T/Code to find what portal is connected?

Dear Experts, is there any t/code where I can get all the information related to the portal that is connected to the BI Server? I was under the impression RZ10 would help but it had all sorts of info that I could not understand.

Closing thread. Thanks.

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If you have any PCs that need to find the print-server and that setup proves to be too difficult, sometimes it helps to install Apple's Bonjour software for PCs (running Windows 2000, XP, or Vista only).... It will try to automatically locate any printers or print-servers on your network, but also makes the set-up a lot easier in general in most cases...
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In your case, you can select "Infocube" option on the left side and then go on selecting your infocube.
Now you will get all dependent objects created on this infocube, which will include your plannign functions also.
Refer top the following link for more details on "Meta data Repository",
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/4e/ea683c25e9096de10000000a114084/frameset.htm
Regards,
Balajee

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Hi there terri900!
You may want to try configuring your router settings to match the recommended settings for iOS and OS X devices, which can be found here:
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http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4199
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Good Morning.
I want know What are the step for publish a Query created with the T.Code SQ01 in the portal for ESS?
Regards.

I found the following steps:
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I Only found the following options:
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Regards

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