Significance of Targe System

Dear All,
While saving any ABAP object In a Package I created a new request.
While Crating the New Request, There is an option called 'TARGET SYSTEM'. Whats the significance of this ?
I Have one more query.
If I wont give the target system name, The Request becomes local change request . Is it possible to transport the local change request to other servers? If I release any local change request, Its not comming in the buffer. Thats why I Am unable to transport to other servers.
I have changed one ABAP code Using Access Key. That object is saved in a local change request. If I give any Target system name for that object its giving a message 'Request Cannt be used' What could be the problem?.
Regards

The target system is the system to which the request will go to, next. For the dev system it will be the name of the QA system. Once the request is released from the DEV, it will appear in the import queue of the target (QA) system specified here.
It is not possible to migrate a local change request. You will either have to assign the object to a new transportable request (easiest way - delete the object from the local request and save it again in the editor/repository), or do a 'transport of copies', using which you can assign the local object to a transport, but the original system will still show as the DEV system.
Hope this helps.
Sudha

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Resource Hogs
As new and modified files are written to a hard drive, they may be broken up into pieces, with each piece located in a separate area on the hard drive. This fragmentation increases the amount of time it takes to read each file's contents, because the drive's head has to move a lot more to read those separate pieces. Defragmentation is the process of bringing all of those separated pieces together, and thus improves file-access speeds. Regardless of what operating system you are running, you should periodically defragment the hard drive. Do this anytime you are not using the computer, since it can be time-consuming. Unfortunately, Windows Vista does this continually, thus forcing you to endure the delays piecemeal. Click the Start button, and choose Computer. Right-click the C Drive, and choose Properties. Select the Tools Tab, then choose Defragment Now and uncheck Run on a Schedule. You should do this for all of your drives, if you have any other than the C drive.
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With these system tweaks and any others, you can improve Windows Vista to the point where it is quite usable—almost as good as XP!"
Would any of these cause my video to stop working? If not what can I do to resolve this problem.
I read all the articles in here and found 1 similar to mine and noticed you suggested deleting upper/lower filters in regedit. Do I need to do this?
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Glenda
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Defender wrote:
A review of your spec sheet indicates Vista Basic, which is a light coverall over XP., so those tweaks are nice but could be harmful. When you place the DVD in did you select Media Player each time? Was there any other selection you could have made? Feasible you reset the default to run under some other program. Delete those tweaks and see if it clears the problem.
Thank you defender, I will fix all tweaks I made and see what happens.
thanksl..........glenda

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hi Shrikant,
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Reward points if helpful..
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http://www.macfixit.com/article.php?story=20061204233133704
"Tuesday, December 05 2006 @ 03:00 AM PST
Security Update 2006-007 (#6): Login to secure sites fails (cont.) -- fixes; Problems launching Microsoft Office apps; more
Login to secure sites fails (cont.) -- fixes We continue to report on problems logging into secure (https) Web sites in Safari and other WebKit-based applications after applying Security Update 2006-007. Since this update makes modifications to WebKit, it's logically implicated in the difficulties.
Even more telling than the WebKit changes, however, is the resolution (in this security update) of a vulnerability where "certain revoked certificates may be erroneously honored." It appears Safari is -- instead of erroneously honoring bad certificates -- erroneously rejecting some certificates.
There's one more change in Security Update 2006-007 that could be implicated in this problem: a fix for a vulnerability where it may be possible to create an X.509 certificate containing a public key that "could consume a significant amount of system resources during signature verification. An attacker may cause a system to process such a certificate, leading to a denial of service."
In at least some cases, the issue appears to be tied to certificates issued by VeriSign. Safari is incorrectly interpreting some of these certificates as invalid -- with a mismatch in the certificate-listed host name and host name of the visited URL.
As such, one potential fix involves deleting certificate entries using Keychain Access, as follows:
1. Launch Keychain Access (located in Applications/Utilities)
2. Click on "Certificates" in the left-hand pane
3. Delete any entries from VeriSign, or any certificates with a red cross next to them
4. Re-attempt access to the problematic secure site
The most successful fix, however, involves deleting the file com.apple.security.revocation.plist from the following directory:
* ~/Library/Preferences
You can replicate this workaround to some extent without deleting any files by opening Keychain Access (as mentioned above) then navigating to its Preferences (under the Keychain Access menu), clicking on the "Certificates" tab and making sure that both "Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP)" and "Certificate Revocation List (CRL)" are turned off. However, some users have found that only deleting the aforementioned file works.
Unfortunately, in some cases, it may be up to certificate providers to update their certification methods for compliance with Apple's new,

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HD-4310 Webcam software.
When installing I get this error message:
" Class not registered " (without speech marks)
I followed a tip to use " sfc /VERIFYONLY " to scan for a permissions problem but my system comes up clean.
Can anyone help?
Much appreciated

Thanks for the expansive reply. I must say, I disagree with your statement: “As I said, it was a problem with the HP Webcam installation, not Windows Explorer. It's a good job I didn't take your suggestion for a solution in the first link and act on it.” I am going to provide an elaborate explanation as to why I disagree with this statement.
Firstly, I'm going to provide you with the most significant troubleshooting steps from the first link I provided (link is http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_vista-desktop/explorerexe-class-not-registe...
“Hello,
I would suggest the following support steps....
-Load into Safemode and verify if you are able to access your desktop
-Create an alternate user account and verify if you are experiencing this issue.
-System Restore your computer to a previosu date and time when it was functioning normally.
-SFC /scannow
-Perform a repair Installation of Windows. (Universal steps are listed below)
Please proceed with performing a repair installation of the OS. In case of a failure, please ensure that you back up your data to an external location prior to performing the repair. Below are the steps to proceed with the repair process.”
I will cut the quote at this point. Now, I have worked, researched, and experimented with software on Windows since 2000. Running the computer in Safe Mode is always a troubleshooting step. The part about accessing the desktop may not apply, however, running in Safe Mode is crucial and helpful. I cannot describe how vital it is in certain types of troubleshooting. Creating a new user account and attempting to perform the same mission can potentially repair all “Class not register” errors, not just specific errors. Of course, this will point to an issue on your primary account. The system file checker scan is always valid, because you never know what it will detect, which can be significant. A System Restore may or may not work, depending if the software did work at a certain point. Finally, a repair installation of Windows, while it is a monumental task, is a troubleshooting step.
Secondly, I noticed the Operating System that is subjected on the thread is Windows Vista. I informed you that I would require you to inform me of your operating system, and model number, so I can assist you further. However, the funny factor about the more recent Windows operating systems is that troubleshooting is extremely similar on all operating systems. I provided the best thread I could, without knowledge of your operating system, since the troubleshooting provided applied to Windows 7 as well.
Thirdly, I'm going to quote your statement, then provide my response:
“The better advice would have been to let me know how to find the Problems and Solutions in the Action Centre and get some more information before a complete repair of my entire OS. I can't remember how I found out now, but I couldn't find them there and took a tip to type the name "problem reports" into the search bar of the start menu and click on "view all problem reports”.”
While this troubleshooting is valid, my style of troubleshooting enables this troubleshooting step to only be performed on special occasions. This issue was not one where I would've elected to perform this task. My troubleshooting I provided would've narrowed down the issue, ultimately, if it wasn't resolved. Even if I had to troubleshoot this issue from scratch, I would not perform this task.
I worked on behalf of HP.

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