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Atif,
In the US public sector organizations are expected to create Revenue and Expenditures statements and Balance Sheets by Fund. This is known as Fund Accounting. SAP supports this in the New GL with the tables FMGLFLEXT or PSGLFLEXT.
Thanks
Shyam

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gurus,
i'm using -
Oracle 9i Database
Oracle 9ias Portal Release 2
QUESTION => how do I set the default welcome page for the PUBLIC user.
i did the following to achieve this -
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I need anything that you may have.
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<b>See these links, which will help -></b>
http://download.sap.com/download.epd?context=4EAD7989B1FDF2E2A9C79A1ED42CBAD3D9E0E0B7FC131A724E37771963EDD01C2AA15D03793E4850F15DD24F068EE1B51A7D00E828E4CFFB
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http://www.sap.com/industries/defense-security/pdf/CRS_Public_Sector.pdf
http://www.sap.com/industries/publicsector/index.epx
http://www.sap.com/industries/publicsector/customersuccess/index.epx
http://www.sap.com/about/press/press.epx?pressid=1357
http://www.sap.com/industries/publicsector/pdf/CS_Driver_Vehicle_Licensing_Agency.pdf
http://download.sap.com/solutions/business-suite/srm/customersuccess/download.epd?context=45465289E15A6F81CF97B846AC4833A9A3159561C63DE45CC07BB95E5EC98375A81E0118FA1222B7BDCD54DBC481224F6E9ED021A28FCE23
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Shared Services
Human Capital Management
Government Purchases
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- Software ERP SAP
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Formulación de Contabilidad del Sector Público y Presupuesto
Servicios Sociales
Seguridad Social
Programas de Gobierno
Impuestos e Ingresos de Gestión
Seguridad Pública
Gestión Organizacional
Apoyo Organizacional
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- Software SAP Customer Relationship Management
- Software ERP SAP
- SAP Product Lifecycle Management
- SAP Supply Chain Management
- SAP Supplier Relationship Management
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Dear,
I found this information and it is good:
Procurement for Public Sector - Public Sector - SCN Wiki
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La solución SAP Procurement for Public Sector (SAP PPS)
   Características generales son:
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   La fase de licitación
   La fase de ejecución del contrato
El valor de la solución SAP Procurement for Public Sector (SAP PPS) - SRM 7.0-based PPS Architecture
1. Solución completa para todo el ciclo de vida de una contratación
publica, como la gestión de pliegos.
2. Gestión de contratos eficaz para garantizar mas transparencia,control y auditabilidad.
3. Integración con Contabilidad presupuestaria (Funds Management)
4. Posibilidad de gestionar contrataciones más complejas electrónicamente.
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Anyone knows where to find more information about SAP Procurement For Public Sector?
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Hi,
See these links:
[http://help.sap.com/saphelp_srm70/helpdata/EN/4b/9c8014dfed4f409c3ef6528663ba46/frameset.htm ]
[http://help.sap.com/saphelp_srm70/helpdata/EN/8a/a20663dfd64fc1b6d790547839e1e5/frameset.htm]
[http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/SRM/PPS-ProcurementforPublicSector-+enhancements]
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Last edited by skodabenz (2011-01-30 19:32:48)

Welcome to arch, skodabenz! Offering documentation on third post - all thumbs up
You could start the wiki page in your user-space with what you have, and then invite others to join working on it. Just register a wiki account, navigate to the page you want to start, for example:
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/User:skodabenz/GPT
and click on "edit this page".
As noted in the other thread, arch's legacy grub is patched for gpt support. I don't know about UEFI, but you can always open a bug report asking for the patches from fedora to be included.
edit: the page from Rod Smith is a great resource. I was absolutely terrified at first by all this screwed up GPT/MBR stuff when I tried triple-booting Arch, Win and OS x, but he really does a great job explaining what it is all about.
Last edited by hokasch (2010-05-21 15:44:08)

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Marcela.-

Hi,
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We have a request for interface of SAP CTE to SAP Financials for "Public Sector". Could you let us know if you have completed any such implementation and the additional integration effort needed, if any.
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