Questions about Invoice against PO

Dear all,
I have a question about Invoice against PO.
The background is:
I have a PO with 1 line items, when I create an invoice via the transaction MIRO, I have to separate the account assignment to different cost object. (e.g. I have separate to three cost objects: Cost Centre A, Cost Centre B and Cost Centre C)
After the invoice is created, I find that in the Purchase Order History tab page, it shows two lines with same invoice number. (the first line have the amount of the first account assignment, the second line is the sum amount of the remain account assignments)
My question is how to group all account assignment into one lines in the Purchase Order History?
Many thanks
Sunny

For this,
You need to divide the account assignment in PO itself.
Po should contain 3 cost centres and corresponding GL.
For such PO if you make GR, automatically system will allocate material to respective cost elements.
Raghavan

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If I rip a CD or DVD into iTunes and someone copies it out, isn't that making an illegal copy?
RIPping of commercial, encrypted DVDs (most of them) is illegal to begin with. Or rather, breaking the encryption on a DVD is illegal and in order to RIP the DVD, you must break the encryption. SO you have already "broken the law" by having a copy on your computer.
Most of my CDs and DVDs contain notices and warnings against distributing copies.
Most of your DVDs have a notice about even simply making a copy, not only distributing copies.
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Generally, "sharing" in the same house hold amongst family members seems to be okay. Outside the same household/family is almost always not okay.
I envision, for example, a college dorm building where there's several hundred people living together on the same network subnet, and all of them have Home Sharing enabled and everyone is copying thousands and thousands of songs to/from one another. Is this now legal?
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I imagine Apple lawyers have done their homework as well as consulted with the labels to discuss these exact issues.
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Users on other computers need to know your iTunes ID and password to enable it Home Sharing. Likely this is how Apple got the lables to be okay with it.
Are you gonna give (and get) dozens/hundreds/thousands/any other users your iTunesID & password?
You can contact Apple Legal here -> http://www.apple.com/legal

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Addendum:
As usual, in attempting to boil this issue down to its essential elements, I left out some details that turned out to be important. The logic that causes the condition to occur looks more like:
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Message was edited by: planeski

Robert,
Attached are my sample code and cache config files. The code is a bit contrived-- it's extracted from a JUnit test case. Typically, we wouldn't re-use the same cache name in this way. What caught my eye however, was the fact that this same test case does not exhibit this behavior when running against a local cache directly (as opposed to a repl cache backed by a local cache.)
Why call release? Well, again, when running this same test case against a local cache, you have to call release or it won't work. I figured the same applied to a repl cache backed by a local cache.
Now that I understand this is more a byproduct of how my unit tests are written and not an issue with LRU eviction (as I originally thought), it's not a big deal-- more of a curiosity than a problem.
Pete L. Attachment: coherence-cache-config.xml (*To use this attachment you will need to rename 545.bin to coherence-cache-config.xml after the download is complete.) Attachment: LruTest.java (*To use this attachment you will need to rename 546.bin to LruTest.java after the download is complete.)

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Tron55555 wrote:
I always thought a definition of a variable was a statement that assigned a value to a variable. If a basic declaration like "int myInt;" does allocate memory for the variable and therefore is a definition, can anyone give me an example of a declaration that does not allocate memory for the variable and therefore is not a definition?
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Edited by: Shwu Hua Gan on Feb 14, 2010 11:03 PM

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3. There are a few ways to handle authentication for your users:
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     It can transparently authenticated them if you're using Active Directory and a browser that supports it (IE, Firefox, Chrome)
     You can use the ADAgent (runs on a seperate box) which scrapes the security logs from the AD domain controllers and passed authenticated users and their IP to the the Ironport.
4. I'm not aware of a "logout" page.
5. There is a "local database" for administrative users, and you can use RADIUS for administrative users, but not for your regular users. (see answer 6)
6. Yes. You can use LDAP, Novell eDirectory, or Microsoft Active Directory for your users.
I hope that helps!
Ken

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Hello all.
I have a question about the MAKZN field. Does anyone know what field in MIRO is assigned to this field? We have an issue where a line item amount was not selected invoice was out of balance but the agent selected accept and post. And invoice posted. but I am interested in knowing where the amount if keyed in because when I go to the RBKP table I see an amount entered in the MAKZN (manually accept net difference amount)

Hi,
it seems as if the value was calculated internally:
program SAPLMR1M
dynpro 6000
PAI module fcode_6000
Include LMR1MI3W
*-------- buchen ------------------------------------------------------*
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*--- identical code in PAI Module FCODE_6250 --------------------------*
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FORM diff_akzeptieren.
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ENDFORM.                             " DIFF_AKZEPTIEREN
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Best regards.

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Hi
I have some questions about repositories and if anyone could answer IÂ´ll be very grateful.
What does it contains? Data or objects without data?
How does it works together with a database, I mean, when there is a DML sentence where are those changes apply? In the database, in the repository, both...
The first time you install a repository how can you insert data on it, I mean do you have to import objects from the schemas, you donÂ´t have to do it if both are in the same database...
And If any of you knows a good guide or any doc to learn more about the uses of a repository with an oracle database please tell me.
Thank you very much.
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Once analyzed, designed and modelled the deployed application will run against some other database not the repository.
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Anyway, the data model and integrity rules in the respository are very complicated and you do not want to tool around with SQL in the repository; use the Designer tools. Howvever, Oracle do provide a suite of PL/SQL packages - teh Repository API - which do allow us to manipulate the data programmatically. This can be very handy when we need to do reetitive tasks on a large number of elements.
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