Management of PCs enrolled in Intune (follow-up question)

Ok .. What would be the point, regarding to managing Windows 8(.x) BYO devices, to use the combination Windows Intune/SCCM 2012 instead of Windows Intune stand-alone. It reduces the functionality so much (Quote Jon Lynn: You won't be able to patch,
update, deploy MSI/EXE installs or install Windows Intune Endpoint Proection on those devices either. You would be able to deploy a limited set of mobile device policies and provide access to modern applications (APPX) to those machines.) that it
doesn't weigh up to the 'Single Point of administration' 'feature'.
Any takers? Or is there no point ...
Kind regards,
Jos

I know this is very old but I’m trying to clean up old posts. Did you ever solve this? If so it would be good if you could post the solution to assist others. If not, at this
stage, as nobody has answered, I would recommend that you call Intune support if the issue still exists.
You will find your local Intune support number here
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-US/jj839713.aspx
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Device Enrollment Manager and Bulk Enrollment with Apple Configurator

Hello,
Regarding the Device Enrollment Manager and Bulk Enrollment with Apple Configurator features released with Microsoft Intune in november/december 2014:
When will these features be available for the Intune hybrid parity? (Intune + SCCM 2012 R2)
We would really like to utilize the Device Enrollment Manager user account for shared device scenarios and the bulk enrollment feature to deploy multiple IOS devices to classroom iPads but we are "on hold" for now until these features will be released
for the hybrid parity version of Intune.
https://technet.microsoft.com/nb-no/library/dn764961.aspx
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There is no information available about when new features will be released. Probably this will be available in either a future CU, or vNext. Looking at the possible impact of that change, I would guess vNext.
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Profile Manager - Why create Enrollment Profiles?

So a similar question was asked previously:
Why use an enrollment profile?
I've read through it and I don't think the answers provided tell the whole story, so I'd like to ask again adding some of my own thought and clarifications on the previous thread. This may be considered a "primer" by some - though I am certainly not the expert on Profile Manager. I'm laying it out there to explain my understanding and off of that, ask a question. If you are an expert, and understand how all this works, please just skip to my question below!
First, my experience and understanding. (I urge others to correct/clarify where they see fit):
The previous thread attempted to make a distinction between the 3 different types of profiles: Trust, Enrollment.and Remote Management Profiles.
I believe the proper 3 distinctions should be: Trust, Remote Management/Enrollment, and Configuration Profiles.
- The Trust Profile is basically a Profile (.mobileconfig file) that contains the Server Certificate that needs to be present to validate other signed Profiles. It's a fancy way of packaging up the Root certificates.
- The Remote Management/Enrollment Profile is a Profile (.mobileconfig file) that delivers the Remote Management "connection". It registers the device with the Profile Manager server and facilitates the ability to use PM/APNS to push various Configuration Profiles as well as commands (wipe/lock/etc). It is *only* called an Enrollment Profile when you explicitly create one (more on that below). Because an Enrollment Profile does not need to exist to enroll (or rather it will use the implicit "unseen" enrollment), this is the most confusing of the 3 Profile types. It is further confusing because the term "Profile" is used almost elusively on the device and not within Profile Manager. In fact the "Enrollment Profile" is the only one explicitly called a "Profile" within the management interface!
IOW: While it is not shown anywhere in Profile Manager, I believe that "Remote Management" (called a Profile on the device) is basically the *default* Enrollment Profile that is only inferred and seen when you use the Enroll function on MyDevices. This means you don't need to create any Enrollment Profile to enroll your devices interactively via the MyDevices page.
- The Configuration Profile is a Profile (.mobileconfig file) that delivers specific settings. These Profiles are applied to either Users, Groups, Devices, or Device Groups. They can be automatically pushed to an enrolled device, or they can be manually downloaded from the MyDevices page (seems to apply to User configuration only) for devices even if they are not enrolled (this would allow the end user the 'choice' to pull down settings).
Having outlined that, the simplest steps to enrollment...:
When you setup Profile Manager, you can go right to the MyDevices page on your device, login, and choose "Enroll." (sample device is let's say an iPad)
Doing so will prompt you to install the "Remote Management" profile.
Note that when enrolling in this way it does not appear necessary to install the "Trust Profile" for your server, even when using a Self-signed Cert. It would appear that this "Remote Management" profile contains not only the SCEP Enrollment Request and the Device Management payload, but also the Certificates that would be installed with the "Trust profile"
So we have seen here that one can enroll a device without explicitly creating any "Enrollment Profile."
So why use an Enrollment Profile?
Well according to https://help.apple.com/profilemanager/mac/3.1/#apd6DD5E89E-2466-4D3C-987E-A4FF05 676EB7, the answer is pretty straightforward:
"The user does not need to authenticate or log in to Profile Manager’s user portal"
This is a great feature. For one, you can create an Enrollment Profile and send it via e-mail and the user doesn't need to visit a web page and login to enroll a device. In fact, based on my experience Enrollment Profiles can't even be accessed via the MyDevices page unless you are a Server Admin.
However, when distributing an Enrollment Profile you seemingly *must* install the Trust Profile prior to this, or you will get an error about communicating with the server. Several docs/tutorials you can google explain how to set up your deployment systems (specifically OSX machines) to deploy systems with both the Trust and Enrollment profiles to facilitate automatic enrollment when a new system is deployed so it can instantly be managed.
However, since a device that is already deployed will/may not have the Trust Profile installed, one would have to visit the MyDevices page to install that prior to being able to import a delivered Enrollment Profile. Because of that it seems that from a distribution approach (as opposed to a deployment scenario) there is not much advantage of using an explicit Enrollment Profile anyway since we already need to visit the MyDevices page to get the Trust Profile, we might as well just use the standard MyDevices implicit Enrollment.
All devices that have enrolled themselves via a defined/explicit Enrollment Profile will be listed under that Profile in Profile Manager. Devices that have enrolled via MyDevices will not be listed under any Profile, but rather just under Devices (where *all* devices will be shown regardless of how they enrolled).
So, now the questions:
So, the idea of an Enrollment Profile makes perfect sense - it is basically the only way to create an exportable profile that can be distributed and configured to automatically enroll a device without interactive enrollment via the MyDevices page.
What I don't get is WHY is there the ability to create multiple Enrollment Profiles rather than simply providing a default exportable profile?
The reason it makes no sense to me is there is absolutely no correlation (that I can deduce) between an Enrollment Profile and the devices that used it to enroll. While I can see a (non-exportable) list of each device enrolled via each Enrollment Profile, it ends there. I can't, for instance, create Configuration Settings that I link to an Enrollment Profile. Or dynamically populate a Device Group with all devices enrolled from a specific Enrollment Profile. If I could do these things, it might make sense to me and I have spent much time looking at the interface and scouring documentation to see where the connection is. I have simply determined that there isn't one.
I can go ahead and create several Enrollment Profiles such as:
iPads
Lab Systems
Main Office Systems
High Security Systems
And I can deploy these Profiles (either via mail/file or via initial deployment) to the respective devices. I can then see under each Profile which devices enrolled. But, since I can't actually do anything to correlate those systems to a configuration, why would I want to do this segregation? Sure it gives me a listing of iPads apart from OSX machines, but I can't do anything with this listing!
Now, of course, I can still pre-stage devices and add them into particular device groups so that as soon as they are enrolled (via any Enrollment Profile) they will get the Configuration Profile(s) attached to them. This makes the inclusion of multiple Enrollment Profiles even more suspect.
Am I missing something? Can someone enlighten me as to what the purpose of creating more than one Enrollment Profile would be?
We can easily say "Well it's not hurting having them there" but, in terms of complexity and confusion I believe it is. Had they simply provided a single Enrollment Profile ("Remote Management") that was downloadable/exportable it would have been sufficient.
Thoughts?

So a similar question was asked previously:
Why use an enrollment profile?
I've read through it and I don't think the answers provided tell the whole story, so I'd like to ask again adding some of my own thought and clarifications on the previous thread. This may be considered a "primer" by some - though I am certainly not the expert on Profile Manager. I'm laying it out there to explain my understanding and off of that, ask a question. If you are an expert, and understand how all this works, please just skip to my question below!
First, my experience and understanding. (I urge others to correct/clarify where they see fit):
The previous thread attempted to make a distinction between the 3 different types of profiles: Trust, Enrollment.and Remote Management Profiles.
I believe the proper 3 distinctions should be: Trust, Remote Management/Enrollment, and Configuration Profiles.
- The Trust Profile is basically a Profile (.mobileconfig file) that contains the Server Certificate that needs to be present to validate other signed Profiles. It's a fancy way of packaging up the Root certificates.
- The Remote Management/Enrollment Profile is a Profile (.mobileconfig file) that delivers the Remote Management "connection". It registers the device with the Profile Manager server and facilitates the ability to use PM/APNS to push various Configuration Profiles as well as commands (wipe/lock/etc). It is *only* called an Enrollment Profile when you explicitly create one (more on that below). Because an Enrollment Profile does not need to exist to enroll (or rather it will use the implicit "unseen" enrollment), this is the most confusing of the 3 Profile types. It is further confusing because the term "Profile" is used almost elusively on the device and not within Profile Manager. In fact the "Enrollment Profile" is the only one explicitly called a "Profile" within the management interface!
IOW: While it is not shown anywhere in Profile Manager, I believe that "Remote Management" (called a Profile on the device) is basically the *default* Enrollment Profile that is only inferred and seen when you use the Enroll function on MyDevices. This means you don't need to create any Enrollment Profile to enroll your devices interactively via the MyDevices page.
- The Configuration Profile is a Profile (.mobileconfig file) that delivers specific settings. These Profiles are applied to either Users, Groups, Devices, or Device Groups. They can be automatically pushed to an enrolled device, or they can be manually downloaded from the MyDevices page (seems to apply to User configuration only) for devices even if they are not enrolled (this would allow the end user the 'choice' to pull down settings).
Having outlined that, the simplest steps to enrollment...:
When you setup Profile Manager, you can go right to the MyDevices page on your device, login, and choose "Enroll." (sample device is let's say an iPad)
Doing so will prompt you to install the "Remote Management" profile.
Note that when enrolling in this way it does not appear necessary to install the "Trust Profile" for your server, even when using a Self-signed Cert. It would appear that this "Remote Management" profile contains not only the SCEP Enrollment Request and the Device Management payload, but also the Certificates that would be installed with the "Trust profile"
So we have seen here that one can enroll a device without explicitly creating any "Enrollment Profile."
So why use an Enrollment Profile?
Well according to https://help.apple.com/profilemanager/mac/3.1/#apd6DD5E89E-2466-4D3C-987E-A4FF05 676EB7, the answer is pretty straightforward:
"The user does not need to authenticate or log in to Profile Manager’s user portal"
This is a great feature. For one, you can create an Enrollment Profile and send it via e-mail and the user doesn't need to visit a web page and login to enroll a device. In fact, based on my experience Enrollment Profiles can't even be accessed via the MyDevices page unless you are a Server Admin.
However, when distributing an Enrollment Profile you seemingly *must* install the Trust Profile prior to this, or you will get an error about communicating with the server. Several docs/tutorials you can google explain how to set up your deployment systems (specifically OSX machines) to deploy systems with both the Trust and Enrollment profiles to facilitate automatic enrollment when a new system is deployed so it can instantly be managed.
However, since a device that is already deployed will/may not have the Trust Profile installed, one would have to visit the MyDevices page to install that prior to being able to import a delivered Enrollment Profile. Because of that it seems that from a distribution approach (as opposed to a deployment scenario) there is not much advantage of using an explicit Enrollment Profile anyway since we already need to visit the MyDevices page to get the Trust Profile, we might as well just use the standard MyDevices implicit Enrollment.
All devices that have enrolled themselves via a defined/explicit Enrollment Profile will be listed under that Profile in Profile Manager. Devices that have enrolled via MyDevices will not be listed under any Profile, but rather just under Devices (where *all* devices will be shown regardless of how they enrolled).
So, now the questions:
So, the idea of an Enrollment Profile makes perfect sense - it is basically the only way to create an exportable profile that can be distributed and configured to automatically enroll a device without interactive enrollment via the MyDevices page.
What I don't get is WHY is there the ability to create multiple Enrollment Profiles rather than simply providing a default exportable profile?
The reason it makes no sense to me is there is absolutely no correlation (that I can deduce) between an Enrollment Profile and the devices that used it to enroll. While I can see a (non-exportable) list of each device enrolled via each Enrollment Profile, it ends there. I can't, for instance, create Configuration Settings that I link to an Enrollment Profile. Or dynamically populate a Device Group with all devices enrolled from a specific Enrollment Profile. If I could do these things, it might make sense to me and I have spent much time looking at the interface and scouring documentation to see where the connection is. I have simply determined that there isn't one.
I can go ahead and create several Enrollment Profiles such as:
iPads
Lab Systems
Main Office Systems
High Security Systems
And I can deploy these Profiles (either via mail/file or via initial deployment) to the respective devices. I can then see under each Profile which devices enrolled. But, since I can't actually do anything to correlate those systems to a configuration, why would I want to do this segregation? Sure it gives me a listing of iPads apart from OSX machines, but I can't do anything with this listing!
Now, of course, I can still pre-stage devices and add them into particular device groups so that as soon as they are enrolled (via any Enrollment Profile) they will get the Configuration Profile(s) attached to them. This makes the inclusion of multiple Enrollment Profiles even more suspect.
Am I missing something? Can someone enlighten me as to what the purpose of creating more than one Enrollment Profile would be?
We can easily say "Well it's not hurting having them there" but, in terms of complexity and confusion I believe it is. Had they simply provided a single Enrollment Profile ("Remote Management") that was downloadable/exportable it would have been sufficient.
Thoughts?

Manage Mac OS X with Intune

Is there a way to manage mac OSX machines with intune? Is there an installer file?

No support for OSX (yet), for that you need ConfigMgr 12 SP1
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Follow up question about image not looking good in canvas-Shane?

I guess this is a follow up question for Shane....
You wrote this in response to someone a year ago which helped me out.
Shane's Stock Answer #49 - Why is the quality different between what I see in the Viewer and what I see in the Canvas?
Well... the viewer is just that-- a viewer. It will display anything that fcp will recognize as usable video or graphics. The canvas is a viewer too, but at the pixel dimension specified by the settings of your project and sequence.
For example, if your graphic or footage is much higher resolution than your 720x480 DV sequence, FCP is interpolating down your file to fit the settings of the sequence. Usually this makes it look not so hot. DV is a 5:1 compression working with a 4:1:1 color depth. Your pristine picture images and graphics are being crushed.
Same with picture files. HIgh res pics now adopt the sequence settings and will render to those specs, and most likely they are not as high quality.
So, based on your answer, I made an HDV sequence, dropped my DVCPro50-NTSC footage and my tiffs into the sequence and now the stills look great. Is this an okay workaround or do you have another suggestion? I'm worried about this HD sequence taking too long to make a compressed QT from in the end.
Thanks!

Photo JPEG is a good option. But this all depends on what your final output will be. If you are going to make a DVD, then that is SD, so using an HD sequence setting makes no sense. Photo JPEG is good, but not realtime in FCP. DV50 or ProRes NTSC are good options.
Unless you are making an HD master...in which case ProRes 422 for HD is good

View follow up questions in Q&A pod in a threaded or some other related view

Currently when a question is answered it will be linked to the question. We sometimes have participants requiring further information about the same question, but Adobe Connect does not seem to allow participants to click the response and add follow up questions. As a presenter you can click on answered questions and add more but participants always have to submit new unlinked questions. Is there a way for participants to ask follow up questions in Q&A pod so that they are threaded to their original question?

Currently when a question is answered it will be linked to the question. We sometimes have participants requiring further information about the same question, but Adobe Connect does not seem to allow participants to click the response and add follow up questions. As a presenter you can click on answered questions and add more but participants always have to submit new unlinked questions. Is there a way for participants to ask follow up questions in Q&A pod so that they are threaded to their original question?

IMovie and external hard drive: follow up question

This is a follow up question from the iMovie 6 forum. Hopefully, this question will help the poster on that forum as well. I, too, am working on multiple iMovie 5.0.2 projects at the same time and am running out of hard disk space. I would like to transfer remaining miniDV tape to an external hard drive and, when finished, transfer these clips from the external hard drive to the current iMovie project in my Powerbook, one project at a time. Is this possible ? Will I transfer files from the external hard drive to the Powerbook hard drive and then to iMovie, or directly from the external hard drive to iMovie ? Do I have to format the external drive to Mac OS Extended as advised in iMovie 6 forum in order to transfer miniDV tape to the external hard drive ? When pressing the erase tab to format the external hard drive, will this erase files already on the hard drive before formatting ? Can I transfer projects I am not working on from iMovie to the external hard drive and then transfer them back to the Powerbook when it is time to work on them ? Sorry about all the questions but I need to think very simple-minded when it comes to computer related issues. Thanks for your help.

I was able to use and store iMovie in the external hard drive using my Powerbook as a monitor, so I presume it is formatted correctly
Sorry, but you cannot assume the drive is formatted correctly. iMovie doesn't tell you the drive format is incompatible with iMovie. (it should, but it doesn't.) Some iMovie project features can be saved and some cannot.
It's easy to check the disk format. In the Finder, click on the drive icon and choose File > Get Info from the Finder menubar. The window that opens shows the disk Format. You want it to say "Mac OS Extended". "(Journaled)" is optional.
With some drives, sometimes even that can be wrong. To be sure, use Disk Utility to check the format. When you click on the drive in the list along the left side of the Disk Utility window, the format is displayed at the bottom of the window.
Always, always, always check the disk format before using a drive with iMovie.
Karl

Follow up question...

I just purchased a Airport Extreme from the Apple Store yesterday. I purchased it to extend/share my iPhone 5 hotspot. I have figured out how to have AEBS join my hotspot, but it does not seem to have access on the Ethernet ports in the back?? This is my needed feature, unfortunately I live in an area that only offers DSL and only 2.5mbps.. . Using my phone I'm able to receive 10-20mbps on LTE/4G, and fortunately for me I have unlimited data on my hotspot. So I'm set for the wireless devices in my home, but struggling getting wired devices working....
Any help will be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Tim
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Windows 8
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Airport Extreme Base Station, iOS 7.0.4
This solved my question by Bob Timmons on Nov 28, 2013 3:33 PM
No, only the AirPort Express. There are 2 Ethernet ports on the Express. If you need more, you can add an Ethernet switch.
The Express has a special feature called ProxySTA that allows it to join a network and the Ethernet ports will be enabled when it does this.
Might be fun to ask one of the sales guys what exactly ProxySTA is and what it does before you explain it to them. Even the "genius" may not know.
See the answer in context
Follow Up Question----
I asked the apple salesperson about proxySTA, first I got a blank stare then, some nonsense to attempt they knew what it was.
So I picked up the Express, set it up to join my hotspot and it works really well!!! The only problem is the hotspot only allows five connections. The express eats one, that only leaves four! Is there another way to set up the express so it can handle the dhcp so my hotspot only sees the one connection to the express??
Thanks,
Tim

Now please perform a hard reset on the second Express by holding in the reset button for 10 seconds, then release. Allow a full minute for the Express to restart to a slow, blinking amber light.
Make sure that the Ethernet connection from the first "joining" Express goes to the WAN "O" port on the second Express creating a wireless network.
Don't worry about the Double NAT message for now, just make sure that you can now log on to the Internet through the second Express wireless network.
You may need to power off both Express devices and restart the "joining" Express first, then start up the "creating" Express.
Once you verify that everything is working, you can go back in using AirPort Utillty and click to ignore the Double NAT so that a green light will be displayed on the second Express.

Follow-up question on ZXM08U16 table E_TDRSEG (function group XM08)

Rich's suggestion worked (on how to retype the E_TDRSEG table received from MIRO by include ZXM08U16 in the function group XM08.
Before asking my new follow-up question, let me recap the original SAP typing of this table and the way I've retyped it (following Rich's instructions):
The original SAP typing is:
E_TDRSEG TYPE MMCR_TDRSEG
TYPES: mmcr_tdrseg TYPE mmcr_drseg OCCURS 0,
TYPES: BEGIN OF mmcr_drseg_co.
        INCLUDE STRUCTURE cobl_mrm_d.
TYPES: cr LIKE drseg_cr    OCCURS 0,
       unpl_refwr TYPE refwr,
       END OF mmcr_drseg_co.
TYPES: BEGIN OF mmcr_drseg.
        INCLUDE STRUCTURE drseg.
TYPES: cr LIKE drseg_cr OCCURS 0,
       co TYPE mmcr_drseg_co OCCURS 0,
       sm LIKE drseg_sm OCCURS 0,
       charact TYPE rbcharact_instance OCCURS 3,
                                       "instances of characteristics
       uebgmat TYPE matnr,
       uebrblgp TYPE rblgp,
       selkz_db TYPE selkz,
       rblgp_old TYPE rblgp,           "rblgp before aggregation
       END OF mmcr_drseg.
I retyped this as follows:
TYPES:
ty_cobl_mrm_d        TYPE cobl_mrm_d,
ty_drseg_cr          TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF drseg_cr with DEFAULT KEY,
ty_drseg_sm          TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF drseg_sm with DEFAULT KEY,
ty_charact           TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF rbcharact_instance with DEFAULT KEY,
BEGIN OF ty_mmcr_drseg_co.
    INCLUDE            TYPE ty_cobl_mrm_d.
    TYPES:
      cr               TYPE ty_drseg_cr ,
      unpl_refwr       TYPE refwr,
END OF   ty_mmcr_drseg_co,
ty_co                TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF ty_mmcr_drseg_co
                       WITH DEFAULT KEY,
BEGIN OF ty_mmcr_drseg.
    INCLUDE            TYPE drseg.
    TYPES:
      cr               TYPE ty_drseg_cr,
      co               TYPE ty_co,
      sm               TYPE ty_drseg_sm,
      charact          TYPE ty_charact,        "instances of characteristics
      uebgmat          TYPE matnr,
      uebrblgp         TYPE rblgp,
      selkz_db         TYPE selkz,
      rblgp_old        TYPE rblgp,             "rblgp before aggregation
END OF   ty_mmcr_drseg.
DATA:
    x_mmcr_drseg       TYPE mmcr_drseg,
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo    TYPE ty_mmcr_drseg,
    it_mmcr_drseg      TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF ty_mmcr_drseg,
    x_drseg_cr         TYPE drseg_cr,
    x_drseg_sm         TYPE drseg_sm,
    x_drseg_co         TYPE ty_mmcr_drseg_co.
But here's my question. To load the new table from the SAP table, I've had to use the code below. Is there any way to simplify this code? (I don't think there is because the drseg structure is included in the old and the new, so you can't simply say new-drseg = old-drseg. But maybe there's another way to do it and I'm not seeing it. Also, note that I had to loop on each of the inner three tables because it wouldn't compile when I tried statements of the form "new-table[] = old-table[].)
LOOP AT e_tdrseg INTO x_mmcr_drseg.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-anln1     = x_mmcr_drseg-anln1.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-anln2     = x_mmcr_drseg-anln2.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-aplzl     = x_mmcr_drseg-aplzl.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-arewr     = x_mmcr_drseg-arewr.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-areww     = x_mmcr_drseg-areww.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-aufnr     = x_mmcr_drseg-aufnr.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-aufpl     = x_mmcr_drseg-aufpl.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-basme     = x_mmcr_drseg-aufpl.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-bedat     = x_mmcr_drseg-bedat.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-begru     = x_mmcr_drseg-begru.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-bewae     = x_mmcr_drseg-bewae.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-ekgrp     = x_mmcr_drseg-ekgrp.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-bpmng     = x_mmcr_drseg-bpmng.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-bprme     = x_mmcr_drseg-bprme.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-bpumn     = x_mmcr_drseg-bprme.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-bpumz     = x_mmcr_drseg-bpumz.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-bpwem     = x_mmcr_drseg-bpwem.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-bprem     = x_mmcr_drseg-bprem.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-bsmng     = x_mmcr_drseg-bsmng.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-budat     = x_mmcr_drseg-budat.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-bukrs     = x_mmcr_drseg-bukrs.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-bwtar     = x_mmcr_drseg-bwtar.
    LOOP at x_mmcr_drseg-cr INTO x_drseg_cr.
      APPEND x_drseg_cr TO x_mmcr_drseg_oo-cr.
    ENDLOOP..
    LOOP at x_mmcr_drseg-co INTO x_drseg_co.
      APPEND x_drseg_co TO x_mmcr_drseg_oo-co.
    ENDLOOP..
    LOOP at x_mmcr_drseg-sm INTO x_drseg_sm.
      APPEND x_drseg_sm TO x_mmcr_drseg_oo-sm.
    ENDLOOP..
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-charact   = x_mmcr_drseg-charact.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-uebgmat   = x_mmcr_drseg-uebgmat.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-uebrblgp = x_mmcr_drseg-uebrblgp.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-selkz_db = x_mmcr_drseg-selkz_db.
    x_mmcr_drseg_oo-rblgp_old = x_mmcr_drseg-rblgp_old.
ENDLOOP.

Hi
I don't think, I'm agree with you, u can only replace some statament:
LOOP AT E_TDRSEG INTO X_MMCR_DRSEG.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-ANLN1     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-ANLN1.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-ANLN2     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-ANLN2.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-APLZL     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-APLZL.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-AREWR     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-AREWR.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-AREWW     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-AREWW.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-AUFNR     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-AUFNR.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-AUFPL     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-AUFPL.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BASME     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-AUFPL.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BEDAT     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BEDAT.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BEGRU     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BEGRU.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BEWAE     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BEWAE.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-EKGRP     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-EKGRP.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BPMNG     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BPMNG.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BPRME     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BPRME.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BPUMN     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BPRME.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BPUMZ     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BPUMZ.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BPWEM     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BPWEM.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BPREM     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BPREM.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BSMNG     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BSMNG.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BUDAT     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BUDAT.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BUKRS     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BUKRS.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BWTAR     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BWTAR.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-CR[]      = X_MMCR_DRSEG-CR[].
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-CO[]      = X_MMCR_DRSEG-CO[].
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-SM[]      = X_MMCR_DRSEG-SM[].
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-CHARACT   = X_MMCR_DRSEG-CHARACT.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-UEBGMAT   = X_MMCR_DRSEG-UEBGMAT.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-UEBRBLGP = X_MMCR_DRSEG-UEBRBLGP.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-SELKZ_DB = X_MMCR_DRSEG-SELKZ_DB.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-RBLGP_OLD = X_MMCR_DRSEG-RBLGP_OLD.
ENDLOOP.
If you want to use APPEND statament u need to refresh the target table at very loop:
LOOP AT E_TDRSEG INTO X_MMCR_DRSEG.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-ANLN1     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-ANLN1.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-ANLN2     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-ANLN2.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-APLZL     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-APLZL.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-AREWR     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-AREWR.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-AREWW     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-AREWW.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-AUFNR     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-AUFNR.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-AUFPL     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-AUFPL.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BASME     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-AUFPL.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BEDAT     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BEDAT.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BEGRU     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BEGRU.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BEWAE     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BEWAE.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-EKGRP     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-EKGRP.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BPMNG     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BPMNG.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BPRME     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BPRME.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BPUMN     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BPRME.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BPUMZ     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BPUMZ.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BPWEM     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BPWEM.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BPREM     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BPREM.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BSMNG     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BSMNG.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BUDAT     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BUDAT.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BUKRS     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BUKRS.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-BWTAR     = X_MMCR_DRSEG-BWTAR.
REFRESH: X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-CR,
           X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-CO,
           X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-SM.
APPEND LINES OF: X_MMCR_DRSEG-CR TO X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-CR,
                   X_MMCR_DRSEG-CO TO X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-CO
                   X_MMCR_DRSEG-SM TO X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-SM.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-CHARACT   = X_MMCR_DRSEG-CHARACT.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-UEBGMAT   = X_MMCR_DRSEG-UEBGMAT.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-UEBRBLGP = X_MMCR_DRSEG-UEBRBLGP.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-SELKZ_DB = X_MMCR_DRSEG-SELKZ_DB.
X_MMCR_DRSEG_OO-RBLGP_OLD = X_MMCR_DRSEG-RBLGP_OLD.
ENDLOOP.
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