OAUG Enhancement Request System (ERS) Pilot Program

OAUG Enhancement Request System (ERS) Pilot Program
The OAUG Board of Directors and Oracle® Corporation have previously announced the Pilot Program for the OAUG Enhancement Request System (ERS). This system has been collaboratively designed to achieve objectives that are mutually beneficial to Oracle customers, the OAUG, and Oracle Corporation:
* Provide a centralized and standardized solution for Oracle customers to submit, validate and have OAUG members vote on Oracle® Applications Enhancement Requests
* Provide Oracle® Product Development with direct access to user input and requirements that may provide direction for future versions of the Oracle® Products
* Create an enhancement related communication channel between end users, Special Interest Group (OHUG) Chairs, OHUG Enhancement Coordinators and Oracle® Product Management
The goal of the OAUG ERS Pilot Program is to comprehensively test the new system with live enhancement data from two specific product areas:
- Self Service Human Resources
- Oracle Order Management
Oracle® customers interested in entering enhancements for either product are encouraged to do so by logging into MetaLink, selecting "News & Events" from the navigation bar, selecting "OAUG Enhancement Request System (ERS) Pilot Program" from the articles listed, and choosing "LOGIN to the OAUG ERS" from the article text (use your OAUG LoginID and Password at this point, not your MetaLink credentials).
Step-by-Step Instructions -
Through Oracle's MetaLink:
1. Log into metalink.oracle.com using your MetaLink credentials.
2. Click on the "News and Events."
3. Click on the OAUG ERS Pilot Program link.
4. Click the "Login to the OAUG ERS" link and enter your OAUG member login and password.
5. Search for Enhancements within the Self-Service HR product (leave all other fields blank for a complete list).
6. Drill down into the detail of any enhancement and scroll down to vote!

Hi Sue,
As i understood so far,Sales order is an auto generated number pre-configured by the SD consultant to fall within that number range...
The following are only my suggestions .....
(1)to check if it is possible through configurations for having a number range similar to the external number provided these 2 are directly linked and that there is always a Sales order linked to every external number..........
(2) we have a field called PO refernce number in the header.We can fill this field in the user exit of the include MV45AFZZ in userexit for move field to vbak and then in all the custom reports and programs link this field and standard VBELN number so that SAP flow is not affected.
(3) check for enhancement spots wherein the vbeln field is overwritten immediatly after number generation...Please note that overwriting the standard field is a tiring task.,especially a key field..because we need to clearly understand which all tables are being updated with this number..so if the field vbeln has a parameter name(press F1 on Vbeln field and you will get the detail list ,with one field called "parameter name" ) assigned to it overwrite it with the required number so that all standard tables are relected with this number....(use F1 helo set/Get parameters to learn more)..try filling this parameter using set parameter statement OR check for badis and user exits
If I come across a possible exit ,will update you
Hope it helps
Regards
Byju

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to be honest, adding playlists (or whatever it is) for just music videos is of no use to me.
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Funny isn't it, how we all do things differently, have different preferences, enhancement wishes etc.
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Piracy is rife and I do not support it.
My views on fair use of media you personally own are quite different.
It's not the codec/container that's the issue it's how the material was acquired in the first place - it may simply be your home videos, digitised off-air recordings etc that is in a 'legacy' format that you don't want to transcode. We know from the modders that most other SD formats are playable on the current hardware so that's not the issue.
Take say an Elgato EyeTV device - I can record anything off-air, edit and transcode for AppleTV or just transcode unedited automatically. How much more sensible it woudl be if AppleTv simply supported the MPEG-2 transport stream playback rather than wasting time and computing/power resources doing the transcode.
I have some some standard video-CDs I made on a PC in the late 1990's, how nice it would be to be able to play the MPEG-1 content back without fiddling - it's not as though converting to h264 will do anything for the quality!
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Please note the "Contact Adobe" link at the lower-right of every page here. On the page you get to from that link is another link for Phone numbers.
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