LO Certification and Specialization SCM

Hello,
I have two questions:
1. What is the official certification LO Module (general logistics)?
LO-ECH: Engineering Change Management, LO-LIS: logistics information system, LO-MD: Basic data of customers and suppliers, LO-PR: reusable Forecasts for planning, LO-VC: Variant Configuration to manage products, LO-EHS: data environment.
2. What modules need to do to be certified SCAA SCM specialization?
Thank you very much and best regards.

Hi Shree,
Did get an answer to this question? I am very much like you on PP experience and planning to take on a certification exam. I would greatly appreciate your input as to what kind of exam we should be looking at.
Thanks
Siva

Similar Messages

Certifying and Locking file Invalidates Certification and Signatures in Acrobat 9.0.0

I am running Adobe Acrobat Professional 9.0.0. After creating a PDF document from within Microsoft Word, and it opens in Adobe Acrobat Professional, I performed the following steps:
Select Forms => Add or Edit Forms.
Select the digital signature tool and create three forms.
Select Close Form Editing.
Right click the first form and select Certify with Visible Signature.
Set Permitted Actions After Signing to Form Fill in and digital signatures.
Select Sign.
Save the document, replacing the original file.
Click on the second field, to sign it, and select sign.
Save the document, replacing the original file.
Click on the third field, to sign it.
Select Lock Document After Signing, and select sign.
Save the document, replacing the original file.
I then find that the certification and the first signature are invalid. Only the last field to be signed is valid. Why is the previous signature and certification invalid? This only appears to occur if I both certify and lock the document when signing the last field. If I view the document in Adobe Reader 9, the result is the same. However, if I view the document in Adobe Reader 8 the certification and all the signatures are valid, as expected.
Any assistance much appreciated.
Regards,
David,
Canberra, Australia.

Thanks for the responses Geo & Atin,
Geo,
Maybe I'm misunderstanding what you're saying, but http://www.adobe.com/devnet/reader/articles/reader_compatibility/readercomp_digitalsignat ures.pdf seems to indicate otherwise. Specifically:
"In Acrobat 9, when additional signatures are applied to a document, the earlier signatures continue to have the Valid status, subject to the certificate validation rules that have been part of Acrobat's signature processing for a number of releases.
In Acrobat 8, all signature appearances except the last one would have changed their status to "Valid with subsequent changes" (green check with a yellow warning triangle) if their certificate was still valid."
So I read this that in neither version should the signature be "invalidated" by simply applying another signature, but in version 8 it showed the triangle warning, and in version 9 nothing would change. Indeed nothing does change in version 9 and it works EXACTLY as described above providing I don't both certify AND lock the document. I still don't understand why just the extra locking step violates the "certificate validation rules".
Atin,
I carried out the steps that you described, and it works thank you. I notice that the lock option is not present when I sign the last field now, but presumably this is because by the time the last field in signed, with the settings you describe the document is effectively fully locked anyhow?
Now my problem is, is there any way of setting up templates of the signature fields laid out in the correct position, with the settings that you describe that I can use repeatably on many documents? I wish to use this function to electronically sign technical drawings which are drawn in a CAD package using a template based title block with 'drawn by', 'checked' and 'approved' fields etc. Each drawing may also have many sheets, each with the same fields in the title block. My concern is that to manually place digital signature fields in these 3 spaces in every title block after creating the PDF's, and then apply the settings you describe before certifying (at 'drawn by') and distributing for sign off at 'checked' and 'approved' is going to be a very time consuming and inefficient process. Am I missing something?
Regards & thanks again,
David.

ABAP Certification and Course

Hi Friends ,
I want to do ABAP Certification and want to learn ABAP .
I am a BE Computer Engg. (Fresher) having good core knowledge in Core JAVA.
Can anybody give me contacts (Names , number ect. ) of Instituts offering the ABAP course.
If Possible in Pune , Mumbai and Haydarabad .
Thanks and Regards,
Nikhil

Here are the details u asked for
SAP Consultant Certification
Development Consultant SAP NetWeaver 2004 Application Development Focus ABAP
Software components: SAP Web Application Server 6.40
Certification exam is included in course TAW12 and is also offered separately at many SAP locations.
Certification ID (Booking code): C_TAW12_04
Certification duration: 3 hours
Number of certification questions: 80
Courses for certification preparation: TAW10 (ABAP Workbench Fundamentals); TAW12 (ABAP Workbench Concepts)
Please note that you are not allowed to use any reference materials during the certification test (no access to online documentation or to any SAP system).
The certification test Development Consultant SAP NetWeaver 2004 Application Development Focus ABAP verifies the knowledge in the area of the SAP NetWeaver for the consultant profile Application Development Focus ABAP. This certificate proves that the candidate has a basic understanding within this consultant profile, and can implement this knowledge practically in projects.
The certification test consists of questions from the areas specified below:
Topic Areas
1. SAP Technologies
 SAP systems (mySAP Business Suite and SAP NetWeaver)
 Technical structure of an SAP Web Application Server
2. ABAP Workbench Basics (++)
 Data types and data objects (declaration)
 Internal tables
 Data retrieval (authorization check)
 Subroutines
 Function groups and function modules
 Program calls and memory management
3. Advanced ABAP (++)
 ABAP runtime
 Data types and data objects (usage)
 Open SQL (high-performance programming)
 Dynamic programming
4. ABAP Objects (++)
 Classes and objects
 Inheritance
 Polymorphism (casting)
 Interfaces
 Events
 Global classes and interfaces
 Exception handling
 Shared objects
5. ABAP Dictionary (++)
 Database tables
 Performance for table accesses
 Consistency by means of input check (foreign key dependency)
 Dependency for ABAP Dictionary objects
 Views
 Search helps
6. List Creation Techniques (++)
 Data output in lists
 Selection screen
 Logical database
 Interactive lists
 List creation with the ALV grid control:
 - Simple lists
 - Field catalog
 - Layout
 - Event handling
7. Dialog Programming (++)
 Screen (basics)
 Program interface (GUI title, GUI status)
 Screen elements for output (text fields, status icons, and group boxes)
 Screen elements for input/output
 Subscreen and tabstrip control
 Table control
 Context menu
 Lists in dialog programming
8. Database Changes
 Database updates with open SQL
 LUWs and client/server architecture
 SAP locking concept
 Organize database changes
 Complex LUW processing
 Number assignment
 Change document creation
9. Enhancements and Modifications
 Changes to the standard SAP system
 Personalization
 Enhancements to ABAP Dictionary elements
 Enhancements via customer exits
 Business Transaction Events
 Business Add-Ins
 Modifications
Amount of questions by topic (as percentage of test):
+ = 1 - 10%
++ = 11 - 20%
+++ = over 20%
GENEVOTE and SEIMENS... these are two companies in INDIA which provide sap certification
This link will give you the schedule of training at various locations in india along with course fee's.
http://www.sap.com/asia/services/education/schedule/schedule_IN.htm
Further information can be had from the SAP Education Centre, SAP India Labs, Thapar Niketan, 7/4, Brunton Road, Bangalore-560 025. Ph: 25593554. E-mail: [email protected]
The SAP training partner in Bangalore is Siemens Information Systems Limited, Du Parc, 3rd Floor, Trinity 17, Mahatma Gandhi Road. Ph: 57700001, 98459 94380. Contact persons: Vani Mittal / Sonia Nalini. E-mail: [email protected]
Hope this is helpful

We now use Acrobat xi for special active forms we created that include certifications and signature fields, some of the forms are programmed to create other forms, will we have a problem upgrading to DC

We now use Acrobat xi for special active forms we created that include certifications and signature fields, some of the forms are programmed to create other forms, will we have a problem upgrading to DC
Our users use a form template to create other adobe forms with calculated fields, signature fields (using digital signatures)
, and buttons. Will we be able to continue developing these forms if we upgrade to Acrobat DC?

Hi Alex ,
In general ,you would not have any issues and problems moving to Acrobat DC .It has a different user interface and with more enhanced features .
You would be able to develop the kind of forms you are referring to .
You could refer to the following document to get more information about Acrobat DC .
FAQ | Adobe Acrobat DC
If in case you are referring to any particular issue or problem or if you face any regarding Acrobat DC ,we are always here to help you with that .
Please feel free to write us back .
Regards
Sukrit Dhingra

Oracle Certification and the Hands-On Course Requirement (Part 1)

Some good info for many of you who are working on an Oracle certification: "Oracle Certification and the Hands-On Course Requirement" http://bit.ly/P1yyh

Neha,
One item that may be helpful for you is the Hands On Course Form Tutorial http://www.oracle.com/global/us/education/certification/pdfs/hands.pdf.
->How many Questions they ask in Hands on Course ?
Different forms have a different number of questions depending on the path and number of courses that are approved to count toward the certification
->"when did you take it" , should I answer in duration or the Start date of batch or end date of batch ?
You should provide the course start date
->What is "Course Facility Name"?
The name of the facility where you took your course
->will i be asked to provide the order number which i get from oracle while registering the exam at oracle ?
You will need your course enrollment number. This should be in the documentation that you received when you registered for the course
->is it correct Course Title - Oracle 9i DBA Fundamental II ?
You should find your course title on your course completion certificate. There will be a list of courses to choose from on the "test"/form.
->I dont receive any certificate from SQL STAR , But will be getting after 3-4 weeks, in the mean time i wish to fill HOC ?Can i Do it ?
Yes you can do it, you'll just need to be sure that you have all the information that is required >Course title, Course enrollment number, training location.
->Please give more questions which can be asked in it , whether it is known or not ?
You will also need your Prometric ID.
Regards,
Brandye Barrington
Certification Forum Moderator
Certification Program Manager

Oracle Certification and the Hands-On Course Requirement" (Part 2)

Part 2 to Tuesday's post now online: "Oracle Certification and the Hands-On Course Requirement" (Part 2)" http://bit.ly/L9ID8

Neha,
One item that may be helpful for you is the Hands On Course Form Tutorial http://www.oracle.com/global/us/education/certification/pdfs/hands.pdf.
->How many Questions they ask in Hands on Course ?
Different forms have a different number of questions depending on the path and number of courses that are approved to count toward the certification
->"when did you take it" , should I answer in duration or the Start date of batch or end date of batch ?
You should provide the course start date
->What is "Course Facility Name"?
The name of the facility where you took your course
->will i be asked to provide the order number which i get from oracle while registering the exam at oracle ?
You will need your course enrollment number. This should be in the documentation that you received when you registered for the course
->is it correct Course Title - Oracle 9i DBA Fundamental II ?
You should find your course title on your course completion certificate. There will be a list of courses to choose from on the "test"/form.
->I dont receive any certificate from SQL STAR , But will be getting after 3-4 weeks, in the mean time i wish to fill HOC ?Can i Do it ?
Yes you can do it, you'll just need to be sure that you have all the information that is required >Course title, Course enrollment number, training location.
->Please give more questions which can be asked in it , whether it is known or not ?
You will also need your Prometric ID.
Regards,
Brandye Barrington
Certification Forum Moderator
Certification Program Manager

Good books to have to help along with Certification and Basis Admin

Hi all,
I am planning on taking my SAP Certified Technology Associate (C_TADM51_70) I have taken all courses except one which I plan to do by the end of the year. I was wondering if there are any good books out there that will help with the certification and Basis Administration?
Also any general advice would be much appreciated on this.
Thanks for your help.

hi,
The SAP Was 700 certification is just same as was640 only the netweaver Java related question are most important. as per the syllabus you can complete it with tadm10, tadm12 and tadm51.
regards,
Gokul

Need details for GRC Certification and Materials.

Please let me know the GRC Access Control Certifications and the materials for preparation.
Thanks in advance.
regards
Selvin J Dhina

Hi Selvin,
Please go through the below link you will get some idea.
https://training.sap.com/shop/certification/c_grcac_10-sap-certified-application-associate---sap-businessobjects-access-control-100-g/
Regards,
Neeraj Agarwal

Is there any certification and hand on course expire date..?

I got 'OCA' in NOV 27 and also hand on course 'Oracle Database 10g: Administration Workshop I' in the same on, and i want to take OCP exam next month, is there any expire date for both certification and course..?
THx

supererik wrote:
I got 'OCA' in NOV 27 and also hand on course 'Oracle Database 10g: Administration Workshop I' in the same on, and i want to take OCP exam next month, is there any expire date for both certification and course..?
THxNo, for your practical purposes there is no expire date. So you have no worries there.
I say for practical purposes, because at some point the 9i and then eventually the 10g certifications will be retired ... however 3 months notice will be given of this, but I suspect that is years and years ahead before retirement 9g certifications and many more years before the retirement of the 10g certifications (8i certification have only recently been retired)
However ....
What is very very useful for you to do, if you have not done so already, is to complete your hands-on course. This means you will get your OCP certificate a little quicker.
Checkout the certification FAQ's currently here : [http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=82#5Q1A] and about completing your hands on requirement form here [http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=99].
This form is a questionaire in the form of a test with 30 minutes to complete .... make sure you have your information at hand before you start and view over the associated tutorial before you begin.

Looking for comparison between MS Visual Source Safe and Oracle SCM

Hi,
I am looking for some comparison between MS Visual Source Safe and Oracle SCM.
What I need is technical feature comparison (not just marketing comparison stating that Oracle SCM is better for everything is stored in the very reliable Oracle database(although this is a good point)).
Any help in this area will be helpfull.
Best regards,
Mihail Daskalov

Thanks you for your answer,
I like very much Oracle SCM, which I use extensively.
I have very little experience with MS VSS (only on my local machine). I have never tested it in a network environment with multiple developers.
I would like to convince other developers to switch to Oracle SCM, but I need to know what to tell them.
I'm actually both a developer and DBA, and I do like the safety the Oracle Database offers for storing files inside.
I like very much the opportunity to connect with Oracle Repository Navigator from a remote location to my database through Connection Manager and to be able to work with my projects. (There is an issue with this configuration due to the JDBC driver used I'm unable to compare files).
But to convince people I need to know more about the differences between MS VSS and Oracle SCM.
I would appreciate if any of the developers share experience with VSS and SCM.
Regards,
Mihail Daskalov

FICO Online Certification and Cost

Dear All
I am 31 years old and done my B. Com and ICWAI Inter Stage I . I have total 5.3 years of Domain Experience in FICO and SD Module and the break up of these 5 years is 3 + 1.10+5 months (my current employer)
Now I want to do Online Certification and my queries is that whether it is mandatory to complete one year in my current organization and what are the perquisites to have a online certification. Moreover what will be the charge for attending this online programme
PLEASE REVERT ME ALL THE DETAILS REGARDING THE ONLINE CERTIFICATION PROAGRAMME
Thanks & Regards
B . Anand

Hi Anand,
Since you have 5+ years experience you can apply for certification directly with SAP. You will have to take up exam for each module seperately.
First you have to prepare your profile in the SAP provided format and send it to SAP for evaluation. You should specify which module you are going to appear for.
Evaluation time is 3-4 days.
Eligibility criteria are:
To appear for Associate level certification without attending any SAP course you need Minimum 1 year of SAP Implementation Experience with minimum of 6 months experience in the module and version in which you wish to take up certification and To appear for Professional level certification without attending any SAP course you need Minimum to 4 - 7 years of SAP Implementation Experience with minimum of 6 months experience in the module and version in which you wish to take up certification. (Note that Support and testing experience is not accounted for direct certification in all SAP modules except ABAP)
The last 1 year should be with your present employer
Your present employer should be a CUSTOMER or PARTNER of SAP
Certification fee for Associate level will be INR 27575 and for professional level the fee will be INR 44120 inclusive of current taxes applicable
With this fee you can appear for exam only once. if you want to take up retest you need to take the DD for fee again and send along with the score sheet of your previous exam.
If your profile get approved SAP education consultants at SAP will guide you through what documents to be sent along with the DD for exam fee.
If all the documents are in order then you will get the exam schedule (centre and date) and deadline for confirming your choice of centre and the date. you can send your confirmation via email.
For detailed info go to the link below.
http://www12.sap.com/services/education/certification/index.epx
Go to "contact SAP" and send a message to SAP directly and they will reply with all the guidance and the format for profile.
All the Best !!
Anil
Edited by: Anil Anand on Feb 9, 2010 3:47 PM

BO certifications and material

Hi All,
I am new to this forum and I am looking for information related to BO new certifications and the study material for that.I tried hard going through this forum to ge the relevant information and study material for certification,but couldn't get through.
Can someone please help me .....please guide me as how to prepare for BO certification and from where can I get the study material for the same ?
Many thanks for your valuable time and support.
Regards,
Arun Yadav

Hi,
For which product do you want to certify ?
it is correct that you get the study material when you attend the course, but usually some practical experience is recommended to graduate the exam.
Check
http://www.pearsonvue.com/sap/
Regards
-Seb.

Request Support on 10 g Certification and future prospects

Hi , this is Javed Khan on this side, I am a Post Graduate with Master in Business Administration specialised in Human Resource Management and Marketing Management, I Want to pursue my career with IT and on discussions with a few fellows friends of mine they suggested me Oracle Database Management, I would like to understand whether this would be a right move in my career to Opt oracle database management and on the other hand more information on both 9i and 10 g as which could be a more suitable study to pursue. I would also like to know whether Oracle would guarantee any placements after the course study.
Kindly help me through this request
Javed

No certification or any other program that I know of will guarantee placement.
Did the school that you graduate from offer that?
I suggest you go talk to people who actually work in the industry. I know of many DBAs, each come from a different background. Most that I know have a degree in a related field.
I am not trying to discourage you . . . just try to be a little reasonable.
No one starts at the top because they have all the certification and degrees.
We actually interviewer candidates harder that do have certification and degrees. After all they "know" it all.

Anybody out there other than myself that has done OCS certifications and are NOT part of OPN?

Anybody out there (other than myself) that has done OCS certifications and are NOT part of OPN?
I had done a few of these just to get introduced to new concepts.
When there is both a OCE and an OCS certification for a subject, I strive to stick with the OCE.
What are people experiences?
Thanks Roger

I don't actually qualify for your first condition since my employer is an Oracle Partner. That said, I don't take OCS exams in order to gain gold stars for my employer.
OCS exams are the least technically-oriented of the certification types. They are aimed at salespeople and integrators that need to be able to talk about Oracle products and sound reasonably well-informed in doing so. The exams I've taken have all been much more focused towards the fact that a given feature exists and the functionality it has than with implementing said feature in the real world. That is not to say that the information you have to learn to pass OCS exams is not valuable. It's good to know what the capabilities of Oracle products are. I have been asked by my current and former employers about the advisability of incorporating feature 'X' into our solutions. Preparing for OCS-level exams can give you insight into how (or if) given capabilities of Oracle products can help (or not) in a given situation.
That said, OCP and OCE certifications are much more valuable when you actually want to learn how to make use of the various Oracle technologies.

OCA certification and remainder function

Hello, I'm studying for the OCA certification and need help to understand how the remainder function works.
I read that (http://www.techonthenet.com/oracle/functions/remainder.php) the remainder(m,n) is calculated as: m - (n * X) where X is the integer nearest m / n.
I ask: why remainder(12.5,5)=2.5 ?
According to me the result should be >>> remainder(12.5,5)=12.5-(5*[the integer nearest 12.5/5])=12.5-(5*3)=-2.5.
Thanks for your replies. Regards.

odie_63 wrote:
Hi,
I read that (http://www.techonthenet.com/oracle/functions/remainder.php) the remainder(m,n) is calculated as: m - (n * X) where X is the integer nearest m / n.
Actually X = [m/n] = floor(m / n), i.e. the integer nearest m/n rounded down.
So remainder(12.5, 5) = 12.5 - 5*2 = 2.5You sure about that?
SQL> select 12.6/5, floor(12.6/5) from dual;
    12.6/5 FLOOR(12.6/5)
      2.52             2
SQL> select 12.6-(5*2) from dual;
12.6-(5*2)
       2.6
SQL> select remainder(12.6,5) from dual;
REMAINDER(12.6,5)
             -2.4
SQL>Looks like the rounding is a little odd. Typically rounding goes upwards when it get's to .5 of a number, but remainder takes .5 downwards and anything above that upwards...
SQL> select remainder(12.50000000000001,5) from dual;
REMAINDER(12.50000000000001,5)
                          -2.5
SQL>It does seem a little odd behaviour.
Me, I just prefer using MOD(m,n), cos then I know what I'm getting. ;)

LO Certification and Specialization SCM

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for