QA System inadequate

hi
While creating Purchase order , "Vendor's or manufacturer's QA system inadequate" error message observed. Since I have maintained quality procurement data active, with QM control key 0005.Also maintained certificate type and target QM system. Inspection type 01 material master... Vendor info record , QA info record created.
What else to be maintained?
Please let me know
Thanks and regards

Dear,
Please refer this link,
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Regards,
R.Brahmankar
Edited by: R Brahmankar on Nov 28, 2008 4:36 PM

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Vendor's or manufacturer's QA system inadequate

Hi Gurus,
When i am trying to create Purchase Order with the QM active for that material, system gives me the following error,
Vendor's or manufacturer's QA system inadequate. I have gone through the similar thread but it gives the solution for the material whose QM is not active but in my case QM is active. Guide me if i am missing some process.
Thanks,
Deven

Hi
Vendor's or manufacturer's QA system inadequate
this error is due to
You have maintained QM view--> target QM system.
Say ISO :9001
But in QI01 -->Qinfo record you have maintained existing QM sytem say ISO 9002
or
In vendor master you have maintained some other QM system
If there is difference in Vendor master or QM view & QInfo record ...then while creating PO this error will occure.
Maintain same QM system or remove.
Regards
Sujit

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hi friends
when i m trying to create the PO
I m getting the following error
1) Vendor's or manufacturer's QA system inadequate
Kindly mail me the solution
Urgent Please

Hello Ajit,
The error may be due to the program error. Look at the correction instructions given in SAP Note <a href="https://websmp130.sap-ag.de/sap(bD1lbiZjPTAwMQ==)/bc/bsp/spn/sapnotes/index2.htm?numm=536176&nlang=EN&smpsrv=https%3a%2f%2fwebsmp103%2esap-ag%2ede">536176</a>.
Below I am giving you the detail of that note.
Summary
Symptom
When you create a purchase order, the system displays error message 06873 ("Vendor's or manufacturer's QA system inadequate"), although the quality management is not active in the procurement for the corresponding material.
Other terms
ME21, ME21N, ME22N, ME23N, SAPMM06E, MEPO, purchase order, QM, QSSYS, procurement data, QM procurement active, target QM system, QM system, 06873, quality inspection
Reason and Prerequisites
This is caused by a program error.
Solution
See the correction instructions.
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Hi,
While creating PO for vendor- cannot approve PO....i am getting error message -
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Dear Robinson,
I think you are facing missing functionality if you received the message mentioned.
'No inspection lot' of Q-Info record for HU-managed materials can be carry out.
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Computermechanic…….
We knew…. sooner or later that someone would try telling us that there
420 watt PSU was adequate, but in reality was inadequate. We hope this
explanation will help you to discover why your PSU is so underpowered
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You said your PSU is rated @ 420 watts @ 100%, correct!
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5v x 32A = 160 Watts @ 100%
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A system such as what I described above would prevent legally acquired second hand phones from triggering police intervention, protect the suspect party's personal information until the police request it, and provide an efficient and effective way to recover stolen phones. It's astonishing that such a simple system doesn't already exist. Most of the key components are already in place.
Anyhow, I'm hoping the police recover the phone now that I've been able to identify the suspect but I have my doubts.
I really hate dishonest people.

Julian Wright wrote:
Takes about 5 minutes to setup.
As I explained, I only had the phone for a month and wasn't familiar with the new features for iCloud/iOS 5. I've never lost a phone before so never even thought to search for such a feature.
KiltedTim wrote:
They DO provide a tracking mechanism. YOU chose not to enable it.
Actually, I didn't choose anything. I wasn't aware of the feature at the time and, as I said above, I've never lost a phone before so never thought to look for such a feature. The phone was setup by the agent at the store (I would have preferred to do it myself) and therefore iCloud services were disabled by default. Furthermore, this clearly illustrates why an additional mechanism would be beneficial. It's also very easy for someone to disable Find My Phone - that's actually not a very good security mechanism at all.
wjosten wrote:
Ain't gonna ever happen...for the same reasons that GM won't help you find a stolen car...nor GE a stolen toaster or Samsung a stolen TV. These guys are NOT the police & don't want to have anything to do with this stuff. You can keep barking, but your bark will fall on deaf ears.
Many GM cars come with OnStar which can help locate or disable a stolen vehicle. A toaster and TV are not communications devices and are not as easily misplaced and stolen like a cell phone. They also aren't as readily trackable like a cell phone. Furthermore, you have home insurance to cover such a loss.
Why couldn't Apple offer a similar additional service as part of MobileMe or other such offering? This is analogous to what GM does with OnStar. GM ships their vehicles with the components necessary for OnStar (control module, etc) to work and OnStar provides the customer interface and implementation of the service.
With that said, if you actually read my post, I did locate my phone using a similar feature provided by the Find My Friends app.
Julian Wright wrote:
Apple clearly already added a few features to help a customer recover their phone
If you had read any of the documentation Apple provides about the "Find my iPhone" feature, you would see that Apple never states the word "stolen". They always state "lost". It will help you locate a lost iPhone.
As soon as it becomes a stolen phone, that is a criminal matter and therefore legally not Apple's job to help recover it.
Regardless, you hadn't set the feature up in a whole month, so it wouldn't have been any help to you anyway...
Since Apple doesn't offer a service to assist in the recovery of a stolen phone I wouldn't expect them to use the word "stolen" in any of their literature regarding locating services.
I completely agree that a stolen phone is a matter for the police but that doesn't mean Apple can't provide assistance to the authorities upon request; whether a court order is required or not is not the question here. With regards to privacy legislation, again we are in agreement. As a software developer in a field where privacy impact assessments and conformance to existing federal legislation is mandated, I know all too well what is allowed to be tracked and what is considered a violation of a privacy. I also get to see first hand how inadequate some of the existing security systems and policies are. I completely agree that Apple tracking someone's private IP and NIC MAC, machine name, etc might cross the line, they are already tracking serial numbers, search history, and external IP addresses when a person connects through iTunes. This information can be subpoenaed by the authorties. All I'm suggesting is to make this process easier.
I'm not suggesting that Apple start kicking down doors but they could easily work more closely with the authorities to offer enhanced recovery services for stolen phones, even if offered at a price. Just because it hasn't been done before doesn't mean that it can't or shouldn't be done. Now that I know how easy it is for a phone to go missing, I'd gladly pay for the reassurance that some shady opportunist isn't able to benefit from my misfortune and hard work. Judging by posts on the net about this subject, I know I'm not alone.
No great company has ever succeeded by maintaining status quo. Apple (and cell providers) could really do something to help address a fairly large issue with minimal cost and risk.

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Today - the 30th. No call by noon. I call them at 12.45pm. No order for Infinity had been placed, but the operator would place the order immediately. However, no date could be given yet for the engineer appointment as that order would have to hit the engineer's systems before a fast-track appointment could be made. That would happen tomorrow (the 30th)!
Even then, I was offered a callback tomorrow but that could come any time between 8am and 8pm! I declined and have said I will call them tomorrow at 9am to find out the date of my engineer appointment.
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It's typical, not only of BT but of pretty well all companies and public services that rely heavily on automation. The technology is by and large fast and efficient. On the other hand, when things don't follow the predetermined path, there is too often nobody left with the authority and nous to get things back on track. That would be expensive and play havoc with the financial model.
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Jeff Kelleher wrote:
Believe me, I share some of your frustrations. But ranting here after folks, meaning to be helpful by offering suggestions, maybe isn;t what this forum is best suited for.
I'm not ranting after the folks here, I am attempting to make a point and my point is that the tools available are inadequate for the purpose. Do you really think a company should hinge a deployment strategy on tools either developed as "shareware/freeware" or a feature set that claims it works but doesn't?
Jeff Kelleher wrote:
Again, let me state that I've been frustrated by OS X Server. I applaud you for speaking directly to Apple for solutions. Ranting to people who try to offer solutions won't help.
Sorry to vent, but I have just grown tired of the excuses. Even my sales rep is quick to try to point the finger elsewhere. I have been exposed to for the shortcoming of a consumer platform that is suppose to be targeted toward K-12 and businesses. If Apple is serious in being in the enterprise markets they need to have a decent, reliable tool, be it something from them or another vendor. Ghost for the Mac is a no-brainer, as I'm sure I'm not the only one who has wasted time with the pitfalls of Mac deployment. I know I can't be the only one who is frustrated by the less than optimal methodology to rolling out Macs in this manner.
Jeff Kelleher wrote:
Believe me, I share some of your frustrations. But ranting here after folks, meaning to be helpful by offering suggestions, maybe isn;t what this forum is best suited for.
I'm not ranting after the folks here, I am attempting to make a point. My point is that the tools given aren't worth beans. I had been a champion of Apple since 1980 and a certified tech since 1981 (starting with the Apple II platform) and while many things have improved dramatically through the years this is one area that has lagged behind for some time.
Jeff Kelleher wrote:
Finally, deploying 30 Macs is, like it or not, a small venture. 100's or 1000's is a lot.
Sure, 30 may be small, but how likely am I to deploy a district's worth of these machines if the tools available make deploying Wondows machines such a breeze by comparison? I think somebody's cutting their own throat and it's not Mr. Gates.
foilpan wrote:
it's possible that your energy could be better spent solving the issue and moving on rather than blaming apple for not doing what you want out of the box. if your job is to deploy 30 macs, just do it however possible and spend time later to refine the process. you can easily finish that job in a day (or way less) with proper prep.
This is a reoccurring scenario with Mac deployments which is getting old and tired. I'm up to the point to let these machines sit in the boxes since my time could be better used to support PCs.
Sadly it seems most people are missing the point that the tools that are suppose to make this work, don't. If you have the patience to work around these shortcoming, that's good. If you have the knowledge of being able to script your way around the areas where the tools promise something but don't carry through, you score more points. I, for one, don't have the luxury of time on my side, being dealt a multitude of district responsibilities that include areas besides PC and Mac support.
foilpan wrote:
another option is to hire apple or an outside consultant who may be able to help if you don't have the scripting experience in house to do what you need.
That's a great idea. Unfortunately with the state of school budgets it's quite unlikely this will happen in the near future.

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I thought you've got error of another type - that error is fixed by simple software update.
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it will be good for you to start with some basic principles on partitions organization schemes - why, what for and how questions are briefly explained here. After reading this you'll be able to ask right questions to get right answers.
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Keyence laser gauging system

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Thanks Richard. Yes, if I connect to pin 34, the strobe output, I should be able to see the strobe. And I should be able to switch between the outputs using pin 35. There are also RESET inputs for both OUTs. And I understand you saying that a NI 6534 board could be interfaced to the binary output lines 13 through 33. Then I could, I suppose, program the computer for reception of the data in "twos' complement 21 bits" format. What a pain.
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According to the scenario you advocate, I would only be using the controller as an expensive power supply for the heads, and its data processing functions would be ignored.
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Hello!
Did you know that Numbers can run in a G3? Apple said that it would need a G4, but this is not true. The real system requirements is the OS, not the Hardware: I could run it in an iBook G3 900 MHz running 10.4.10 but I could not run it in an iMac G4 running 10.3.9.
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I'm doing a very minimal project with 2 voices, and 5 fx tracks - no plug-ins and after I've recorded a few takes I keep getting Disc too slow or system overload (-10010) messages either in record or playback. These messages have gotten more common for me lately, but this project is so small I'm really surprised. I've repaired permissions, rebuilt directory with Discwarrior and have 100 gigs free space on my media drive. Logic 7.2.1.
Usually I work at 44.1 but this project is 48 (fx tracks taken off CD are 44.1) I don't think it's much of a factor because I'm getting the same message on my regular projects. The audio portion of my CPU meter barely registers, but the disk I/O goes from barely visible to spikes into the red.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

That's cool, Logic has been doing this since at least version 4, and
it still does it.
PC, Mac, g3, g4, g5, pentuim, 2, 3, 4. inboard/outboard audio disks, SCSI, firewire, 1gigRAM, 2gigRAM, 8gigRAM.
"Disk too slow or system overload" <-- funny, I just produced a 30-minute television presentation doing all the video editing on this mac, all the while MAYA was running.
Yet, Logic gives you the overload message even if there's ONE SINGLE AUDIO FILE in the arrangement!
It has nothing to do with your buffer settings.
Even the best outboard audio disks stop spinning after a few minutes.
Unlike Nuendo and ProTools, Logic doesn't care what your disk is doing when you press play.
Nuendo and ProTools spin up the disks before attempting to play the file, avoiding the RIDICULOUS error message. Logic just throws its transport into play mode, causing the error message, and causing you to believe your system is inadequate.
After I write this, I'm going back into Logic to press play. I know as a Fact, I will recieve the ''system overload message''. Been this way since version 4,
SOLUTION#1: Press 'OK' at the error window, wait a few seconds, then try playing the song again.
SOLUTION#2: Wait...another ten years?
SOLUTION#3: Invest in ProTools.
The 'system overload' excuse is ABSOLUTELY one of those "10 years and still going" screwups in the logic software.
I still use Logic, and the folks at Logic apparently will always think you're lying when you report an error. buffer settings! <- too funny.

System hang up using OCFS shared unit

Hello everyone,
We've a two nodes Oracle 11g RAC on Win2008 std edition - 64 bit. I noticed that if Oracle uses the shared unit (OCFS) with datapump import or export or external table import configured on the shared unit, the system freeze and I need to restart the server.
How is it possible?
Thanks to all

The information you provided is woefully inadequate.
1. What does 11g mean? 11g is a marketing label not a version number.
2. Are you current with your patching?
3. Are you using OCFS or OCFS2?
4. What, very specifically, froze?
5. Have you run hang analyze?
http://www.morganslibrary.org/reference/files.html
6. Have you looked in the alert log?
And, of course, why are you on Windows? Move to Linux and get a real operating system.

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