SPAM : next action - Perform Adjustment

Dear All,
I am applying SAP-HR support pack SAPKE47080 on my SAP R/3 4.7. I am getting " Perform Adjustment " as a next action.
Import phase 'RUN_SPDD_?' (17.02.2009, 21:55:07)
Manual modification adjustment is neccessary
Interrupt the import for execution of manual actions (17.02.2009, 21:55:07)
This is the log entry of SPAM. I am unaware of this .
plz suggest what should i do ?
Thanks in advance.
Ankit Gupta

Someone (maybe you) adjusted a table or other dictionary objects - you have to check and adapt all those that they appear "green" again.
When done, go back to SPAM and continue SP application.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/EN/2e/6d66587d9011d396b60000e82de14a/frameset.htm
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import java.awt.event.*;
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import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.JRadioButton;
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private TextField textField2;
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hi all,
i am using next actions in jsps
and i need to display a message to the use(on the screen)-an alert
how can achieve this in jsps?
any ideas
regards and thanks in advance

Hi u try this JavaScript u will get action name
function fnName() {
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Hi,
I was wondering if there was any way to make an action performed method not be void. My action performed methods create booleans which I need the values of to be returned so they can trigger if() statements in another part of the application. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated

No. ActionPerformed is an interface that has a set definition. It is unusual for code to explitily call an actionPerformed listener. Usually the listener is added to a component and the component's code makes the call. If you are making explicit calls, you could create your own interface that returns whatever type you want.

Double-clicking on a Analytic chart element to drill down to the next level Performance Point Service

Hi,
How to Drill Down the Analytic Chart on Double Click on the chart bar in SharePoint Performance Point Service.
Double-clicking on a Analytic chart element to drill down to the next level Performance Point Service.
I have connected with Cube. I am working in SharePoint 2010.
Thanks & Regards
Poomani Sankaran

It has to do with the order you enter the fields in the Business Model from Physical model! It must be the opposite way than the one you want them to be show. In your case, you must first delete both fields from your business model, then drag tham in with first the "name" field and then the "code" field.
It did work for me!

Greatly reduced action performance in CS5

The bug issue text below wouldn't fit in the bug report form even though it's less than 2000 characters (another bug, perhaps?)
******BUG******
Concise problem statement: reduced performance in Action processing in CS5 compared to CS3
Steps to reproduce bug:
1. Create an image file, 8000 by 9880 pixels 16-bit RGB color.
2. The background can be any image, though I was using a scan of a test target with colored patches for scanner calibration.
3. Create a layer "final target" on top of the background. Set contents to transparent.
4. Create a selection 295 pixels on a side with rectangular marquee tool. Position this selection in the upper left corner.
5. Save the selection to an alpha channel "Grid Box."
6. Run an action with the following steps.
a. Load the selection "Grid Box."
b. Select the layer "final target"
c. Expand the selection 2 pixels.
d. Fill the selection with the foreground color.
e. Set the foreground color to white.
f. Select the background layer.
g. Move the selection 295 pixels to the right.
h. Save the new selection as "Grid Box", replacing the channel.
The use of this action:
Use the eyedropper tool to select a color from the center of the selected square, then use the magic wand tool to subtract from the selection using the color in the center of the square in contiguous mode with tolerance set to 8. Then run the action, and repeat the above process in the next selected square. In the scan I am preparing, there is a grid of colored squares surrounded by a large black border. The final result needs the black border eliminated so that the colored squares completely butt up against each other spaced 295 pixels apart.
So by running the action, the color in the center of each box is copied to fill the rest of the square selected area that's black, leaving the center portion intact. The copied colors go on the "final target" layer so the background layer is not disturbed.
If you need a copy of the action and/or the image file, contact me by email.
Results: In CS5 the action is unusable due to the long run time.
Expected results: In CS3 it works perfectly.

My theory initially was that you had given Photoshop just enough RAM to work efficiently with your CS3 setup, but perhaps because of differences in your Photoshop RAM setting or perhaps because Photoshop CS5 has more code in memory, it's starving for RAM under the same test, and goes to its scratch file for relief.
I created a test image and tried your action with a stopwatch.
Photoshop CS5 x64 on Windows 7 x64 (i.e., with plenty of RAM) takes 1.8 seconds to run through your action.
Photoshop CS5 32 bit consistently takes 6.8 seconds to go through the same steps. Notably it stalls on the Expand and Select layer "Background" steps for a few seconds each, where it blazed right through them in the 64 bit version.
In my case I have given Photoshop CS5 2897 MB to work with (89%). This number is larger on a 64 bit system than what you can set because Photoshop 32 bit can use up to a 3 GB address space.
I'll do tests next with earlier versions of Photoshop.
-Noel

Whydo i keep getting asked to display the page ff must send info that will repeat action performed ealier this is only happening using lexolous how can i stop it thank u

message reads
to display this page firefox must send information that will repeat any action (such as a search or order confirmation)that was performed earlier
resend cancel
how do i stop keep getting this pop up

I assume that you mean a Greasemonkey script for KoC ?
Try [/questions/780792]

Automator doesn't go to next action step, actions not working

I am trying to make a simple Photoshop CS2 sequence in automator, I downloaded the CS2 actions from http://www.completedigitalphotography.com/index.php?p=339 ... i used:
Flatten Document
Resize Image
Save as TIFF
It only does the first step (flatten), it has a little green check mark next to each other action and said it completed them, but my image size remains unchanged, and it doesn't save as TIFF..
I tried to put 'Resize Image' on its own, and 'Save as Tiff', turns out they don't work on the image..
Whats the use of an automator if it doesn't do more than one action at a time? and whats the use of having actions if they don't do any action..
In the .sit file from the cs2action pack, are there action files or .atn files that i have to copy into my CS2 actions folder? When i upack the .sit file I don't find any .atn files...
Hope someone can ease my frustrations.

Hi,
You need to add a "Continue" statement at the end of your
script otherwise you will have to click on Skip to go to next
slide.
And all the Quzzing information can be accessed from Flash
using the Quizn variables.
thanks
ravi

Action performs % scale instead of setting width & height

Hi
I'm trying to create an action to scale an object to an width of 1024 pixel and then save if for web.
But the actions saves the percents, making it useless when applied to another object.
Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong?
Noties in pictures, that I set the width to 1024 pixel, but in the Action it performs an Scaling of 1233,73%

Record setting the width or height in the Transform palette (or Control Panel) instead of in the Scale dialog.
JET

ActionListener/Action Performed

Ok so, ive got my GUI to display using multiple layouts thanx to all of your help!!!! Thanx so much....Now to make the GUI do stuff. My question is, in all of my other classes, i have already written fucntions that will be tied to buttons (ie, add user[writes to db], delete user, etc), but my question lies with how do i properly implement actionListener and ActionPerformed.
Ive been looking at this tutorial:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/events/actionlistener.html
public class Beeper ... implements ActionListener {
    //where initialization occurs:
        button.addActionListener(this);
    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
     Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().beep();
}my question is, since i have four buttons, am i supposed to have a seperate actionPerformed() version for each button? Or Can i write one huge actionPerformed() that tells java what to do with all of my buttons (in tieing the buttons to my functions)...? Any help is greatly appreciated.
~Hana

Not sure what you mean. The source is the component that fired the ActionEvent that has been sent to the listener. If a button gets clicked, the button is the source.
If, on a button click, you want to know what is in a text area, use myTextArea.getText().
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