JMS Server Current Count returns value "ZERO" always

          Hi,
          I have created two JMS Server in the WLS 6.0 Console but still the "CurrentJMSServerCount"
          value returns "ZERO".Am reading the values thro JMX Runtime MBeans.Let me wanna
          know whether any way to get the non zero values.
          Any suggesstions / tips are welcome
          Warm Rgds,
          Bala

Did you remember to set the target for each JMS server? I think you will also
          need a restart.
          Bala Subramanian wrote:
          > Hi,
          > I have created two JMS Server in the WLS 6.0 Console but still the "CurrentJMSServerCount"
          > value returns "ZERO".Am reading the values thro JMX Runtime MBeans.Let me wanna
          > know whether any way to get the non zero values.
          >
          > Any suggesstions / tips are welcome
          >
          > Warm Rgds,
          > Bala

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JMS Server Current Count

          Hi,
          I have created two JMS Server in the WLS 6.0 Console but still the "CurrentJMSServerCount"
          value returns "ZERO".Am reading the values thro JMX Runtime MBeans.Let me wanna
          know whether any way to get the non zero values.
          Any suggesstions / tips are welcome
          Warm Rgds,
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How to stop SQL Server Agent Job if Stored Procedure returns value 0

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Web Services from ABAP function modules return values- leading zeros

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LabVIEW 6.1 If For Loop count terminal is zero then value going through the loop is not passed on to the output of the loop

Hello, one of our customers just encountered an execution error in a vi running under LabVIEW 6.1, which doesn't exist under LabVIEW 5.1 or 6.01. I have a simple vi that has two encapsulated For Loops. Two string arrays go in, one goes out of the outer loop. Inside the outer loop the first array is indexed. The string which results from this indexing is compared with all other strings from the second string array in the inner loop. If it matches one of the strings of the second array, it is not outputted, otherwise this string goes through the inner For Loop to the output of the inner loop and from there to the output of the outer loop. The count
terminal of the outer/inner loop is connected to the Array Size of the first/second string array. If the second array is empty, that means that the element in test from the first arry cannot match anything from the second array, so the element in test is send to the output of the inner loop and from there to the output of the outer loop. This works fine in LabVIEW 5.1 and 6.01, but NOT in LabVIEW 6.1. In LabVIEW 6.1 the inner loop is never executed if the count value is zero (which is correct), but the data line running through the loop is not executed either, which is different to what LabVIEW 5.1 and 6.01 do. There, the input string is sent to the output of the inner loop correctly even if the loop counter is zero. The solution is easy - I just have to connect the output of the outer loop to the data line BEFORE it enters the inner loop. But: I don't know if this is a LabVIEW 6.1 bug or if it is supposed to be a feature, but it brings some incompatibility in programming between the
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Best regards,
Gabsi

Hi,
When a for-loop runs zero times, all outputs are 'undefined' (and should
be).
Besides, how would LV know what the output of a not executed routine should
be?
It might be handled differently in LV5 and LV6, which is unfortunate. In
both cases, the result is undefined.
It's not a bug. It's just something that should be avoided in any LV
version.
> The solution is easy - I just have to connect the
> output of the outer loop to the data line BEFORE it enters the inner
> loop. But: I don't know if this is a LabVIEW 6.1 bug or if it is
In some cases this does the trick. But if the data is changed in the inner
loop, this will effect the results if the N is not zero.
Technically, I think the output in this construction is also 'undefined'.
But LV handles this as expected / desired.
Another solution is to use a shift register. If N is zero, the input is
directly passed through to the output.
Regards,
Wiebe.
"Gabs" wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> LabVIEW 6.1 If For Loop count terminal is zero then value going
> through the loop is not passed on to the output of the loop
>
> Hello, one of our customers just encountered an execution error in a
> vi running under LabVIEW 6.1, which doesn't exist under LabVIEW 5.1 or
> 6.01. I have a simple vi that has two encapsulated For Loops. Two
> string arrays go in, one goes out of the outer loop. Inside the outer
> loop the first array is indexed. The string which results from this
> indexing is compared with all other strings from the second string
> array in the inner loop. If it matches one of the strings of the
> second array, it is not outputted, otherwise this string goes through
> the inner For Loop to the output of the inner loop and from there to
> the output of the outer loop. The count terminal of the outer/inner
> loop is connected to the Array Size of the first/second string array.
> If the second array is empty, that means that the element in test from
> the first arry cannot match anything from the second array, so the
> element in test is send to the output of the inner loop and from there
> to the output of the outer loop. This works fine in LabVIEW 5.1 and
> 6.01, but NOT in LabVIEW 6.1. In LabVIEW 6.1 the inner loop is never
> executed if the count value is zero (which is correct), but the data
> line running through the loop is not executed either, which is
> different to what LabVIEW 5.1 and 6.01 do. There, the input string is
> sent to the output of the inner loop correctly even if the loop
> counter is zero. The solution is easy - I just have to connect the
> output of the outer loop to the data line BEFORE it enters the inner
> loop. But: I don't know if this is a LabVIEW 6.1 bug or if it is
> supposed to be a feature, but it brings some incompatibility in
> programming between the different LabVIEW versions.
> Best regards,
> Gabsi

Return with zero value

Dear All
Plz see below comments of Sujay.. can any one tell me is there any other sollution for that? plz note, while i am trying to use 501 MVT with ZSPR there is no FI doccument generated but if i use ROH material, then fi doc generated with value.. why and how it is happening?
plz advice
Subject: Re: maintaining spares returned
Message: As per your mentioned specification what i see is material type ZSPR is a valuated material, so in that case if you doing reverse movement 202 wrt 201 then it should cancel the effect of 10.00 RS, which the system is doing correctly.
Now coming to your question if you want to return the material to your respective store without any valuation, then why don't you do 501 movement.
BR

thanks for clarification.
however it will not change the answer in general.
return from user departments are usually done with 202 movement, 501 is usually used for receipts from external vendors without having a PO.
In any case the movements will be valuated with the price in the material master, if the material type is quantity and value managed.
There is only one option to return at zero value: make the field fo external valuation in the movement optional, and try then to enter a zero manually while executing the movement. This will post the movement with no value and reduce the MAP of the material accordingly.
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Current user location return from GetGeopositionAsync always several hundred meters away fromm actual location

When I tested my app which uses Geolocator.GetGeopositionAsync to get the current user's location, the returned coordinate is always several hundred meters away from the actual location, even if the returned PositionSource is from GPS with accuracy of several
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I was using Lumia 930 as a testing tool.
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attaching a VI snapshot.
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Solved!
Go to Solution.

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Within my Query Transform I call a function that I pass a old Vendor code to a sql statement and it does a few lookups and cross references it returns a new value. My issue is sometime it doesnt put the value in the field. I know it has returned a value as I had the funtion print it out for me, so I can see the value that was passed and the returning value, but when I look in my table there is no value.
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Within my Query Transform I call a function that I pass a old Vendor code to a sql statement and it does a few lookups and cross references it returns a new value. My issue is sometime it doesnt put the value in the field. I know it has returned a value as I had the funtion print it out for me, so I can see the value that was passed and the returning value, but when I look in my table there is no value.
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Bytes at serial port returns allways zero value

hello, in my code don't works Bytes At Port as I'm expexting. Program receieves data normally, but Bytes At Port return allways zero.
2nd problem: It is possible to use VISA Read in both of parallel loops ? Purpose of my first loop is sending commads and I want to evaluate synchronous answers imediatly in this loop. Second loop receieves and evaluates asynchronous data flowing from the measurement device when measurement is acitivated.
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