B&W G3.
To give you some more curious feedback on the bad habits of the Beige machines........my old G3 now sits in my son's room.
Believe it or not, I had to remove the Sony burner, as the computer would not boot from it, at all.
It would read and play CD's but it would not boot, in the most standard of the configurations:
- CD Burner Master and 1 IDE drive as a slave;
- SCSI card with SCSI drive;
I replaced the burner with the APPLE CD-drive form my B&W, and the system started working and booting like magic (I swear....I did not change anything else).
It boils down to trying and experimenting. I spent countless hours with those machines trying to figure out why the same configuration working on my Beige minitower would not work on my daughter's Beige minitower, exactly identical machines, both with rev. B boards.
Hope this can help.
cheers -
SGE2010 and IPv6 configuration
Dear sirs,
I own a /48 ipv6 address block , and i'd like to cut it in /64 blocks with a SGE2010 switch .
Layer 3 and IPv4 configuration works well : IP configuration on vlans and IP routing between vlans.
MachineA (172.18.10.200) <====> (172.18.10.253/24) switch (172.18.255.1/24) <=====> MachineB (172.18.255.100)
I'd like to do the same configuration in ipv6 : but i experience problems :
When i want to add an ipv6 interface, it doesn't add it, but replaces the already defined ipv6 interface.
I first thought of a problem with web administration interface , so i tried to define a configuration file like this :
vlan database
vlan 2,255
default-vlan vlan 10
exit
interface ethernet 1/g6
switchport access vlan 2
exit
interface ethernet 1/g47
switchport access vlan 255
exit
interface vlan 2
name Wan
ip address 172.18.1.253 255.255.255.0
ipv6 enable
ipv6 nd dad attempts 0
ipv6 address 2001:7a8:5a90:1::60/64
exit
interface vlan 255
name Admin
ip address 172.18.255.1 255.255.255.0
ipv6 enable
ipv6 nd dad attempts 0
ipv6 address 2001:7a8:5a90:255::1/64
exit
interface vlan 10
ip address 172.18.10.253 255.255.254.0
ipv6 enable
ipv6 nd dad attempts 0
ipv6 address 2001:7a8:5a90:1000::2/64
exit
hostname sw-48-1g
clock timezone 2
And i uploaded it through the web interface , replacing the startup-config.
After rebooting the device : only the vlan2 ipv6 configuration is used ... all other vlans only respond in IPv4 .
Did I made something wrong ?
Regards.Supported with Cisco CUCM, phones, etc. if that is your question. Described in SRND.
Chris -
ESS and MSS configuration in sap ECC 6.0
Hello friends,
In our ECC6.0 system we want to configure ESS and MSS... well is this ECC6.0 system have contains this settings in predefine or i have to apply for some patches and addons???? what will be the further steps for basis peoples in this ESS and MSS configuration??? please help me...
Regards
Farkath
Edited by: farkath ulla on Nov 29, 2011 4:34 PMHello Farkath,
Please go through the below wiki to get more details of components required in ECC to configure ESS/MSS in portal.
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/EP/DownloadinganddeployESSand+MSS
Good Luck.
Thanks,
Siva Kumar -
Cin and brs configuration materila
Can anybody send CIN and BRS configuration material to my mail ID [email protected]
Thanks in advancehi
Bank Reconcilliation Statement
The following are the steps for BRS:
Create Bank Master Data - This can be created through T.Code FI01 or you can also create the house bank through IMG/FA/Bank accounting/Bank account
2. Define House Bank
3. Set up Bank selection payment programe- IMG/FA/ARAP/BT/AUTOIP/PM/Bank selection for payment prg.
a. setup all co codes for payment transaction - Customer and vendors
b.setup paying co codes for payment transactions
c.setup payment method per country
d.setup payment method per co code for payment transaction
e.setup bank determination for payment transaction
Please go for Cheque mangement using T code FCHI (IMG/FA/ARAP/BT/OP/AutoOp/PaymentMedia/CheckManagement) and for void reasons FCHV. You can create Bank Reconcilliation statement by TC FF67 (SAP/AC/Treasury/CashManagement/Incomings/ManualBankStatement) . Don't forget to keep the opening Balance as zero. Use FBEA for post process.
All the steps together will lead to (FF67) Bank reconciliation statement.
for CIN
http://help.sap.com/bp_bblibrary/500/documentation/U40_BB_ConfigGuide_EN_IN.doc
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005vp/helpdata/en/dd/ab17adedc9438fb548a8d86efbb187/frameset.htm
nagesh
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