Price controller S to V

hi,
My client wants to change the price indicator from S to V for some FG items. If we do this i think system will not give varience for the product. And also i want to know the impact of stock valuation. Can anybody give me idea or suggestion on this. If we change is it finance.
govind.

S to V can be done anytime. However, it is best to do this when cost @ S = Cost @ V (ideal situation, but not binding).
The impact will be like you ran a standard cost estimate with the MAV as the cost.
Dr/Cr Stock
Cr/Dr Price Difference Account
Cheers.

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         at weblogic.transaction.internal.PropagationContext.writeExternal(PropagationContext.java:183)
         at java.io.ObjectOutputStream.writeExternalData(ObjectOutputStream.java:1310)
         at java.io.ObjectOutputStream.writeOrdinaryObject(ObjectOutputStream.java:1288)
         at java.io.ObjectOutputStream.writeObject0(ObjectOutputStream.java:1079)
         at java.io.ObjectOutputStream.writeObject(ObjectOutputStream.java:302)
         at weblogic.rmi.provider.BasicServiceContext.writeExternal(BasicServiceContext.java:48)
         at java.io.ObjectOutputStream.writeExternalData(ObjectOutputStream.java:1310)
         at java.io.ObjectOutputStream.writeOrdinaryObject(ObjectOutputStream.java:1288)
         at java.io.ObjectOutputStream.writeObject0(ObjectOutputStream.java:1079)
         at java.io.ObjectOutputStream.writeObject(ObjectOutputStream.java:302)
         at weblogic.rjvm.MsgAbbrevOutputStream.writeObject(MsgAbbrevOutputStream.java:614)
         at weblogic.rjvm.MsgAbbrevOutputStream.marshalCustomCallData(MsgAbbrevOutputStream.java:319)
         at weblogic.rjvm.MsgAbbrevOutputStream.transferThreadLocalContext(MsgAbbrevOutputStream.java:149)
         at weblogic.rmi.internal.ReplyOnError.run(ReplyOnError.java:54)
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  • Choosing a PXIe controller for streaming 200 MBps

    Warning:  This is a long post with several questions.  My appologies in advance.
    I am a physics professor at a small liberal-arts college, and will be replacing a very old multi-channel analyzer for doing basic gamma-ray spectroscopy.  I would like to get a complete PXI system for maximum flexability.  Hopefully this configuration could be used for a lot of other experiments such as pulsed NMR.  But the most demanding role of the equipment would be gamma-ray spectroscopy, so I'll focus on that.
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    Otherwise, am I on the right track in general on this kind of system, or badly mistaken about some issue?  Just want some reassurance before taking the plunge.

    drnikitin,
    The reason you did not find the spec for the rearm time for
    the 5133 is because the USB-5133 is not capable of multi-record acquisition.  The rearm time is a spec for the reference
    trigger, and that trigger is used when fetching the next record.  So every time you want to do another fetch
    you will have to stop and restart your task. 
    To grab a lot of data increase your minimum record size.  Keep in mind that you have 4MB of on board
    memory per channel. 
    Since you will only be able to fetch 1 record at a time,
    there really isn’t a way to use streaming. 
    When you call fetch, it will transfer the amount of data you specify to
    PC memory through the USB port (up to 12 MB/s for USB 2.0 – Idealy).
    Topher C,
    We do have a Digitizer that has onboard signal processing
    (OSP), which would be quicker than performing post processing.  It is
    the NI 5142
    and can perform the following signal
    processing functions.  It is
    essentially a 5122 but with built in OSP. 
    It may be a little out of your price range, but it may be worth a
    look. 
    For more
    information on streaming take a look at these two links (if you havn’t
    already). 
    High-Speed
    Data Streaming: Programming and Benchmarks
    Streaming Options for PXI
    Express
    When dealing with different LabVIEW versions
    it is important to note that previous versions will be compatible with new
    versions; such as going from 8.0 to 8.5. 
    Keep in mind that if you go too far back then LabVIEW may complain, but
    you still may be able to run your VI.  If
    you have a newer version going to an older version then we do have options in
    LabVIEW to save your VI for older versions. 
    It’s usually just 1 version back, but in LabVIEW 8.5 you can save for
    LabVIEW 8.2 and 8.0.
    ESD,
    Here is the link
    I was referring to earlier about DMA transfers.  DMA is actually done every time you call a
    fetch or read function in LabVIEW or CVI (through NI-SCOPE). 
    Topher C and ESD,
    LabVIEW is a combination of a compiled
    language and an interpreted language. 
    Whenever you make a change to the block diagram LabVIEW compiles
    itself.  This way when you hit run, it is
    ready to execute.  During execution LabVIEW
    uses the run-time engine to reference shared libraries (such as dll’s).  Take a look at this DevZone article about
    how LabVIEW compiles it’s block diagram (user code). 
    I hope all of this information helps!
    Ryan N
    National Instruments
    Application Engineer
    ni.com/support

  • PLEASE help me squeeze the price of this build!!

    Hi everyone-
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    The help I need from you:
    The price on my build right now is $3,956.00.    Yikes!!  I need help squeezing the total pricetag of this rig to a more manageable number, hopefully under $3,000.  However, I know that I am purchasing literally everything in the system brand new, including things like monitors, speakers, the keyboard, etc, so my pricetag will be a bit higher than most builders in this forum.
    As you'll see, I just mostly went on Newegg and selected the highest-rated component that was in a comfortable price range for me.  I'm pretty sure that everything in my list will be able to play together nicely, but if there are ways that I can take steps down in price without affecting the quality of the system too drastically, those are the changes I want to know about. 
    TO SUM UP:  After reading this forum for awhile, I've put together the computer I think I WANT.  But I barely know what I'm doing with this stuff!  Can you help me build the computer I NEED?
    GUTS
    CPU- Intel i7 930 Bloomfield 2.8 Ghz
    $290 on Newegg
    GPU- PNY GTX 480
    $500 on Newegg
    RAM- 12 GB of CORSAIR XMS3(6x2)
    $329 on Newegg
    MOBO- ASUS P6X58D
    $230 on Newegg
                TOTAL PRICE FOR GUTS-  $1,349
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        -Any way to come down on the RAM price but keep speed and reliability?
    DRIVE SETUP
    RAID CONTROLLER- areca ARC-1222 PCIe x8
    $400 on Newegg
    BOOT DRIVE (PROGRAMS & OS)- WD Caviar Black WD6402AAEX 640GB
    $80 on Newegg
    SCRATCH & CACHE "WRITE" DRIVES- (2) WD Caviar Black WD1501FASS 1.5TB in RAID 0
    $220 on Newegg
    EXPORT DRIVE- Western Digital Caviar Black WD1002FAEX 1TB
    $100 on Newegg
    MEDIA & PROJECT FILE "READ" DRIVE-(6)Western Digital Caviar Blue WD3200AAKS 320GB in RAID3
    $300 on Newegg
                TOTAL PRICE FOR DRIVE SETUP-  $1,100
    Add'l questions:
        -Haarm sings the praises of areca controller cards, and RAID 3 is an attractive option for my Media storage.  But I can't afford to spend $700 or more on a RAID card.  If I skip the RAID card altogether, and use the MOBO's on-board RAID capabilities, I'll be sapping juice from the CPU.  Can anyone recommend a good mid-level RAID card for smaller arrays?  Is the money spent facilitating the RAID worth the gained performance, without going balls-to-the-wall with a $1200 card?
        -Does my drive setup make sense?  Can I save money either by going for cheaper drives, or by simplifying the entire setup?
    CASE AND POWER
    CASE- Antec Twelve Hundred Black Steel Case
    $150 on Newegg
    PSU- CORSAIR CMPSU-850TX 850W ATX12V 2.2 / EPS12V 2.91
    $130 on Newegg
    UPS- CYBER POWER CP1350AVRLCD 1350 VA UPS
    $155 on Newegg
    Add'l questions:
           -I picked the UPS and PSU pretty much based on price.  Did I make OK choices?  Could I afford to cut some of the budget in this area?
                TOTAL PRICE FOR CASE AND POWER-  $435
    SYSTEM COOLING
    CPU COOLING- Thermalright TRUE Black 120Rev.C CPU Cooler
    $60 on Newegg
    Arctic Silver 5 Thermal Compound
    $10 on Newegg
    RAM COOLING- (6) VANTEC ICEBERG DDR-A1C Heatsinks only
    $30 on Newegg
    GPU COOLING- ZALMAN VF900 – CU 2 Ball VGA Cooler
    $60 on Newegg
    CASE COOLING- (5) Scythe Gentle Typhoon 120mm 800rpm
    $90 on endpcnoise.com
    DRIVE COOLING- ????
                TOTAL PRICE FOR SYSTEM COOLING-  $250
    Add'l questions:
           -I had planned on replacing the stock case fans that come with the Antec 1200 with some different "quiet" fans.  Is this going overboard?
            -Do I need individual fans for each hard drive, or am I better off getting a few larger fans to cover the entire drive area? 
            -Is the cooling system that I've put together here overkill, or sensible?
    MEDIA R/W
    BLU-RAY R/W- Pioneer BDR-205BKS Blu-Ray RW
    $200 on Newegg
    DVD R/W- ASUS DRW-24B1ST/BLK/B/AS DVD RW
    $22 on Newegg
    MEDIA R/W- AFT XM-35U BLACK USB 2.0 Kiosk Card Reader
    $35 on Newegg
                TOTAL PRICE FOR MEDIA R/W-  $257
    Add'l questions:
           -In the age of Vimeo, is a Blu-ray burner really necessary right now?
    HUMAN I/O
    MONITORS- (2) ASUS VH236H Black 23"
    $400 on Newegg
    SPEAKERS- BEHRINGER MS16 16 W 2.0
    $60 on Newegg
    MOUSE- Microsoft BlueTrack Explorer Mini Mouse
    $50 on Newegg
    KEYBOARD- Logitech Comfort Wave 450 Black 104 Normal Keys USB Wired Ergonomic Keyboard
    $40 on Newegg.com
    Adobe Premiere keyboard stickers
    $15 on editorskeys.com
                TOTAL PRICE FOR HUMAN I/O-  $565
    Add'l questions:
           -Cheaper monitors that will get the job done?  I picked these sort of randomly..
            -Can anyone recommend a cheaper mouse that they like?  Corded options are OK.
            -What kind of speakers do you have in your home office setup?  I don't really need professional Studio Monitor quality at this phase in my career.  Is it smarter to invest in a decent pair of headphones instead?
                          TOTAL PRICE OVERALL- $ 3,956
    A little about me /my needs and usage:
    I went to film school.  I'm not an editor per se, but I did a number of experimental compositing and animation projects, things that I'd like to resurrect, polish up, and put in my reel.  I also plan to use this machine to digest projects that are not yet shot.  With this machine, I'll be making the switch from Apple systems to PC.  
    Formats I'd like to be working with in the future:
    -Sony SxS cards (XDCAM EX)
    -Many flavors of DV video (DVCPROHD, DV, AVCHD, HDV)
    -HDSLR footage (native H.264-based streams)
    -Maybe RED footage?
    I've never built a computer by myself before, but I have friends that have, who can help me.  The components I've selected for this build were based mostly on advice I'd read in this forum, particularly Haarm's many guides for newbies like me  
    I do NOT need to be the fastest kid on the block, but I do want to build a reliable system the RIGHT WAY.  I don't want to be cheap about cooling.  For the HDD system, I want optimized data throughput that is structured in a sensible way. 
    Many thanks in advance to anyone who bothers to read even 1/2 of all that stuff, let alone anyone who makes helpful suggestions on how I can bring down the price of this system. 
    Talk soon!!
    -Leo K

    Thanks to everyone for their helpful advice.  I've taken all of it into account, and I was able to shave almost $700 off of the price of my build!
    This is the result of my first major revision to my list.  Does anyone see major conflicts or poor decisions here?
    GUTS
    COMPONENT
    NEWEGG PRICE
    CPU
    Intel i7 930 Bloomfield 2.8 Ghz
    $290 on Newegg
    GPU
    PNY GTX 480
    $500 on Newegg
    MOBO
    ASUS P6X58D
    $230 on Newegg
    RAM
    (2 sets) CORSAIR XMS3 6GB (3 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Triple Channel Kit Desktop Memory Model TR3X6G1600C9
    $380 on Newegg
                TOTAL PRICE FOR GUTS-  $1,400
    DRIVE SETUP
    COMPONENT
    NEWEGG PRICE
    BOOT DRIVE
    Western Digital Caviar Black WD6401AALS 640GB
    $75 on Newegg
    SCRATCH DRIVES
    (2) WD Caviar Black WD1501FASS 1.5TB in RAID 0
    $220 on Newegg
    EXPORT DRIVE
    Western Digital Caviar Black WD1002FAEX 1TB
    $100 on Newegg
                TOTAL PRICE FOR DRIVE SETUP-  $395
    CASE AND POWER
    COMPONENT
    NEWEGG PRICE
    CASE
    Antec Twelve Hundred Black Steel Case
    $160 on Newegg
    PSU
    CORSAIR HX Series CMPSU-1000HX 1000W ATX12V 2.2
    $240 on Newegg
    UPS
    powercom KIN-2200AP 2200 VA 1320 Watts 6 Outlets UPS
    $234 on Newegg
                TOTAL PRICE FOR CASE AND POWER-  $634
    SYSTEM COOLING
    COMPONENT
    NEWEGG PRICE
    CPU COOLING
    Thermalright TRUE Black 120Rev.C CPU Cooler
    $60 on Newegg
    THERMAL COMPOUND
    Arctic Silver 5 Thermal Compound
    $10 on Newegg
    CASE COOLING
    (2) Scythe Gentle Typhoon 120mm 800rpm
    $36 on NEWEGG
                TOTAL PRICE FOR SYSTEM COOLING-  $106
    MEDIA R/W
    COMPONENT
    NEWEGG PRICE
    BLU RAY RW
    LG WH10LS30K 10X Blu-ray Burner
    $130 on Newegg
    MEDIA RW
    AFT XM-35U BLACK USB 2.0 Kiosk Card Reader
    $35 on Newegg
                TOTAL PRICE FOR MEDIA R/W-  $165
    HUMAN I/O
    COMPONENT
    NEWEGG PRICE
    MONITORS
    (2)- SAMSUNG 22"Height &Pivot Adjustable Stand Black Widescreen LCD Monitor
    $360 ON Newegg
    SPEAKERS
    PNY GTX 480
    $100 on Newegg
    MOUSE
    ASUS P6X58D
    $30 on Newegg
    KEYBOARD
    Logitech Comfort Wave 450 Black 104 Normal Keys USB Wired Ergonomic Keyboard
    $40 on Newegg.com
    TOTAL PRICE FOR HUMAN I/O-  $530
                          TOTAL PRICE OVERALL-  $ 3,230

  • Plz recommend a SATA-III controller card [solved]

    I only need this to control a single SSD (new vertex 4) so internal connectors would be great.  I want something that someone can endorse as problem-free.  In reading some online reviews, it seems as though some are NOT linux compatible, for example: Rosewill RC-227
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    Last edited by graysky (2012-05-09 00:31:44)

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  • Connecting MIDI controller via USB

    Does anyone know how to connect a Roland SH-201 to a MacBook Pro via USB to use as a midi controller in Logic Express 8. I've installed the SH-201 driver, however I am getting a warning saying it is not compatible with an Intel based Macbook.
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    Well, if the synth's USB driver is not compatible with your laptop's system, there is nothing you can do about it I'm afraid. There is always an option to get a portable USB to MIDI Interface (price would be around $20-50, I think) and connect your synth to Macbook Pro through it.

  • Will SATA 11  HD work with sonnet SATA controller

    Hi I need more space and have seen this on eBay
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    Hi-
    The Sonnet SATA controller will support up to the current 1TB models.
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  • Moving Average price issue

    Hello Experts,
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    I have checked in MSEG table and it updated the same 4860 only but material document posted with standard price only. I couldn't figure out how system arrived this amount (4860) ?,
    it would be great helpful if you can through some light on this issue.

    Dear Srinivasa,
    Kindly check follwing things
    1) Whether the material has got any goods receipt with higher value.
    2) Whether the Future price is maintained for the material  in Material master - Accounting view,with higher value and its validity
    3) Check the changes happened in past related to MAP, in Material master MM03-> Display changes.
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  • Load balancing with 526 controller

    Good Day,
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    From what I have gathered, it appears that if I get a 526 controller and 4 521 access points I can advertise one SSID and configure the access points/controller for load balancing to maintain decent speed fot the users.
    Is this correct?
    Also, is there a benefit to getting better equipment. Price is not really a factor but this setup will be used only a couple of times a year and I don't want to throw money away. But it has to work, and I'm on a short deadline...procurement, configuration and testing by 6/4/07.
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    The Cisco 526 Wireless Express Mobility Controller can be used with up to six access points per controller. So 5 -6 access point would be a better option . Refer URL
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  • Release strategy for PR with materials having different prices

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  • Anyone have Contract Manager v13 installed on a domain controller?

    Hello Everyone
    I have a client who says that the primavera reseller told him it was ok to install CM13 on his Domain controller w2k3 r2, which hosts other databases such as quickbooks and instances of IIS.
    Has anyone ever installed in a situation like this, concurrently with other Dbs and Web servers running?
    I understand that the app server and web server is usually 2 separate machines as well, but with previous versions of CM, you were able to install both on one machine. And those machines were dedicated to CM.
    A quick one line response on if your server/serves are dedicated for CM would be great!
    Any other information would be a great help as well!
    Thanks
    Dennis
    Edited by: user12514167 on Jan 26, 2010 12:20 PM
    Edited by: user12514167 on Jan 26, 2010 12:25 PM
    Edited by: user9054083 on Jan 27, 2010 8:13 AM

    Technically its not impossible. :) one line! :]
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    Database (SQL or oracle) needs it own memory and CPU.
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