Suggestions for sharing improvements

1. The reply-to for emails sent when a document is shared should default to the account holder's email. Currently it is set to [email protected] which is inconvenient for the person who receives the email and want to reply.
2. The Cloud service should integrate an address book that could be synched with the users personal address book.

Great idea, DWcourse. I have added this on your behalf to the Ideas tab, so other folks can vote on it too. The development team loves to hear what is important to you, so please keep the ideas and feedback coming.
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    <li> [Distinction between answeredsolved closedunsolved functionality|Suggestions for forum improvements]
    <li> [Enhance SCN search|Re: How to close a question which is not answered]
    <li> [Friends-And-Foes functionality|Re: "Kill List" suggestion;
    <li> [Metrics for quality measure|Re: How to close a question which is not answered]
    <li> [and information on the direction of the forums|Re: How to close a question which is not answered - and other improvements...]
    <li> [FAQ collection forum|Re: How to close a question which is not answered]
    <li> [An open, overall SDN suggestions site|Re: How to close a question which is not answered]
    <li> [More abuse categories|Re: How to close a question which is not answered - and other improvements...]
    <li> [Personal status of the person posting|Re: Suggestions for forum improvements]
    <li> [Improvement of formatting issues|Formatting issues in SDN postings (character limit and code tags)]
    <li> [Stricter moderation|Re: Suggestions for forum improvements]
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    <li> [Penalising whoever answers basic questions|Re: Suggestions for forum improvements]
    <li> [Cutting points/guestifying responders|Re: Suggestions for forum improvements]
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    <li> [Invention of u2018honour badgesu2019|Re: Suggestions for forum improvements]
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    Hi Marilyn,
    Thanks a lot for the reply, it's good to see that even the not-so-polite rant postings are taken serious and get attention. I think that most of us truly appreciate the platform SAP is providing, but we're a bit tired with some of the application features/limitations. So I hope nobody takes offense when we're venting a bit...
    Waiting for more input here.
    I neither understand the <em>more input</em> (for what and by whom) nor the <em>here</em> (this thread or this forum). The missing functionality for dealing with unanswered questions seems obvious enough. At least that should be one topic that everybody agrees on. I suspect that the same applies to the rather poor <em>search capabilities</em>. Though as we can see in the forums, lots of people apparently seem to prefer to quickly shoot some questions instead of wasting their time with any research...
    Continue to convince us please.
    Is that a polite way of saying <em>keep on whining</em>? If yes, then no problem, I think we all need to do that from time to time...
    If the feedback from the community is truly important, I'd say that there should be a public system for posting bugs/feature requests on which people could vote. This should be prominently placed in the forums and would allow easier feedback. The voting feature could be used to possibly limit the bugs/requested features to look at (e.g. top ten list) and then be classified by SAP based on implementation effort (with the usual disclaimer that no feature might ever be implemented just because it's wanted). Needless to say that it should be easy to search for already existing requests, but in general I'd assume that fairly soon there would be more voting (on top requests) than posting new ones...
    To channel requests and avoid too many silly postings in this bug/feature tool one could imagine using earned <em>forum points</em> possibly as a currency for putting a value to the requests (i.e. I could vote to say if feature A gets implemented I'd pay it with N forum points, which are deducted from my account once the feature is present). I'm not sure if that is a good idea, but at least it might ensure that people who truly care about the platform enter their comments. At least it seems that often systems, which implement some artificial monetary system and try to optimize on cost, yield very good results...
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    We have a case where we have to call the SO change BAPI twice in rapid succession on the same SO.  It would be nice if we could avoid this, but we can't, so let's assume that redesigning the code is not an answer to the problem.
    In our dev instance, dequeues are very quick, and as a result, we almost never get "self-contention" on the second BAPI call. 
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    But in our first-level QA instance, we were almost always getting this kind of "self-contention" error until we actually put the second BAPI call in a DO loop that executes up to 20 times with a 2 second wait inbetween each iteration.  (Note that before taking this extreme measure, we tried calling the "VBAKKE" dequeue function twice (explicit and wildcard) with a 2 second wait, but this didn't help.)
    What is causing the difference between dequeue performance in our dev and QA instances, and is there anything CHEAP that can be done to improve performance in our QA instance?
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    Hi Krish L -
    Thanks for taking the time to respond.
    Before we went to the "VBAKKE" dequeue in explicit and wildcard mode, we tried a simple dequeue all that didn't work.
    Also, before we put the second call in the DO loop with the wait two seconds, we changed the explicit commit between the two BAPI calls to a commit and wait, and also put a hard wait up to 2 seconds AFTER this commit and wait.
    So you can see that our enqueue server must be really suffering, because the only thing that's worked so far is the do loop around the second bapi call, with the 2 sec wait inbetween each iteration.
    That's why I'm asking for help from the Basis side, because it's clearly a problem of overload on the enqueue server contention for the lock table at the Oracle level.
    Do you (or anyone else) know if the lock table can be parallelized at the Oracle level?
    Best
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    Recently, the comfortable display of in-app info (such as current temperature in weather apps) has been introduced. Unfortunately, sub-zero temperatures are displayed in a red dot just as if they were positive. Understand that introducing a "minus" may cause a space problem but how about displaying blue instead of red dots for such sub-zero temps?

    For 3rd party apps, contact the app developer.

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    Recently, when I tried to execute some code at home which I had posted in this forum at work I noticed that it did not work and trying to find out, what happened I saw that two code lines like
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    What do you think about my idea?

    I don't know what was disabled in the past but I still can use things like &lt;font color="red"&gt;<font color="red">red</font>&lt;/font&gt; here in the forum and that's what I mean.
    And maybe you misunderstood my intention. I don't want more html as there is today. I want less, at least for unexperienced users. If users want they can switch it on immediately but than they should know what they do and be aware of the side effects.
    I personally would prefer to keep html off totally. I don't need the possibility to use <font color="red">red code</font> but I would like to copy and paste my SQL and PLS/SQL code without checking if there are any characters in my code which get interpreted as html code and destroy the functionality of the code.

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    >
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