Steps to create a planning folder in detail.

hai friends,
i am new to BPS .i want to create a planning folder.so i need detail steps and documentation.
Thankyou,
shankar.

Hi,
T.code : UPSPM
1. Go to that t.code and create a planning folder . (tech name & description)
2. once you given the details then it will you take the next screen there you will find all your planning area , level , variable , layout and function.
3. In the Right hand side , you will find the planning folder under the planning folder you will find variable , global planning function and input layout.
4. Drag and drop your variable to Right hand side from the particular planning area which you want to make a planning folder.
5. then drag and drop the layout and function under the the planning area to Right hand side of input layout folder.
To execute the planning folder you can use t.code UPSPL.
hope this helps.
Regards,
Siva.

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1.     Access the activity using one of the following navigation options:
SAP SCM menu     Advanced Planning and Optimization  Demand Planning  Environment  Current settings  Define Planning Book
Transaction code     /SAPAPO/SDP8B
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Field name     User action and values
Planning Book     Enter the planning book DP_001
Planning book text     Demand Planning
Planning area     Select the planning area DP_001 and choose Enter
Manual Proportion Maintenance     X
Promotion     X
Univariate forecast     X
4.     Choose Continue.
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Description     Value     Comment
History     9AVHISTORY     Relevant for Scenario MTS
Forecast     9ADFCST     Relevant for Scenario MTS and VMI
Promotion 1     9APROM1     Relevant for Scenario MTS
Forecast (addition.)     9AAFCST     Relevant for Scenario MTS
Planned Price     9APRICEFC     Relevant for Scenario MTS
Sales Forecast     9AREVFC     Relevant for Scenario MTS
Production (Planned)     9APPROD     Relevant for Scenario MTS
Manual Correction     9AMANUP     Relevant for Scenario MTS
Additional Field 1     9AADDKF1     Relevant for Scenario VMI
Additional Field 2     9AADDKF2     Relevant for Scenario VMI
Additional Field 3     9AADDKF3     Relevant for Scenario MTS
Additional Field 4     9AADDKF4     Relevant for Scenario MTS
Additional Field 5     9AADDKF5     Relevant for Scenario MTS
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Description     Value
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APO Product     9AMATNR
Brand     9ABRAND
Sales Organization     9AVKORG
APO Destination Loc.     9ALOCTO
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Field name     User action (Scenario MTS)     User action (Scenario VMI)
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TB profile ID (future)     DP_4Weeks_5Month     DP_4Weeks_5Month
TB profile ID (history)     DP_12Month     DP_12Month
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Key Figures      Description
9AVHISTORY     History
9ADFCST     Forecast
9APROM1     Promotion 1
9AAFCST     Forecast (additional)
9APRICEFC     Planned Price
9AREVFC     Sales Forecast
9APPROD     Production (Planned)
9AMANUP     Manual Correction
9AADDKF4     Additional Field 4
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9AADDKF2     Additional Field 2
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9AADDKF2     VMI Customer Forecast     VMI
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9AADDKF4     Forecast Deviation     MTS
9AADDKF5     Customer Forecast     MTS
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With the C# API you will set an EventNotifyDelegate delegate using the EventNotify property and check the NotificationEvent.
3. Start the client. Because AUTOINIT is turned off, internal init will not be performed, hence it will not remove the directory structure on the client environment.
4. If the event callback function gets notified of the DB_EVENT_REP_JOIN_FAILURE it means that the backup of the master (databases and log files of the master) is required on the client. Take a manual hot backup as per the guidelines in the Hot failover section, and copy the database and log files onto the client; this is something that the event callback function can do, when it handles DB_EVENT_REP_JOIN_FAILURE by using something like rsync to copy the files between the machines.
5. If a backup was copied onto the client, run a catastrophic recovery in the client environment either manually via db_recover -c, or programmatically by specifying the DB_RECOVER_FATAL flag to the client's DbEnv::open call (with the C# API you specify it via RunFatalRecovery)
6. After the catastrophic recovery will have been performed and the client will have started, all the replication synchronization will work as expected, replication messages will be processed correctly, and the directory structure will be maintained.
Regards,
Andrei

Unable to create the temporary folder. Error 183 when starting Distiller

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Full error message is (window title is Acrobat Distiller):
"Unable to create the temporary folder
Error: 183 - cannot create a file when that file already exists."
I have no idea what file or what folder it is referring to. This is on an x86 Vista notebook and the message comes up when starting the notebook and also if you manually start Distiller 8. Updating did not help, nor did turning off the UAC, or running Distiller as Administrator. In the latter case, Distiller will open correctly, but the next time you need to use it, it fails. With the UAC turned off, the behavior is for it to show the Distiller window for a fraction of a second and close immediately. I also gave the user full rights to the C:\Program Files\Adobe folder and lower. Made no difference.
Coincidental with this is that the PDFMOfficeAddIn.dll add-in will not enable in Word - when it is checked, and I hit OK, I get the message:
"The connected state of Office Add-Ins registered in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE cannot be changed."
All of this is going on when logged in as an administrator. I have seen folks post about this issue, but no answers that actually fiux the problem, just suggest what I have already tried. Anyone seen this one?
The user is highly mobile, so I am not going to have a chance to work on her computer again until next week.
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I tried removing and reinstalling as administrator and the problem remains. However while trying to troubleshoot, I discovered some more details.
The message is being thrown when acrotray.exe is started as a process in HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Current Control Set\Run and then tries to run acrodist.exe (which fails, BTW). If I don't let it run there and run acrotray,exe as administrator, then acrodist.exe runs as a process without an error. Additionally, stopping it from running in the registry, and then starting MS Word, the Acrobat add-in does load and even though there is an error thown, it still creates the PDF! I have other Vista 32 notebooks running various Acrobat versions with no problems.
Another key thing I found out is that Acrobat started throwing the error after an HP Scanjet 8400 and its software were installed. I tried explicitly giving the user (already an administrator) full rights to the Acrobat, HP and Read IRIS directories. Did not help the problem. I have to think that there is some interaction there, but sure don't know what it is.

what i did to eliminate that error message, i don't think it eliminated th
e problem but now i can reboot and log in OK, was 2 things:
i went into my system registry and unchecked to start at startup and then disavled it.
i also had to go to each adobe icon, right click, go to properites, and than make all selections set to be administator.

How do i create a mail folder for my iphone 5c

I need to make multiple folders in mail but I do not know how to do this. Can anyone help me? I appreciate your time.

Hello Husker2759,
The iPhone User Guide details the steps for creating mailboxes on your iPhone.
Organize your mail with mailboxes. Tap Edit in the mailboxes list to create a new one, or to rename or delete one. (Some built-in mailboxes can’t be changed.) There are several smart mailboxes, such as Unread, that show messages from all your accounts. Tap the ones you want to use.
iPhone User Guide - Work with multiple messages
http://help.apple.com/iphone/7/
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