What do the different arrows mean in front of a message?

What do the different arrows mean in front of a message? ie: What do the arrows mean that are in front of the message mean?

"Message" as in email message?
Firefox doesn't do email, it's strictly a web browser.
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What does the different profile mean in substitution profile?

1. Confidential
2. Disciplinary
3. Professional
4. Personal
5. Strictly Confidential
6. All
This is normally seen in the HRUS_D2 table

Hello,
from a business point of point, i do not know...
I think this is to follow which "kind" of substitution is used. The meaning depends on each customer...
Values from the drop-down box come from customizing.
IMG: SAP Implementation Guide > SAP Web Application Server > Application Server > Business Management > SAP Business Workflow > Basic Settings > Substitute Profile > Define Substitute Profile.
Regards.
Laurent.

I understand that when using Numbers/Pages - an up-arrow on a document means that the file is still to be uploaded to the cloud, what does a down arrow mean? It seems the document can't be accessed until the arrow clears.

I understand that when using Numbers/Pages - an up-arrow on a document means that the file is still to be uploaded to the cloud, what does a down arrow mean? It seems the document can't be accessed until the arrow clears.

I believe what it's supposed to mean is that some changes were made to the document on another device, and those changes were saved back to the cloud. Now you've opened iWork on a different device to access that document - it compares the document you've got locally with the one in the could, sees some recent changes and downloads them.
What gets me is why this sometimes happens even when I've not made any changes to a document from another device.

WHAT DO THE DIFFERENT COLORS CIRCLES MEAN WHEN YOU LOCATE YOUR IPHONE?

I was just wondering what do the different color circles mean when I've located my iphone. So far I've seen a green dot with a green bigger outlined circle around it , a gray circle , a gray circle with a gray bigger outline around it , a real big green circle like the whole circle is dark green. I'm mainly just wondering can you tell if they are texting or using the phone at the time or if its on off or on vibrate is that what those different colors mean?
Thanks alot ,

Hi MyStErYbItCh69,
If you are looking for more information on the map indicators in Find My iPhone, you may find the following article helpful:
iCloud: Locate your device
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2698
Regards,
- Brenden

I was just wondering what do the different color circles mean when I've located my iphone. So far I've seen a green dot with a green bigger outlined circle around it , a gray circle , a gray circle with a gray bigger outline around it , a real big green c

I was just wondering what do the different color circles mean when I've located my iphone. So far I've seen a green dot with a green bigger outlined circle around it , a gray circle , a gray circle with a gray bigger outline around it , a real big green circle like the whole circle is dark green. I'm mainly just wondering can you tell if they are texting or using the phone at the time or if its on off or on vibrate is that what those different colors mean?

Hi MyStErYbItCh69,
If you are looking for more information on the map indicators in Find My iPhone, you may find the following article helpful:
iCloud: Locate your device
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2698
Regards,
- Brenden

When booking a one to one session, what does the black arrow with a blue circle moving underneath mean?

When booking a one to one session online, what does the black arrow with a moving blue circle underneath mean?

check with your carrier. Also how many bars do you have? Sometimes only having 1 bar will not send texts or make calls.
BTW the red circle with the exclamation point in it means it failed to send.

What is the different between Sharepoint fast search service and Sql server fulltext search?

HI ,
I want to kow what is the different between Sharepoint fast search service and Sql server fulltext search?
Or Can I abstract the Sharepoint fast search from the Sharepoint platform as a isolate component?
Thank you.
James

They are very, very different beasts.
Firstly FAST Search for SharePoint is the old name for the product and is only relevant for SharePoint 2010 not 2013. It got merged into the standard SharePoint search for the 2013 release.
SharePoint search is aimed at providing a Bing or Google like experience for your intranet content, as well as providing some nifty features that are purely SharePoint releated along the way. That means it can crawl SharePoint content, file shares,
outlook mailboxes, internal and external websites and probably fifty other different things if you really tried. Whilst i'm not an expert on SQL full text search I believe it's intended to provide a search feature for content held within SQL databases
and tables.
Can you run SharePoint purely for Search? Yes, definitely.

What are the different iPhone 5 model numbers?

What do the different model numbers mean for the iPhone 5? I see some that start with an "A" and some that start with "MD"? Which model is for what?

All iPhone 5 have both an A Model number and a MD Model number. The MD Model number is found in Settings App > General > About > Model.
Here are some examples:
Model A1428 is the iPhone 5 primarily used by GMS networks in USA, Canada, supports LTE bands 4 (AWS) and 17 (700b MHz).
Model A1429 (CDMA model) Sprint and Verizon, Japan under KDDI, supports LTE bands 1 (2100 MHz), 3 (1800 MHz), 5 (850 MHz), 13 (700c MHz), and 25 (1900 MHz).
Model A1429 (GSM model) most GSM carriers overseas, supports LTE bands 1 (2100 MHz), 3 (1800 MHz), and 5 (850 MHz)
Apple iPhone 5 16GB White AT&T MD635LL/A
Apple iPhone 5 16GB Black AT&T MD634LL/A
Apple iPhone 5 32GB White AT&T MD637LL/A
Apple iPhone 5 32GB Black AT&T MD636LL/A
Apple iPhone 5 64GB White AT&T MD645LL/A
Apple iPhone 5 64GB Black AT&T MD644LL/A
Apple iPhone 5 16GB White Verizon MD655LL/A
Apple iPhone 5 16GB Black Verizon MD654LL/A
Apple iPhone 5 32GB White Verizon MD659LL/A
Apple iPhone 5 32GB Black Verizon MD658LL/A
Apple iPhone 5 64GB White Verizon MD665LL/A
Apple iPhone 5 64GB Black Verizon MD664LL/A
Apple iPhone 5 16GB White Sprint MD657LL/A
Apple iPhone 5 16GB Black Sprint MD656LL/A
Apple iPhone 5 32GB White Sprint MD661LL/A
Apple iPhone 5 32GB Black Sprint MD660LL/A
Apple iPhone 5 64GB White Sprint MD668LL/A
Apple iPhone 5 64GB Black Sprint MD667LL/A
Apple iPhone 5 16GB White GSM Officially Unlocked MD294LL/A
Apple iPhone 5 16GB Black GSM Officially Unlocked MD293LL/A
Apple iPhone 5 32GB White GSM Officially Unlocked MD296LL/A
Apple iPhone 5 32GB Black GSM Officially Unlocked MD295LL/A
Apple iPhone 5 64GB White GSM Officially Unlocked MD643LL/A
Apple iPhone 5 64GB Black GSM Officially Unlocked MD642LL/A
CANADA
iPhone 5 16GB Black & Slate (GSM) Unlocked MD293C/A
iPhone 5 32GB Black & Slate (GSM) Unlocked MD295C/A
iPhone 5 64GB Black & Slate (GSM) Unlocked MD642C/A
iPhone 5 16GB White & Silver (GSM) Unlocked MD294C/A
iPhone 5 32GB White & Silver (GSM) Unlocked MD296C/A
iPhone 5 64GB White & Silver (GSM) Unlocked MD643C/A
ITALY iPhone 5 16GB Nero e ardesia (GSM) Senza scheda MD297IP/A
ITALY iPhone 5 32GB Nero e ardesia (GSM) Senza scheda MD299IP/A
ITALY iPhone 5 64GB Nero e ardesia (GSM) Senza scheda MD662IP/A
ITALY iPhone 5 16GB Bianco e argento (GSM) Senza scheda MD298IP/A
ITALY iPhone 5 32GB Bianco e argento (GSM) Senza scheda MD300IP/A
ITALY iPhone 5 64GB Bianco e argento (GSM) Senza scheda MD663IP/A
New Zealand iPhone 5 16GB Black & Slate (GSM) Unlocked MD297X/A
New Zealand iPhone 5 32GB Black & Slate (GSM) Unlocked MD299X/A
New Zealand iPhone 5 64GB Black & Slate (GSM) Unlocked MD662X/A
New Zealand iPhone 5 16GB White & Silver (GSM) Unlocked MD298X/A
New Zealand iPhone 5 32GB White & Silver (GSM) Unlocked MD300X/A
New Zealand iPhone 5 64GB White & Silver (GSM) Unlocked MD663X/A
Maybe this will be helpful, good luck.

What are the different kind of parameter/attributes we can set in XI ?

Hi Experts
    Yesterday i have attended an interview ....one question was
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        what and all the cases we will set the parameters/Attributes?
and one more was
   2) How will you do Stress testing in XI ?
Awaitng for responses
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Kiran lvs

Hi,
1) What are the different knid of parameters we can set in XI ? Have done ?
what and all the cases we will set the parameters/Attributes?
-First you should ask in which stage or where do you want to configure parameters ,i mean Whatever parameters we can set in XI all comes under this question like all sort of Adapters,each of adapter can have its own set of configuration , configuration parameters,XI admin config parameters.. etc..
and one more was
2) How will you do Stress testing in XI ?
In general stress tesing will be done by testing team
Stress testing by way of sending more messages and performance also
see the below links
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/3a67c790-0201-0010-89aa-d27d97dd1374
Rules of thumb on size of messagetypes in XI
/people/sravya.talanki2/blog/2006/02/28/simulating-xi-messages-proto
Measure Performance
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Chilla..

What are the different 'Add-on modules' available with LabVIEW?

What are the different 'Add-on modules' available with LabVIEW?
What are the types of 'Add-on Cards'?
Cards and modules are different,thats true.Is it that modules means software and are they same as 'add-on toolsets'.Please give the details/URL which would give me various toolsets in detail and also the specifications of various add-on cards?
Kindly do the needful
I require these details immediately.I am an Engg student and learning LabVIEW

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What are the different Project Type Scenarios in SAP?

hi experts,
i am new to SAP,
want to know how many types of SAP projects are there ?
What is meant by Enhancement Projects ?
if any info., helps me a lot to understand.
thanks in advance
sasi

Hi anji,
Good answer,
GAP ANALYSIS:
The gap analysis is the analysis on what the differences between actual system are and what the customer want to develop.
A through gap analysis will identify the gaps between how the business operates ad its needs against what the package can can't do. For each gap there will be one of three outcomes which must be recorded and auctioned, GAP must be closed and customized software can be developed close the gap, GAP must be closed but software cannot be written therefore a workaround is required, GAP does not need to be closed.
In simple terms: Gap means small cracks. In SAP world. In information technology, gap analysis is the study of the differences between two different information systems or applications( ex; existing system or legacy system with Client and new is SAP), often for the purpose of determining how to get from one state to a new state. A gap is sometimes spoken of as "the space between where we are and where we want to be." Gap analysis is undertaken as a means of bridging that space.
Actual gap analysis is time consuming and it plays vital role in blue print stage.
While implementing the SAP to one company they use ASAP Methodologies to implement it has 5 steps .
1: project preparation .
2: Business blue Print .
3: Realization .
4: Final preparation .
5: Golive .
in Business blue print they give AS IS and TOBE that means what are the different requirements are to be made to reach the customer requirement that is called Gap analysys
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Suresh.D
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What is the different between mb11, mb1b and migo ?

Hi all,
What is the different between the following goods movement transactions-
MB11
MB1B
MIGO
Regards,
Yinyan Lu

Dear Lu,
In my understanding MB11 and MIGO can be used for a transfer posting or goods issue or goods reciept against any order or
for reversal of good's movements.Means it can be used for 101,102,261,262,311,312 etc.
But in MB1B,only transfer postings can be performed like transfer posting from one plant to another or one storage location to
another like 301,311,or 302,312,or to convert from one material to another using 309 movement,or to transfer the quality stock
to unrestricted stock using 321 movement can be performed.
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Mangalraj.S

What is the different endpoint/binding-WSDLs?

Hi All.
Could you explin what the different is endpoint/binding-WSDLs?
The endpoint wsdl seem to be working.(Tested in WS Navigatror) but binding-wsdl is not existing.
Is it possible situation?
I want to import binding-wsdl in caf to modify existing my webservice.
Do I should do somthing for this? such as building the binding-wsdl..?
And What is the different endpoint/binding-WSDLs?

Hi, Viboth
Answer to your question depends on what do you actually mean by "what is the difference"
Speaking generally, those words represents 2 different IOS commands and 2 different concepts.
Service instance is the way of logical mapping of traffic (based on VLAN tag let's say) to L2 or L3 instance. Also this approach helps us use single physical port as combination of logical L2 and L3 services.
Xconnect in general can refer to any connection between two network points where low-level traffic (e.g. L2) goes via high-level infrastructure (e.g. L3). But usually we mean using of L2TPv3 or AToM.
Using xconnect, you can bring together 2 service instances configured on different network endpoints.
If you could lay out the specifics of your question, maybe I can provide you more useful information.
BR,
Nataliya

I was playing with my ipad settings (it's an older model) and noted in the advanced settings of Safari there was a place to view website databases. When I clicked on this I saw websites. How do these get there and what does the space amount mean?

I was playing with my ipad settings and noted in he advanced settings of Safari there was a place to view "website databases". When I selected this I saw a multitude of websites.
Can anyone tell me how these get there? Can a website be posted even if it was never went to? What does the space amount mean? For example, 1.5 kb...is this quite a bit? Would it indicate someone has gone to a site multiple times?
I share my ipad with my teenage daughter and I'm trying to find out if she's lying to me. Obviously she's swearing that she has "no idea" how these got there and I'm trying to keep her safe (she's only 14).
Thanks everyone.
Concerned Mom

Think of your PC and the 'temporary internet folder' where it keeps cached copies of web pages or elements off a web page for 'quicker display the next time you visit'. That's pretty much what that folder is. 1.5K is tiny. Probably just a basic page with some text on it. (you might be confusing 1.5K with 1.5 megabyte....megabyte is large...it's roughly 1000 kilobytes, so the 1.5K is a tiny file)
As far as I know, the only way info gets into that folder is if the browser has been to that site.
if you have a concern there are browsers out there, McGruff is one i've seen recommended, that allow some degree of parental control and supervision. That or you could passcode lock the iPad or enable the restrictions to turn off some parts of the device to have some control.

What are the different ports required to Deploy(Run) an application in NWDS

Hi all,
We have a issue here in deploying our application in NWDS. As we are accessing our servers(from another country) thru firewalls in between, most of the ports are blocked for security reasons,henceforth, we are unable to deploy our application in NWDS.
Initially port 3601 was blocked, now its open.when i try to deploy my application , it prompts for a SDM password, after i enter it , it gives me error saying it can't process thru 50018 port.
So my query is , to build,deploy and run or debug a application in NWDS what are the different ports that needs to be accessable ?( so that i can tell my basis guys that all this specific ports need to be opened )
(Note: will the SDM port, debug port,Http port be enough to deploy and run an application)
Need your help on this
Regards,
Vijay

Hi Arun,
Thanks for your reply, as you told port 3601, its already opened. I didnt understand about the 3200,3300,3299. Can u be more clear about why each of this port is used for? ( bcoz i need to give a reason to my Basis guys,what each port is for)
Hope this Log details of the error that I get here helps you:-
<i>Settings
SDM host : "ServerName"
SDM port : 50018
URL to deploy : file:/C:/DOCUME1/abap1/LOCALS1/Temp/temp22390Welcome.ear
Deployment exception : Server "srvName" did not accept login request as admin on port 50018. Details: ERROR: Could not establish connection to server "srvName" at port 50018: "srvName"
Inner exception was :
Server "srvName" did not accept login request as admin on port 50018. Details: ERROR: Could not establish connection to server "srvName" at port 50018: "srvName"</i>
appreciate your valuable inputs.

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