TESTING OF WATER

Dear Gurus,
My client test water once a day,for different parameters,sample of water is collected from five different points and each of which is tested.can i map the above scenario by 1) creating material master : Water
2) assign inspection type 89 in the Q.M view
3) creating inspection plan and Assign the required parameters as M.I.Cs in the inspection plan
3) manual creating inspection lot
Please let me know if i am on right track
Regards
Ram

hello Ram
1 ) Create a sampling procedure with Free inspection point selected in it
2) Create an inspection for the testing, add inspection point in the header
3) Ypu can maintain any freely defined inspection point(120 , 150 etc) . you can give an identification according to youe need. this can be done in customisation. SPRO> QM> Quality PLanning > Inspection planning > Define identifier for inspection point> Select the inspection point you would like to choose> go to Field> you can put the identification as per your need.
Note make sure that in Function module tab under Automatic creation of insp. points you maintian this FM QAPP_CUST_IP_CREATE ( Already maintian in 150 inspection point by SAP)
4) in inspection plan operation click on the QM contol key ( eg QM04) go to Quality Management view and maintain the relation ship ( it can be quantity wise or time wise otherwise maintain no relation)
5) when lot is created while result recording u will get a pop up for putting the inspection point identifier
Please let me know your feedback
Regrds
gajesh

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no harm.
If you do a full backup with SD, why not restore it then to another location? test the water so to speak.
Yes, if you have a mirror you would have to redo. SoftRAID is easy to deal with, and you can have 2 or even 3 drive mirror (with stripped reads). I rebuild RAIDs frequently, anytime there is a major change to OS (10.4.4 was just such a change, too, along with 10.5.0, .2, not just major point numbers)
Restore with SuperDuper should be identical to how things were configured.
Always keep two backup sets.
Have a TEST system for sure.
SD runs as sudo administrator so every user's account should backup and restore properly. Double check your settings. This is not reinstall.
Practice trial run. Never do a "live test" if you don't want to face the music.

Just need to know

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i know this is a problem on the k7n2 delta mobo's
But how far out is the temp senor for the cpu.
the only reason i ask is
when the cpu is running at normal spec " barton 2500"
11 x 166 fsb the temp is 45c at load
when the cpu is clocked at
11 x200 "barton 3200" the temp is 45c at load
to make it worse when the cpu is clocked to
11.5 x200 "clock speed of 2300" the temp is 45c at load
i've updated the bios to se if this help...but it failed and has a few side effects
i done a few checks
reseatd the cpu,water block,checked for leaks
used a probe to test the water and the cpu temp
i wil post the temps when the pc has "ran in" and running stable at 13 x 200 fsb
the question is
is there a reason why the cpu temp does not change?
is the problem with the temp read as a whole being looked in to ?

Hi all
kabal i had a problem with my mobo (bios ver 3.3) with the temps and read that some bios versions (early ver)had the cpu sensor taking readings from the wrong part of the cpu thus giving too high a readings so i updated my bios version to ver 3.5 and now all is well and rock solid.
what version have you got???
and how did you update your bios(live update?)i used live update through windows as the old fashion'd way wouldnt work but liveupdate did the trick with no bad side affects.
billy
hope ive been of some help )

Dont want to wipe my iPhone

I have recently been having problems with iTunes...it wouldnt open and there was several error messages. I have been able to fix this (with help from this site)
I am now running iTunes 10 and all my music and apps are there, it seems to be running as normal.
Now my question is that I havent synced my iPhone since June and Im worried that when I sync my iPhone the up to date info on my iPhone wont be transfered onto my iTunes.
I know technically iTunes should take the info from my iPhone and put it onto iTunes but Im worried that because Ive been having problems with my iTunes it will wipe my iPhone.
I have a back up on disk and wonder what the best step forward is.
Is there a way of 'testing the water' making sure that it wont delete my iPHone data.
Thanks

As long as you didn't reformat your hard drive and your iTunes library on your computer has not changed, there should be no problem.
If there is a problem and any iTunes content on your iPhone will be erased, you will be provided a warning message indicating this will occur which can be cancelled.

Visited Links - changing the colour.

Following the enormous success I had with a problem I posted
yesterday - I have decided to test the water of the professionals
again.
I have set up a home page which I intend to use as a template
for the rest of the pages/links. I have a Spry menu bar which has
white text links and a red background. Further down the page I want
to link to the 'small print' (like 'Site Map' 'Contact Us'
'Accessibility' etc). I want these links to be a different colour -
not background 'red' - but it is because of the CSS on the body
style in Page Properties.
Is there an easy way of overriding this / adding a CSS to
stop it having the red BG??

Pseudo-classes and container styles are what you need - here
are some
tutorials.
http://www.thepattysite.com/linkstyles1.cfm
http://www.projectseven.com/tutorials/pseudoclasses/index.htm
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> Following the enormous success I had with a problem I
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> have
> decided to test the water of the professionals again.
>
> I have set up a home page which I intend to use as a
template for the rest
> of
> the pages/links. I have a Spry menu bar which has white
text links and a
> red
> background. Further down the page I want to link to the
'small print'
> (like
> 'Site Map' 'Contact Us' 'Accessibility' etc). I want
these links to be a
> different colour - not background 'red' - but it is
because of the CSS on
> the
> body style in Page Properties.
>
> Is there an easy way of overriding this / adding a CSS
to stop it having
> the
> red BG??
>
>
>

Strange UI bug when using People view/face recognition

I've started playing with the face recognition in LR6/CC and have encountered an odd display bug when viewing the groups of 'named people':
The thumbnail for each named person includes a count of how many images (or perhaps that should be faces) are attributed to their specific name. However, once the number of images for a person exceeds 100, LR only displays the first two digits in the thumbnail and drops off the third one, e.g. 254 is displayed as 25. If you hover over the thumbnail, the full count (e.g. 254) is displayed so long as the mouse cursor is kept on the thumbnail. Interestingly, once the number of images attributed to a named person exceeds 1000, it does the same thing, only it adds an extra digit (so 1400 becomes 140).
I'm running this on Win7.
Anyone else seeing this?
M

I guess I was primarily "testing the water" to see if the problem was specific to my configuration in some way, but you make a fair point John.
Here's my (possible) bug report: LIGHTROOM Facial recognition: thumbnails not displaying full number
M

Custom function to return no_of_records

hello
i wrote a simple function
create or replace
FUNCTION "GET_COUNT"("TABLE_NAME" IN VARCHAR2) RETURN NUMBER IS
    no_of_records NUMBER := 0;
BEGIN
       select count(*)
       from TABLE_NAME
       into no_of_records;
    EXCEPTION
        WHEN OTHERS THEN
            return no_of_records;
    RETURN no_of_records;
END;however it would not compile
error at the select statment;
id appreciate if anyone could point what is wrong with this function?
thank you
rgds

UserMB wrote:
i wrote a simple function
however it would not compileThis is not really the best of design approaches - it requires dynamic SQL and raises several interface and usability and security issues.
But assuming you are simply testing the water - it should look something like the following. Also note that uppercase is not abused and camelcase and pascalcase used as per the naming standards used by most languages, including .Net and Java.
create or replace function GetRowsInTable( tableName varchar2 ) return integer is
cnt integer;
begin
execute immediate 'select count(*) from '||tableName into cnt;
return( cnt );
end;The only exception that is likely to be raised is ORA-00942: table or view does not exist - you can decide to trap that exception and for example return a null to indicate no count exists, or simply leave it as is above and have the caller deal with the exception and decide how to re-act to it.
And please keep in mind - the above function is not how one should be designing code for an Oracle application.

CS6 - Beta or not

How come when downloading what is supposed to be a Beta version of this software do you get the option of having a Trial version or one in which you can enter a serial number? I have had many Beta versions of other products and they usually only require an email address to activate and will usually expire when the product goes on general release? Is this just Adobe testing the water or is it an actual Beta and if thats the case thenhow can there be an expiry? aren't Betas for testing purposes and to help iron out bugs? how will one know if the product is any good if they're not able to continually assess until the general release?

Yes, this is a beta version of software. If you select TRY, then you don't have to enter a serial number. This should make it easier for you than dealing with a serial number during your use of this software. When signing up for an Adobe Id, you will enter your email and also have access to other Adobe features. You will be able to "continually assess" this software until the final version is shipped.Please see the links below regarding serial number and Adobe Id.
Thanks. Enjoy the free trial and let us know if you see any issues.
Pattie
FAQ: How do I activate the Photoshop CS6 beta?
FAQ: Do I need a serial number to install the Photoshop CS6 Beta?

IPhone4 will not hold a charge - This is my 3rd iPhone having this problem

Hi all -
I appreciate any help you can provide as I'm stuck and don't know what else to do.
Last September just before the iPhone4S was released, I purchased my very first iPhone which was a iPhone4.
About 3 months after owning my iPhone, the battery drained really fast.
I took the phone to the Apple store and they ran a thousands tests. Restores, backups, test for water damage, etc. etc.
They issued me a "new iPhone4".
about 4 months after that, the same thing happened to my phone (now my 2nd iPhone4).
LONG STORY SHORT - we did the same tests, several trips to the Apple store.
They said that because I plugged my phone in to my car radio, the radio pushed out too many amps and that drianed my battery.
I denied that and said that wasn't possiable, but OK, my bad. I won't use my iPhone with my car radio.
so they issued me ANOTHER "new" iPhone4 (now my 3rd & current one).
THIS TIME I MADE URE TO CHARGE MY PHONE CAREFULLY.
i've had this phone since July.
as with my first 2 phones, I've only used the original charger that came with my iPhone and have only plugged it in to the same oulet that my wife uses for her 4s (she has no issues). Here I am 3 months later, and AGAIN my iPhone drains fast and can not hold a charge.
after being at 100% battery life, I unplug it. Check emails, twitter and espn occasionally and within an hour i'm under 20% battery life.
Can anyone PLEASE help me? Am I doing something wrong?
I don't want to restore all my apps and things again. I don't ant a "new" phone. I just ant to keep this phone and have it retain a normal battery cycle.
PleaseHelp - Thank you

bring it into Apple for battery diagnostics.

Pending Charges: Should I be concerned?

Hello Folks,I've been thinking over this for about a week now. Last week, I noticed a couple of small pending charges on my Chase card. Two, from YopMail.com, were a credit and debit of $1 exactly. The other, was for something along the lines of Kalinchita.com for about 91 cents. Obviously, I have no knowledge of either of those sites, and none of the charges wound up getting confirmed.I know that in many cases, scammers will test the water with small transactions such as these before hitting with a big one. Should I be concerned about these? If so, what should I do?Thanks.

YupYup413 wrote:
Hello Folks,I've been thinking over this for about a week now. Last week, I noticed a couple of small pending charges on my Chase card. Two, from YopMail.com, were a credit and debit of $1 exactly. The other, was for something along the lines of Kalinchita.com for about 91 cents. Obviously, I have no knowledge of either of those sites, and none of the charges wound up getting confirmed.I know that in many cases, scammers will test the water with small transactions such as these before hitting with a big one. Should I be concerned about these? If so, what should I do?Thanks.Absolutely ! The same happened to me on my US Bank Cash Rewards card, but I check my accounts all throughout the day (I've done it since I discovered unauthorized charges some clown did in Missouri for an Onstar purchase a few years ago). Contact Chase NOW & let them know you do not know those charges.

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