Record '4,565 ' successfully written into /BI0/YEMPLOYEE in second attempt

Hi ,
I am getting following warning while loading data in BI QA system for Employee master.
" Record '4,565 ' successfully written into /BI0/YEMPLOYEE in second attempt "
While loading the data in dev there was no warning ,but the in BI Qa I am facing this warning.
Can someone please help me on this?
Thanks
Sajid

Hi Sajid,
This usually happens with time-dependent master data. It is a feature of the built in SAP code when activating master data that "Might Have" an issue when there is a lot of incoming records being loaded in a request that are splitting the time-line of the existing master data records.
The BW system basically does a second loop/attempt at storing the newer records into an existing record that has just been split. This is a feature to ensure that the final integrity of the 0DATETO and 0DATEFROM values end up with a single,consistent timeline in the master data table upon completion of the load.
Serializing the load by removing parallel data-packet processing will help reduce the possibility of this occurring. Also loading one request at a time by ticking the "Repeat until all requests loaded" option in the DTP settings will reduce the possibility of this occurring.
Setting the "Treat warnings as ok" mentioned above is perfectly fine to do in this scenario.
Kind regards,
John.

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MIGO- Goods Issue- Order, the value is not written into Table COSP

Hi,
We make a substitution of wbs element of line item( BSEG-PROJK ). The wbs filed will be filled automatically when the user input a cost center or a order number.
But we found some inconsistency in standard report S_ALR_87013558 OR CJI3.
The following is what we have done:
In Tcode F-02, we enter a order(e.g. A), then the WBS Element is filled automatically. when we post the document, and go to Standard report: S_ALR_87013558,
we can see the amount in the report.
In MIGO, we make a goods issue by order(e.g. A. Movement type is 261) , when we post, Material Document and Accounting document and Controlling document , but in report S_ALR_87013558 or CJI3. the amount is wrong, we can not see the amount we have done in MIGO.
The movement type 201 is also wrong, the value is also not written into tabl cosp.
But GI for project-movement type 221, the value is written into table cosp.
Can you tell me this is wrong or right? if right, why? if wrong, how can i correct it, i need some customizing or others? or my substitution affect the result?
Best Regards
qingda

Sorry, not reply these days.
And very thanks for all your replies.
I am a abaper, not familiar with the business.
The business consultant want to control budget, control cost.
At first, he let me do a substibution in FI line item of besg-projk(WBS Element), when we he test the substitution in TCode F-02, the WBS field is filled automatically as per G/L account and Cost Center or as per G/L Account and Order, and then in Standard Report 'S_ALR_87013558', we can see the changes of the cost.
But when biz consultant do a MIGO->Goods Issue by order, we can not see the changes of the cost,but the value of WBS in FI Accounting Document is substituted correctly.
And if we enter the WBS manually when we do a MIGO->Goods Issue by order, we can see the changes of the report 'S_ALR_87013558'.
In the original post, i was wrong, when we do a goods issue with movement type 201, the result is the same as 261, also we cant see the changes. but if we enter the wbs manually(movement type 201),the changes is write to COSP table.
The solution about the original requirement is right or wrong?
Thank You All.
Best Regards
qingda

I can record midi data from my Mason & Hamlin Piano Disc Pro Record through my MOTU Traveller into Logic but Logic won't send midi data out to the MOTU Traveller to the Piano Disc player

Hello All,
I can record midi data from my Mason & Hamlin Piano Disc Pro Record through my MOTU Traveller into Logic Pro 9.1.8 but Logic won't send the midi data back out to the MOTU Traveller and thus to the Piano Disc player. I got it to playback one time but have no idea how and when it did it was looping or something because the velocity was way high coming back in and the damper pedal was slamming down. When I play a key on the piano the midi "in" light on the Traveller lights up. When I play the track back on my computer no lights blink on the Traveller and when I did the apple midi studio test in utilities when I play a key I get the confirmation signal noise and the Traveller blinks when I click on the down arrow of the Traveller in the Apple midi studio test the midi out light on the traveller never lights and the signal light on the piano does not blink either. No outbound signal at all...
I have messed with every possible parameter I can find and and have had help from one of Piano Disc's premier editors but no luck. The piano was prepped for me on Logic so it would work with my studio. I'm positive it's my fault and I'm overlooking something really simple and stupid but what!??!
Somebody please help. Thank you all in advance for ANY ideas you might have!

Blues Piano,
I'm not sure if this will be a help or not. I'm so Logic Pro wet behind the ears that I make newbies look experienced. However, I'm not expecting many on the Apple support forums have a PianoDisc system, much less one with the new optical record strip. While I don't have any record strip on my PianoDisc, I do have a PianoDisc iQ that's only a month old. I've been playing converted paper scrolls from hundred year old player pianos through it via the MIDI in port of the PianoDisc CPU. I've found I have to open the MIDI file in Logic Pro (10.0.4) then go to <Track><New External MIDI Track> then copy the existing track to that new external track. Only then can I see in the Track inspector (defaults left side of screen with the Icon for the instrument) the "Port" parameter. Then I can select my external MIDI device in that Port selector.
I've also encountered problems with the PianoDisc not using enough force on the notes or using too much force. To get around this problem, until I understand Logic better, I've been setting minimum and maximum volicities. To do that I right click on the track and select "Select All." Then I right click again and select "MIDI" then "MIDI Transform" then "Velocity Limiter." In the resulting pop up window in the center is a drop down and you can play with the velocity from "MIN" to "MAX" along with "ADD" "SUBTRACT" etc.
I hope this helps. I envy you your Mason & Hamlin. If you need more help on this just email me at pfleischmann at mac dot com.

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[svn] 663: Fix SDK-14201: Performance: embedded images are written into the swf one byte at a time.

Revision: 663
Author: [email protected]
Date: 2008-02-26 13:56:08 -0800 (Tue, 26 Feb 2008)
Log Message:
Fix SDK-14201: Performance: embedded images are written into the swf one byte at a time.
This changes the way swfs are written out when they contain embedded lossless images,
such as PNGs and GIFs. The old code had a loop to write a byte at a time; the new code
does a single biblt. The result is a modest compilation speedup, on the order of
several hundred milliseconds when compiling Flexstore.
(This already went into the trunk as revision 658.)
Ticket Links:
http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/SDK-14201
Modified Paths:
flex/sdk/branches/3.0.x/modules/swfutils/src/java/flash/swf/TagEncoder.java

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jdev 11.1.1.4
Hi,
1) how to merge records of 2 view objects into third view object?
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I can successfully log into my you tube acct. on my PC, but the IPad youtube app will not recognize my login.

I can successfully log into my you tube acct. on my PC, but the IPad youtube app will not recognize my login.

First, check the caps lock on your PC keyboard. I know this sounds a bit silly, but we've all done it. If it turns out caps lock was on, then just enter all caps on the iPad.
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How many computers can be written into the access list?

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