What is the meaning of KEYBOARD/USER'S GUIDE-SAU

What's the meaning of KEYBOARD/USER'S GUIDE-SAU

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<2005-10-2 ????01??28??05?? CST> <Debug> <SecurityDebug> <000000> <No
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what's the meaning of "SID to Group returns null"?
\01\02\00\00\00\00\00\05\20\00\00\00\21\02\00\00 resprent for what?
Any one could tell me?
thanks.
david.turing

Hi
In AR, you will give cash discount to customer and not the other way round as you mentioned.
For eg if AR value is 100 and customer pays you 90, there is a difference of 10. Assume you have cash discount % of say 6%, you expect the customer to pay 94 (100- 6% of 100) and not 90. There is still a gap of 4. This can be added to cash discount account if you enter 4 in this field. Hence the A/c entry will be:
Dr Bank 90
Dr cash discount (expense/loss) 10
Cr Customer 100
However this field is interlinked with some other fields like "Cash discount per line item", etc
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What is the meaning of dumping in oracle?

What is the meaning of dumping in oracle?
Also tell me is there any method to dump by user commands?

Hi,
Dumping is a format used for storing regular oracle data that is used for transferring data between two databases or servers or within the database i.e export/import.
For dumping user commands you can use user auditing.
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B10501_01/server.920/a96524/c25audit.htm
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What is the meaning of the oracle service "SERVICE=orclXDB" ?

Hi See below.
What is the meaning of the oracle service "SERVICE=orclXDB" ?
SQL> r
1 select name,
2 value
3 from v$parameter
4 where upper(name) in (
5 'DISPATCHERS',
6 'MAX_DISPATCHERS',
7 'SHARED_SERVERS',
8 'MAX_SHARED_SERVERS',
9 'CIRCUITS',
10 'SHARED_SERVER_SESSIONS',
11 'LARGE_POOL_SIZE',
12 'SESSIONS'
13* )
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don't you remember Re: Net service name and service ? :-)

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Hi all,
Could someone tell me what's the meaning of pricing attribute AC_INDICATOR?
Best regards,
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Hi all,
I found it . AC_INDICATOR is the "Accounting indicator": a pricing attribute the user can freely assign to the header of a SD document.
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From the Logic Pro User Manual pg 99:
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between the following options:
Normal: The normal playback speed is used for scrubbing.
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What is the meaning of partition by statistics

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I could not grasp it meaning.
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Certain processes generate postings above and beyond the entered information, eg. cash discounts or rounding etc. these internally generated items are posting relevant but were not entered by user/transaction. in this way that flag identifies the cause for the posting.
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What is the Difference 'VOFM' and 'User-Exit' ?

What is the Difference 'VOFM' and 'User-Exit' ?

If you need to implement any of these User exits, you first create a project for the user exit, then assign the user exit(s) to your project. Then you write the coding for the user exit, and finally activate the project.
For general information about user exits, in the R/3 Library, go to Basis components and look at the Enhancements section. In addition there is detailed information about each user exit that you can access when you assign it to your project (see below).
Activities
Start by creating your project.
1. Enter a name for your project.
2. Select Modification -> Create.
3. Enter a short text for your project and select save.
Next assign the user exit to your project.
4. Select Components.
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6. Select SAP documentation, if you want detailed information on this user exit.
7. Select save.
8. Select back.
Next make your coding modifications.
9. Select enhancement components.
10. Select change.
11. Select the user exit you want to write code for.
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Next activate your project.
13. Return to the initial screen and select activate project.
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Copying requirements and data transfer
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Requirements and formulas
Routines for requirements and formulas are used for functions using the condition technique. You enter these routines in the pricing procedure or the condition types. Requirements are also used for statistics.
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Creating routines
There are two methods to create a routine
1. Creating by overwriting
When using this method, a note appears as a commentary in the routine to be newly created.
2. Creating
When creating a new routine, an ABAP with internal number assignment is created.
You always have to activate a new routine before using it. Each routine for requirements and formulas, copying requirements and data transfers is stored in a separate program. For each new routine an entry is added in table TFRM and TFRMT. For each routine, a long text can be stored as a text module.
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Name ranges for routines
The standard routines are to be within the number range 001-599 (for 2 digit formula numbers, 01-49)
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What is the meaning of the black line in the Layer 2 View?

In the layer 2 View,there are many black line indicate "Ethernet 100M",what is the meaning?Does it mean the device is an end device that connected PC only?

Since there has been no response to your post, it appears to be either too complex or too rare an issue for other forum members to assist you. If you don't get a suitable response to your post, you may wish to review our resources at the online Technical Assistance Center (http://www.cisco.com/tac) or speak with a TAC engineer. You can open a TAC case online at http://www.cisco.com/tac/caseopen
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MM - PO - what is the meaning of this button?

Dear friends,
Could anybody help me with one question.
There is a strange button in a Purchasing Order on the Account Assignment tab page on this screenshot (it is marked with red color).
Screenshot below
http://content.foto.mail.ru/mail/raiden87/81/i-84.jpg
What is the meaning of this button? When it is used for?
I hope that anybody knows the meaning =)

hi raiden,
as for as i have gone through the issue I have come to know that:
If you want to use multiple account assignment for a line item in PO then at that moment you will have to first press the "repeat on " button. only after that multiple account button will be active that is just before your "repeat on " button.
Steps:
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So I have an iPad with the smart cover, and it's usually supposed to turn on the iPad when u open it, but it's no doing that for me. Nor is it turning off without pressing the button. What is the meaning of this?

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We are a creative design studio, we need to use apple mac pro server , so we can make more than a different user to use at the same time doing different activities, on different screens, is it possible?what is the max. no. of users that can work efficient

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What is the meaning of this column in the pricing procedure?

Dear Gurus,
What is the meaning of this column in the pricing procedure?
thanks..

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deepspace wrote:
i2b converts form int tot byte.
If you don't use this instruction, the int will probably simply be chopped off at 1 byte.
The casting does this:
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h4.
Please read the posting and look at the output and you will understand my conundrum
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http://www.quora.com/What-is-the-history-of-the-i-prefix-in-Apple-product-names
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