SAP SB1 and Radio Beacon

Some one worked before with SAP and Radio Beacon? I have a problem synchronizing the on hand field in both systems. They give me different quantity, at this time the system who gives me the correct quantity on hand is Radio Beacon how I can get SAP has the same quantity and change when the quantity on hand in Radio Beacon canges.
Any idea is good
Albert Torres

Albert Torres,
This has been a known problem with RB for years. I have worked on a few B1 RB projects.
Please take help from the RB support guys
Suda

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I have been to their website. It looks like the program is not open for self-development as much as SAP is...
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Alguno a utilizado SAP B1 con Radio Beacon(Warehouse), ya que tengo un problema de sincronizacion en el campo de onHand por un lado SAP me da una cantidad y Radio Beacon me da otra diferente. llegé a pensar que SAP calcula la existencia basandose en el Inventory Journal pero no es asi por lo menos no con mis pruebas.
alguna sugerencia?
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Sizing guide is another good literature before made testing. you could download it from documentation resource center. my sizing guide Document version: 1.1 ‒ 04/30/2007 recommends :
1. server platform:
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Wolfgang,
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