This document provides an overview of the contents and organization of a book about ALE, EDI, and IDoc technologies for SAP. It discusses the following:
- Who the book is intended for and what topics it will cover, including EDI basics, configuring the EDI interface, operating the EDI interface, and IDoc basics.
- How the book is organized into 12 parts that cover topics like EDI messaging standards, the SAP EDI architecture, configuring and administering the EDI interface, and customizing the IDoc interface.
- Conventions and terminology used in the book, such as its use of IDocs to exchange data between SAP systems and trading partners.
This document discusses the role of the Chief Information Officer (CIO) and how to be effective in that role. It introduces the concept of the "5 I's of the CIO" which are Inspiration, Impact, Information, Integration, and Individuals. Each of these areas is then explored in more detail with examples and challenges provided for CIOs to evaluate how well aligned their team and strategies are in each area. The overall message is that to be truly effective, a CIO must go beyond just technical delivery and ensure their team and strategies are driving real business value through vision, stakeholder outputs, information management, integrated roadmaps, and engaging individuals.
This document provides an overview of Oracle Receivables functionality including setting up parties, transactions, processing invoices, payments, and adjustments. It discusses key areas like defining setup options, entering transactions, completing invoices, correcting errors, applying receipts, processing commitments, and remitting customer payments. The overview explains the various transaction types, accounting rules, payment methods, and status updates available within Oracle Receivables.
This is an Enterprise Plugin to monitor events from Forefront Identity Manager. For more information visit the following webpage: http://pandorafms.com/index.php?sec=Library&sec2=repository&lng=en&action=view_PUI&id_PUI=276
Oracle General Ledger is a comprehensive financial management solution that enables recording and reviewing of accounting information. It allows importing data from other systems or direct journal entry. Key functions include the general accounting cycle, a global accounting engine, and support for multiple accounting methods and reporting currencies. Financial reports can be generated to aid decision making.
This document provides instructions for setting up the inventory organization structure for Oracle Application R12. It includes steps for defining a primary ledger and operating unit, custom inventory responsibility, security profile, workday calendar, item master organization, locations, subinventories, and other foundational elements. The goal is to establish the necessary setup for Inbox Business Technologies to use Oracle Inventory functionality.
This article aims to provide a comprehensive knowledge and understanding of the Sub ledger accounting (SLA) in Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) R12. It uncovers some of implementation tips and techniques and also shows how users can meet their financial and reporting needs using SLA.
The article highlights how to use SLA functionality to automate and control various scenarios using specific business rules.
The document summarizes key findings from interviews with five organizations that have implemented SOA in production environments. The organizations ranged from 2-6 years of experience with SOA. Case studies of each organization provided details on their business drivers for SOA, implementation approach, products used, results and lessons learned. Common themes across organizations included exponential growth once initial SOA services are established, importance of governance, value of consulting, benefits of planning, and importance of loose coupling. SOA implementations yielded benefits like reduced integration costs but also challenges like significant investment required.
The document provides an overview of Oracle Business Intelligence Foundation Suite. It discusses the key components, including Oracle BI Server, Common Enterprise Information Model, Oracle Essbase, Oracle BI Publisher, and end-user capabilities like dashboards, reporting, and search. The suite offers an integrated platform for business intelligence, with unified access to enterprise data, a common semantic model, and self-service analytics.
This document discusses the role of the Chief Information Officer (CIO) and how to be effective in that role. It introduces the concept of the "5 I's of the CIO" which are Inspiration, Impact, Information, Integration, and Individuals. Each of these areas is then explored in more detail with examples and challenges provided for CIOs to evaluate how well aligned their team and strategies are in each area. The overall message is that to be truly effective, a CIO must go beyond just technical delivery and ensure their team and strategies are driving real business value through vision, stakeholder outputs, information management, integrated roadmaps, and engaging individuals.
This document provides an overview of Oracle Receivables functionality including setting up parties, transactions, processing invoices, payments, and adjustments. It discusses key areas like defining setup options, entering transactions, completing invoices, correcting errors, applying receipts, processing commitments, and remitting customer payments. The overview explains the various transaction types, accounting rules, payment methods, and status updates available within Oracle Receivables.
This is an Enterprise Plugin to monitor events from Forefront Identity Manager. For more information visit the following webpage: http://pandorafms.com/index.php?sec=Library&sec2=repository&lng=en&action=view_PUI&id_PUI=276
Oracle General Ledger is a comprehensive financial management solution that enables recording and reviewing of accounting information. It allows importing data from other systems or direct journal entry. Key functions include the general accounting cycle, a global accounting engine, and support for multiple accounting methods and reporting currencies. Financial reports can be generated to aid decision making.
This document provides instructions for setting up the inventory organization structure for Oracle Application R12. It includes steps for defining a primary ledger and operating unit, custom inventory responsibility, security profile, workday calendar, item master organization, locations, subinventories, and other foundational elements. The goal is to establish the necessary setup for Inbox Business Technologies to use Oracle Inventory functionality.
This article aims to provide a comprehensive knowledge and understanding of the Sub ledger accounting (SLA) in Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) R12. It uncovers some of implementation tips and techniques and also shows how users can meet their financial and reporting needs using SLA.
The article highlights how to use SLA functionality to automate and control various scenarios using specific business rules.
The document summarizes key findings from interviews with five organizations that have implemented SOA in production environments. The organizations ranged from 2-6 years of experience with SOA. Case studies of each organization provided details on their business drivers for SOA, implementation approach, products used, results and lessons learned. Common themes across organizations included exponential growth once initial SOA services are established, importance of governance, value of consulting, benefits of planning, and importance of loose coupling. SOA implementations yielded benefits like reduced integration costs but also challenges like significant investment required.
The document provides an overview of Oracle Business Intelligence Foundation Suite. It discusses the key components, including Oracle BI Server, Common Enterprise Information Model, Oracle Essbase, Oracle BI Publisher, and end-user capabilities like dashboards, reporting, and search. The suite offers an integrated platform for business intelligence, with unified access to enterprise data, a common semantic model, and self-service analytics.
110906 ps-ritc-skills australia interim report resources industryRITCWA
This document provides a summary of Skills Australia's 2011 interim report on resources sector skill needs. The report finds that demand for skills in the resources sector is likely to be stronger than previously estimated due to more major projects being confirmed and higher commodity production forecasts. While the national labour market is tightening, further policy responses may be needed to ensure industry skill needs are met without impacting other sectors of the economy. These could include measures to increase labour force participation, mobility, and engagement of groups underrepresented in resources such as women and Indigenous Australians.
HP3 PAR StoreServ - Storage Best Pratices Alexandre Reis
This document provides a best practices guide and reference for HPE 3PAR StoreServ Storage. It introduces the key concepts and terminology used in HPE 3PAR including physical disks, chunklets, logical disks, common provisioning groups, virtual volumes, and more. It also outlines new hardware platforms, software versions, and how to get started with common provisioning and provisioning storage from an HPE 3PAR system. The document provides best practices and considerations around areas like hosts, volumes, snapshots, replication and more.
This business plan proposes establishing a private security company in Barbados. The plan outlines services such as guard services, training services, and specialty services including alarm response, security surveys, close protection, and more. Market research identifies the security industry in the Caribbean and key competitors in Barbados. The target market segments are identified as government offices, hotels, building managers, retailers, schools, and event venues. The marketing strategy discusses competitive advantages and plans for lead generation, conversion, and building loyalty.
This document provides an overview of a business plan for a proposed new restaurant called Just a Spoonful of Sugar. The restaurant will offer healthy, home-style meals in West Reading, Pennsylvania and be managed by a team of five owners/investors. It will target the growing market of health-conscious consumers in Berks County with a menu designed for various dietary needs like diabetes. The business plan outlines the company's vision, goals, marketing and operations strategies, management team, financial projections, and development timeline.
This document provides an overview of using the User Managed Access (UMA) protocol and Keycloak for authorization. It describes UMA concepts like request tokens, resources, and permissions. It then demonstrates a sample UMA photo sharing application implemented with Keycloak. The application allows users to create photo albums, share albums with other users, and request access that can be approved or revoked. It also shows how to interact with the UMA functionality through REST APIs to perform actions like requesting access tokens, viewing resources, and managing permissions.
Oracle fusion hrms_for_uae_payroll_setup_white_paper_rel11Feras Ahmad
The document discusses payroll setup tasks for Oracle Fusion Human Resources Management System for the United Arab Emirates. It covers UAE-specific payroll data that needs to be captured including person and employment data, statutory deductions calculations, elements, balances, payroll setup, and reports. Calculation cards are used to capture organization and person level data needed for payroll processing. The document provides details on the predefined calculation cards for UAE including Employer Social Insurance Details, Employer Gratuity Details, Employee Social Insurance Details, and End of Service Details cards.
This document provides an overview of a business plan for a proposed burlesque bar and lounge called The Bombshell Burlesque Bar and Lounge. Key details include:
- The company aims to provide unique burlesque performances and entertainment in a lounge atmosphere while serving food and drinks.
- It will be located in Anaheim, California and plans to open with burlesque shows Thursday through Sunday evenings.
- Various licenses and permits will be required from local and state authorities to operate the business and serve alcohol.
- Financial projections outline startup costs, monthly and annual projections over three years, with an expected small profit in the first year.
- The target market is adults ages 18-49 living in
This document provides an overview of the LIFE SKILLS project, which aims to teach young people skills for a rapidly changing world through entrepreneurship projects conducted in foreign languages. It discusses integrating entrepreneurship education across subject areas and describes a progression model with four dimensions: action, creativity, environment, and attitude. The document also addresses how to help students break out of limiting social patterns by building trust with an important adult figure at school.
EHR Glossary of Terms | Integration | The HCI Groupcparry87
The document is a glossary of terms related to electronic health record (EHR) integration. It defines various integration terms such as data conversion, data migration, interfaces, HL7, and testing types like unit testing, functional testing, and regression testing. It also lists common integration languages and interface message types used for exchanging data between EHR systems and other healthcare IT systems like ADT, orders, and results.
This document provides an instructor guide for accounts payable training. It includes an overview of issuing payments, processing supplier invoices, and matching invoices to purchase orders and receipts in Oracle Payables. The guide contains objectives, agendas, demonstrations, practice exercises, and review questions for each topic. It is intended to teach users how to perform key accounts payable functions in Oracle Payables Release 11i.
- North American Palladium Ltd. released its Third Quarter Report for 2015 which discusses its financial results and mining operations.
- The report details a recapitalization transaction completed in the quarter to improve the company's financial position as well as workforce reductions to reduce costs.
- Operationally, production at the Lac des Iles mine met expectations for the quarter but costs were higher than planned which impacted financial results.
The document provides setup instructions for Oracle Accounts Payable application version 12.1.3. It includes 28 setup steps to define configuration items like the accounting flexfield, payment terms, approval codes, payment programs, and payment formats. The setup is to be completed to implement the application for a company using accrual accounting.
This document is a training kit for SSIS 2005 that contains an introduction and sections on control flow items, data flow tasks, data flow transformations, maintenance plan tasks, expressions, parallel execution, and password protection. It provides examples of using SQL tasks with and without variables, reading from a text file to a database and a database to a text file, transformations like derived column, union all, and conditional split, and tasks like rebuild index, history cleanup, and for loop containers.
This document presents the National Application Reference Model (ARM) version 2.0. The ARM is one of the reference models within Saudi Arabia's National Enterprise Architecture Framework. It provides guidance on key national application systems and architectural elements that government agencies can use to design their own application solutions. The ARM aims to promote shared application systems and reusable components across agencies to reduce costs and improve interoperability. It describes application elements, principles, national application strategies and serves as a reference for architects, managers and other IT roles within the government.
This document summarizes a report on university gap funding programs. It finds that while universities help drive innovation through research and spin-offs, there is a lack of early-stage funding to commercialize discoveries. In response, universities have created 63 gap funding programs across 40 organizations. The report analyzes these programs and finds they have high commercialization rates, attract over $2.8 billion in additional investment, and create thousands of jobs. Gap funding helps advance technologies, build innovation networks, and maximize the impact of university research. It should be a priority given its ability to catalyze commercialization and foster a culture of innovation.
The document provides information about the Veterans Day Salute event and opportunities to sponsor the event. The event will take place on November 11, 2016 and will include military displays, performances by singer Coffey Anderson, and family activities. Sponsorship opportunities range from $100,000 for the title sponsor down to $1,000 and include marketing benefits and on-site presence. Proceeds will benefit military charities and the Save Our Legion campaign to rebuild the American Legion Post 416 building.
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The document summarizes findings from a study that assessed the social inclusion of 250 victims of the 2010 Haiti earthquake two years later. It found that 65% were amputees and 35% underwent limb preservation surgery. Two years later, 76% were not working, with amputees less likely to work (21%) than non-amputees (37%). Access to basic necessities like housing, water, food and healthcare remained challenges. Factors like age, family support and training opportunities influenced social inclusion outcomes for victims coping with their injuries.
El arte islámico se desarrolló a partir del siglo VII como la forma artística asociada con la religión islámica, abarcando áreas del Medio Oriente, el norte de África, el norte de la India y España. La casa del profeta Mahoma en Medina fue el primer lugar de oración para los musulmanes y estableció el prototipo de la mezquita árabe, siendo el edificio islámico más importante. El arte islámico pasó por tres periodos principales de formación, apogeo b
Typhus abdominalis adalah penyakit infeksi akibat Salmonella typhosa yang menyerang usus halus dan menyebabkan gejala demam satu minggu atau lebih disertai gangguan pencernaan dan kadang gangguan kesadaran. Penyakit ini dapat menimbulkan komplikasi seperti perdarahan, perforasi, dan peritonitis pada usus serta komplikasi ekstra-intestinal seperti bronkitis dan miokarditis.
110906 ps-ritc-skills australia interim report resources industryRITCWA
This document provides a summary of Skills Australia's 2011 interim report on resources sector skill needs. The report finds that demand for skills in the resources sector is likely to be stronger than previously estimated due to more major projects being confirmed and higher commodity production forecasts. While the national labour market is tightening, further policy responses may be needed to ensure industry skill needs are met without impacting other sectors of the economy. These could include measures to increase labour force participation, mobility, and engagement of groups underrepresented in resources such as women and Indigenous Australians.
HP3 PAR StoreServ - Storage Best Pratices Alexandre Reis
This document provides a best practices guide and reference for HPE 3PAR StoreServ Storage. It introduces the key concepts and terminology used in HPE 3PAR including physical disks, chunklets, logical disks, common provisioning groups, virtual volumes, and more. It also outlines new hardware platforms, software versions, and how to get started with common provisioning and provisioning storage from an HPE 3PAR system. The document provides best practices and considerations around areas like hosts, volumes, snapshots, replication and more.
This business plan proposes establishing a private security company in Barbados. The plan outlines services such as guard services, training services, and specialty services including alarm response, security surveys, close protection, and more. Market research identifies the security industry in the Caribbean and key competitors in Barbados. The target market segments are identified as government offices, hotels, building managers, retailers, schools, and event venues. The marketing strategy discusses competitive advantages and plans for lead generation, conversion, and building loyalty.
This document provides an overview of a business plan for a proposed new restaurant called Just a Spoonful of Sugar. The restaurant will offer healthy, home-style meals in West Reading, Pennsylvania and be managed by a team of five owners/investors. It will target the growing market of health-conscious consumers in Berks County with a menu designed for various dietary needs like diabetes. The business plan outlines the company's vision, goals, marketing and operations strategies, management team, financial projections, and development timeline.
This document provides an overview of using the User Managed Access (UMA) protocol and Keycloak for authorization. It describes UMA concepts like request tokens, resources, and permissions. It then demonstrates a sample UMA photo sharing application implemented with Keycloak. The application allows users to create photo albums, share albums with other users, and request access that can be approved or revoked. It also shows how to interact with the UMA functionality through REST APIs to perform actions like requesting access tokens, viewing resources, and managing permissions.
Oracle fusion hrms_for_uae_payroll_setup_white_paper_rel11Feras Ahmad
The document discusses payroll setup tasks for Oracle Fusion Human Resources Management System for the United Arab Emirates. It covers UAE-specific payroll data that needs to be captured including person and employment data, statutory deductions calculations, elements, balances, payroll setup, and reports. Calculation cards are used to capture organization and person level data needed for payroll processing. The document provides details on the predefined calculation cards for UAE including Employer Social Insurance Details, Employer Gratuity Details, Employee Social Insurance Details, and End of Service Details cards.
This document provides an overview of a business plan for a proposed burlesque bar and lounge called The Bombshell Burlesque Bar and Lounge. Key details include:
- The company aims to provide unique burlesque performances and entertainment in a lounge atmosphere while serving food and drinks.
- It will be located in Anaheim, California and plans to open with burlesque shows Thursday through Sunday evenings.
- Various licenses and permits will be required from local and state authorities to operate the business and serve alcohol.
- Financial projections outline startup costs, monthly and annual projections over three years, with an expected small profit in the first year.
- The target market is adults ages 18-49 living in
This document provides an overview of the LIFE SKILLS project, which aims to teach young people skills for a rapidly changing world through entrepreneurship projects conducted in foreign languages. It discusses integrating entrepreneurship education across subject areas and describes a progression model with four dimensions: action, creativity, environment, and attitude. The document also addresses how to help students break out of limiting social patterns by building trust with an important adult figure at school.
EHR Glossary of Terms | Integration | The HCI Groupcparry87
The document is a glossary of terms related to electronic health record (EHR) integration. It defines various integration terms such as data conversion, data migration, interfaces, HL7, and testing types like unit testing, functional testing, and regression testing. It also lists common integration languages and interface message types used for exchanging data between EHR systems and other healthcare IT systems like ADT, orders, and results.
This document provides an instructor guide for accounts payable training. It includes an overview of issuing payments, processing supplier invoices, and matching invoices to purchase orders and receipts in Oracle Payables. The guide contains objectives, agendas, demonstrations, practice exercises, and review questions for each topic. It is intended to teach users how to perform key accounts payable functions in Oracle Payables Release 11i.
- North American Palladium Ltd. released its Third Quarter Report for 2015 which discusses its financial results and mining operations.
- The report details a recapitalization transaction completed in the quarter to improve the company's financial position as well as workforce reductions to reduce costs.
- Operationally, production at the Lac des Iles mine met expectations for the quarter but costs were higher than planned which impacted financial results.
The document provides setup instructions for Oracle Accounts Payable application version 12.1.3. It includes 28 setup steps to define configuration items like the accounting flexfield, payment terms, approval codes, payment programs, and payment formats. The setup is to be completed to implement the application for a company using accrual accounting.
This document is a training kit for SSIS 2005 that contains an introduction and sections on control flow items, data flow tasks, data flow transformations, maintenance plan tasks, expressions, parallel execution, and password protection. It provides examples of using SQL tasks with and without variables, reading from a text file to a database and a database to a text file, transformations like derived column, union all, and conditional split, and tasks like rebuild index, history cleanup, and for loop containers.
This document presents the National Application Reference Model (ARM) version 2.0. The ARM is one of the reference models within Saudi Arabia's National Enterprise Architecture Framework. It provides guidance on key national application systems and architectural elements that government agencies can use to design their own application solutions. The ARM aims to promote shared application systems and reusable components across agencies to reduce costs and improve interoperability. It describes application elements, principles, national application strategies and serves as a reference for architects, managers and other IT roles within the government.
This document summarizes a report on university gap funding programs. It finds that while universities help drive innovation through research and spin-offs, there is a lack of early-stage funding to commercialize discoveries. In response, universities have created 63 gap funding programs across 40 organizations. The report analyzes these programs and finds they have high commercialization rates, attract over $2.8 billion in additional investment, and create thousands of jobs. Gap funding helps advance technologies, build innovation networks, and maximize the impact of university research. It should be a priority given its ability to catalyze commercialization and foster a culture of innovation.
The document provides information about the Veterans Day Salute event and opportunities to sponsor the event. The event will take place on November 11, 2016 and will include military displays, performances by singer Coffey Anderson, and family activities. Sponsorship opportunities range from $100,000 for the title sponsor down to $1,000 and include marketing benefits and on-site presence. Proceeds will benefit military charities and the Save Our Legion campaign to rebuild the American Legion Post 416 building.
Haiti, two years later: What has happened to the injured? Factors affecting s...Global Risk Forum GRFDavos
The document summarizes findings from a study that assessed the social inclusion of 250 victims of the 2010 Haiti earthquake two years later. It found that 65% were amputees and 35% underwent limb preservation surgery. Two years later, 76% were not working, with amputees less likely to work (21%) than non-amputees (37%). Access to basic necessities like housing, water, food and healthcare remained challenges. Factors like age, family support and training opportunities influenced social inclusion outcomes for victims coping with their injuries.
El arte islámico se desarrolló a partir del siglo VII como la forma artística asociada con la religión islámica, abarcando áreas del Medio Oriente, el norte de África, el norte de la India y España. La casa del profeta Mahoma en Medina fue el primer lugar de oración para los musulmanes y estableció el prototipo de la mezquita árabe, siendo el edificio islámico más importante. El arte islámico pasó por tres periodos principales de formación, apogeo b
Typhus abdominalis adalah penyakit infeksi akibat Salmonella typhosa yang menyerang usus halus dan menyebabkan gejala demam satu minggu atau lebih disertai gangguan pencernaan dan kadang gangguan kesadaran. Penyakit ini dapat menimbulkan komplikasi seperti perdarahan, perforasi, dan peritonitis pada usus serta komplikasi ekstra-intestinal seperti bronkitis dan miokarditis.
Een website bouwen voor een vereniging is niet altijd een makkelijke opdracht. Hoe begin je eraan, welke mogelijkheden zijn er en waarmee moet ik rekening houden?
Este documento resume la evolución de la fotografía del movimiento desde finales del siglo XIX hasta principios del siglo XX. Menciona pioneros como Eadweard Muybridge, quien realizó estudios fotográficos del movimiento animal en la década de 1870, y Etienne-Jules Marey, quien desarrolló fusiles fotográficos y cronofotografía en la década de 1880 que permitieron capturar hasta 12 imágenes por segundo. También hace referencia al manifiesto futurista de 1909 de Marinetti que cele
Este documento describe los mecanismos generales del sistema inmune, incluyendo su historia, órganos, células, anticuerpos e inmunidad innata y adaptativa. Explica cómo el organismo se defiende de agentes patógenos a través de barreras físicas y químicas, fagocitosis, inflamación y producción de anticuerpos.
Los agregados son componentes derivados de la trituración natural o artificial de diversas rocas que se utilizan junto con el cemento y el agua para fabricar concreto. Los agregados pueden clasificarse como gruesos o finos dependiendo de su tamaño, y cumplen funciones importantes como proporcionar masa y resistencia al concreto. Los agregados deben almacenarse y manipularse correctamente para prevenir la contaminación y degradación.
Roti merupakan makanan yang paling tua di dunia. Dokumen ini membincangkan sejarah dan jenis-jenis roti serta bahan dan kaedah pembuatan roti termasuk penggunaan yis sebagai bahan penaik. Jenis-jenis roti yang dibincangkan termasuk roti putih, roti gandum, croissant, baguette dan bun.
La Mezcladora u hormigonera es un aparato o máquina empleada para la elaboración del hormigón o concreto. Su principal función es la de tomar el cemento y mezclarlo con grava, arena y agua. Es importante señalar que una mezcladora de cemento no solo combina estas cosas necesarias para el cemento, sino que también lo hace homogéneamente.
With this plugin it is easy to do a massive monitoring of performance counters in Windows environments with a II service integrated, and also the monitoring of the
status of Sites, Application Pools, URLs and the events and registers of this service. Fore more information visit the following web page http://pandorafms.com/index.php?sec=Library&sec2=repository&lng=en&action=view_PUI&id_PUI=279
This document provides requirements for a point of sale (POS) system and management information system (MIS) for Sasto Mart, a department store. The POS system will handle sales transactions at multiple counters using RFID cards and barcode scanning. It will integrate with an MIS web module to generate daily and monthly sales reports. Key features include membership accounts, product configuration, sales receipt generation, and reporting. The system has both technical and non-technical requirements covering interfaces, hardware, security, performance, and software quality. It will run on a web server using PHP and MySQL and interface with devices like barcode scanners and printers.
This is an Enterprise plugin which allow you to monitor Oracle databases. With this plugin you can monitor all databases in global or selecting each one per instance. For more information visit the following webpage: http://pandorafms.com/index.php?sec=Library&sec2=repository&lng=es&action=view_PUI&id_PUI=272
This plugin help you to monitor SQL Servers environments extracting information with the help of: Powershell 2.0 Console, an open interface to specify free SQL queries, the system integrated with the windows agent, and SQLPS.exe. For more information visit the following webpage: http://pandorafms.com/index.php?sec=Library&sec2=repository&lng=es&action=view_PUI&id_PUI=315
This document summarizes the Copath business intelligence ETL and cube build process. It describes extracting data from the CopathLoad source table, transforming it through SSIS into dimensions and a fact table in the CopathMart data warehouse. It then builds the CopathCube using SSAS, with dimensions like DimOrderables, DimPhysician, and DimSite, and the FactOrders fact table. The cube is accessed by end users through Excel. Exceptions are redirected to a separate FactOrdersException table.
This document summarizes the Copath business intelligence ETL and cube build process. It describes extracting data from the CopathLoad source table, transforming it through SSIS into dimensions and facts in the CopathMart data warehouse. It then builds the CopathCube using SSAS, with dimensions like DimOrderables, DimPhysician, etc. and FactOrders as the fact table. The cube is accessed by end users through Excel for analysis.
- Oracle Data Integrator is a tool for integrating data between heterogeneous systems and applications. It has components for modeling data, designing interfaces, executing integration processes, and monitoring results.
- The core components include repositories to store metadata, a design studio to create interfaces and mappings, and run-time agents that execute integration processes.
- This guide will help users get started with Oracle Data Integrator by walking through installing the software, exploring an example ETL project, and learning how to design and run integrations.
This is an Enterprise Plugin which allow you to monitor Tomcat web servers using mod_status. For more information visit the following webpage: http://pandorafms.com/index.php?sec=Library&sec2=repository&lng=en&action=view_PUI&id_PUI=275
This plugin allow you to monitor McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator application. To monitor the
application the status of all services that support the application will be controlled. The monitoring
approach is based on local modules.
For more information visit the following webpage: http://pandorafms.com/index.php?sec=Library&sec2=repository&lng=en&action=view_PUI&id_PUI=277
The questions of alignment, integration, inter-operation, continual improvement and service quality of information and communications technology program and projects have caused interest in using this thinking and modeling framework called enterprise architecture. The participated and structured elicitation, visualization, analysis and agreement of the enterprise models called - intention, business, information, technology and security - are basic to doing enterprise architecture. Here is an open template to aid the thinking and visualization activities in composing the enterprise architecture of an organization and government agency..
The document provides details on Link Resources' involvement in various biofuel and biomass energy projects, including:
1) Assisting a company in developing and planning a large cellulosic ethanol plant that would use municipal solid waste as a feedstock. Link was contracted for engineering, procurement, construction oversight, commissioning, and long-term operations.
2) Helping an Australian biodiesel company optimize their technology, start up their first large plant, and develop the infrastructure to expand into the North American market. Link's work included developing ISO-9000 compliant processes for quality control across the company's operations.
3) Providing evaluations and reviews to the Department of Energy and Department of Agriculture on various bio
This document provides summaries of multiple projects involving biofuels, biomass power plants, trigeneration facilities, and transition management. It describes Link's roles on projects including developing processes for an Australian biodiesel group, providing outage management for a biomass power plant, assisting with project development for a trigeneration CHP company, and aiding the transition of the Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Facility. The document serves as a reference of Link's past performance on various energy and facility transition projects.
The document provides details on Link Resources' involvement in various biofuel and biomass energy projects, including:
1) Assisting the development and planning of a large cellulosic ethanol plant that would convert municipal solid waste into ethanol using a strong acid process. Link was contracted for engineering oversight, commissioning, and long-term operations.
2) Completing the startup of Australian Biodiesel Group's first large biodiesel plant in Australia and developing their organization and processes to transition into the North American market, producing biodiesel from beef tallow.
3) Engaging with the Department of Energy and Department of Agriculture to evaluate various biofuel and biomass technology proposals seeking federal grants or loans
The CloudScale Environment (CSE) is a desktop application that integrates scalability analysis tools. It allows users to create projects containing inputs, configurations, and results for each tool. The main perspective displays the project, editors, and a workflow diagram. The project is represented as alternatives for each tool and ScaleDL model in the CloudScale Explorer. Users can run tools by opening configurations and clicking run. Examples provide pre-configured projects that demonstrate the full workflow.
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Ale edi i_doc.sapdb.info
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2. Table of Contents
ALE, EDI, & IDoc Technologies for SAP, 2nd Edition...................................................................................1
Introduction.........................................................................................................................................................6
Who Should Read this Book?.................................................................................................................6
What This Book Covers..........................................................................................................................7
Part lEDI Basics...............................................................................................................................8
Part llThe SAP EDI Interface...........................................................................................................8
Part lllConfiguring the EDI Interface...............................................................................................8
Part lVOperating and Administering the EDI Interface...................................................................8
Part VEDI Scenarios........................................................................................................................8
Part VlALE Basics...........................................................................................................................9
Part VllThe SAP ALE Interface.......................................................................................................9
Part VIIIConfiguring the ALE Interface..........................................................................................9
Part lXOperating and Administering the ALE Interface..................................................................9
Part XIDoc Basics............................................................................................................................9
Part XlCustomer Modifications to the IDoc Interface.....................................................................9
Part XllArchiving in the IDoc Interface.........................................................................................10
AppendixFAQs, User Exits, and Miscellaneous Resources...........................................................10
Conventions Used in This Book...........................................................................................................10
Section I: EDI...................................................................................................................................................11
Part List..................................................................................................................................................11
Part l: EDI Basics.............................................................................................................................................12
Chapter List............................................................................................................................................12
Chapter 1: An Introduction to the EDI Process...........................................................................................13
Overview...............................................................................................................................................13
What Is EDI?.........................................................................................................................................13
The Evolution of EDI............................................................................................................................13
The Benefits of the EDI Process...........................................................................................................14
The Business Process Using EDI..........................................................................................................15
Documents Exchanged with Customers.........................................................................................15
Documents Exchanged with Carriers.............................................................................................16
Documents Exchanged with Financial Institutions........................................................................16
Documents Exchanged with Insurance Institutions.......................................................................16
Documents Exchanged with Government Agencies......................................................................16
Components Used in the EDI Process..................................................................................................17
Trading Partners.............................................................................................................................17
Business Documents.......................................................................................................................17
EDI Messages.................................................................................................................................18
Application Programs.....................................................................................................................21
Translators......................................................................................................................................21
Value−Added Networks.................................................................................................................21
Summary...............................................................................................................................................22
Chapter 2: An Introduction to SAP EDI Architecture................................................................................23
Overview...............................................................................................................................................23
SAP EDI Boundaries............................................................................................................................23
EDI−Enabled Applications in SAP.......................................................................................................23
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Chapter 2: An Introduction to SAP EDI Architecture
A Process Overview..............................................................................................................................24
The Outbound Process....................................................................................................................24
The Inbound Process......................................................................................................................26
Exception Handling via Workflow.................................................................................................27
IDocs Explained....................................................................................................................................27
IDoc Types.....................................................................................................................................27
IDocs..............................................................................................................................................27
Multiple Messages per IDoc Type........................................................................................................28
The Independence of EDI Standards....................................................................................................29
Configuration Tools..............................................................................................................................29
Support Tools........................................................................................................................................29
Documentation...............................................................................................................................30
Monitoring......................................................................................................................................30
Testing............................................................................................................................................30
Enhancing the Standard Processes.................................................................................................30
Summary...............................................................................................................................................30
Part ll: The SAP EDI Interface.......................................................................................................................32
Chapter List............................................................................................................................................32
Chapter 3: The Outbound EDI Process.........................................................................................................33
Overview...............................................................................................................................................33
Components Used in the Outbound Process.........................................................................................33
The IDoc Structure.........................................................................................................................33
Selection Programs.........................................................................................................................33
Message Control.............................................................................................................................34
The Port Definition.........................................................................................................................34
The RFC Destination......................................................................................................................34
The Partner Profile.........................................................................................................................34
Service Programs and Configuration Tables..................................................................................35
Types of Outbound Processes...............................................................................................................35
The Outbound Process with Message Control......................................................................................35
Processing in the Application Layer..............................................................................................36
Processing in the Message Control Layer......................................................................................36
Processing in the Selection Program..............................................................................................37
Processing in the ALE/EDI Layer..................................................................................................37
Dispatching the IDoc......................................................................................................................37
Processing in the EDI Subsystem Layer........................................................................................38
The Outbound Process without Message Control.................................................................................38
Processing in the Application Layer..............................................................................................39
Processing in the ALE/EDI Layer..................................................................................................40
Exception Handling in the Outbound Process......................................................................................40
Summary...............................................................................................................................................40
Chapter 4: The Inbound EDI Process............................................................................................................41
Overview...............................................................................................................................................41
Components Used in the Inbound Process............................................................................................41
IDoc Types.....................................................................................................................................41
Posting Programs............................................................................................................................41
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Chapter 4: The Inbound EDI Process
The Port Definition.........................................................................................................................42
The SAP Business Workflow.........................................................................................................42
The Partner Profile.........................................................................................................................42
Service Programs and Configuration Tables..................................................................................43
The Inbound Process via the Function Module....................................................................................43
Processing in the EDI Subsystem Layer........................................................................................44
Processing in the ALE/EDI Layer..................................................................................................44
Processing in the Application Layer..............................................................................................45
The Inbound Process via Workflow.....................................................................................................45
Processing in the Application Layer..............................................................................................46
Exception Handling in the Inbound Process.........................................................................................46
Summary...............................................................................................................................................47
Chapter 5: The EDI Subsystem......................................................................................................................48
Overview...............................................................................................................................................48
An Overview of the EDI Subsystem.....................................................................................................48
The Responsibilities of the EDI Subsystem.........................................................................................48
Data Mapping.................................................................................................................................48
Maintaining the Partner Profile......................................................................................................49
Triggering the Inbound Process.....................................................................................................49
Reporting Process Status to SAP....................................................................................................49
Handling Functional and Interchange Acknowledgments.............................................................50
Performing a Syntax Check............................................................................................................50
Handling Partner−Specific Processing...........................................................................................51
Handling Errors..............................................................................................................................51
Communicating with Business Partners.........................................................................................51
Attaching EDI Headers and Controls.............................................................................................51
Archiving........................................................................................................................................51
Subsystem Architecture........................................................................................................................51
The Definition Component.............................................................................................................52
The Execution Component.............................................................................................................52
Mapping Concepts for IDocs and EDI Document Formats..................................................................52
Certification and Test Scenarios...........................................................................................................53
Test Scenarios for Connectivity.....................................................................................................54
Test Scenarios for Handling the IDoc Format................................................................................54
Summary...............................................................................................................................................54
Part lll: Configuring the EDI Interface.........................................................................................................55
Chapter List............................................................................................................................................55
Chapter 6: Configuring Basic EDI Components..........................................................................................56
Overview...............................................................................................................................................56
The Configuration Settings...................................................................................................................56
Basic Settings for IDocs........................................................................................................................57
Number Ranges for IDocs..............................................................................................................57
Global IDoc Interface Parameters..................................................................................................57
Coupling IDoc Creation to IDoc Processing..................................................................................59
Communication Settings.......................................................................................................................60
Setting an RFC Destination............................................................................................................60
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Chapter 6: Configuring Basic EDI Components
The Port Definition.........................................................................................................................63
Triggering the Inbound Process by the Subsystem........................................................................68
Summary...............................................................................................................................................69
Chapter 7: Configuring Partner Profiles.......................................................................................................70
Overview...............................................................................................................................................70
The Three Views of a Partner Profile...................................................................................................70
The General View..........................................................................................................................71
The Outbound Parameters View....................................................................................................72
The Inbound Parameters View.......................................................................................................76
Tips for Maintaining Partner Profiles...................................................................................................77
Checking Consistency....................................................................................................................77
Copying Partner Profiles................................................................................................................78
Copying Partner Profile Views.......................................................................................................78
Using Message Defaults for Automatic Generation.......................................................................78
Programming to Maintain Partner Profiles....................................................................................78
Moving Partner Profiles to the Production System........................................................................78
Using the Partner Profiles.....................................................................................................................79
Problems in Communicating with the Subsystem..........................................................................79
Workflow Notifications..................................................................................................................79
Summary...............................................................................................................................................80
Chapter 8: Configuring Message Control.....................................................................................................81
Overview...............................................................................................................................................81
An Introduction to Message Control.....................................................................................................81
The Benefits of Message Control...................................................................................................82
Applications Enabled for Message Control....................................................................................82
The Message Control Architecture.......................................................................................................83
The Message Control Components................................................................................................83
Understanding How Message Control Works................................................................................89
Setting Up Standard Message Control..................................................................................................93
Creating Condition Records...........................................................................................................93
Creating a New Condition Component.................................................................................................94
Accessing the Field Catalog...........................................................................................................94
Creating a Condition Table............................................................................................................94
Defining New Requirements..........................................................................................................94
Creating an Access Sequence.........................................................................................................95
Creating an Output Type................................................................................................................95
Adding the Output Type to a Procedure.........................................................................................95
Assigning the Procedure at the Header Level................................................................................95
Creating Condition Records...........................................................................................................95
Summary...............................................................................................................................................96
Chapter 9: Configuring Workflow.................................................................................................................97
Overview...............................................................................................................................................97
An Introduction to the Workflow Management System.......................................................................97
Understanding the Workflow Management System......................................................................97
The Benefits of Using Workflow...................................................................................................98
Applications of Workflow in ALE/EDI.........................................................................................98
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Chapter 9: Configuring Workflow
The Architecture of ALE/EDI Workflow...........................................................................................100
PD Organizational Objects...........................................................................................................101
Workflow Objects........................................................................................................................102
Understanding the Error Notification Process....................................................................................106
Determining the Task...................................................................................................................107
Routing to a Responsible Agent as a Work Item.........................................................................109
Processing by the Responsible Agent..........................................................................................111
Setting Up Workflow for Error Notification......................................................................................111
Basic Workflow Settings..............................................................................................................112
Setting Up the EDI Organizational Unit......................................................................................112
Assigning a Task Profile..............................................................................................................116
Setting Up Active Monitoring............................................................................................................117
Setting Up an Inbound Process via Workflow....................................................................................118
Setting Up Notification of Successful Posting...................................................................................118
Setting Up Advanced Workflow.........................................................................................................119
Setting Up Backups......................................................................................................................119
Executing Subordinate and Peer Work Items...............................................................................120
Connecting the SAP Inbox to a MAPI−Based E−Mail Client.....................................................120
Using Tips and Techniques.................................................................................................................121
Changing Work Item Text............................................................................................................121
Using Workcenters instead of Organizational Units....................................................................121
Summary.............................................................................................................................................122
Part IV: Operating and Administering the EDI Interface.........................................................................123
Chapter List..........................................................................................................................................123
Chapter 10: Testing the EDI Interface........................................................................................................124
Overview.............................................................................................................................................124
Testing the Outbound Process............................................................................................................124
Types of Test Utilities..................................................................................................................124
Prerequisites for Testing an Outbound Process............................................................................125
Performing a Configuration Sanity Test......................................................................................125
Testing the Outbound Process Steps............................................................................................126
Testing the Inbound Process...............................................................................................................132
Performing a Sanity Test on the Configuration............................................................................133
The Utilities to Start the Inbound Process....................................................................................133
Testing the Inbound Process Steps...............................................................................................137
Testing the Workflow Exception Process...........................................................................................140
Summary.............................................................................................................................................141
Chapter 11: Monitoring the Interface..........................................................................................................142
Overview.............................................................................................................................................142
Monitoring Errors via the SAP Inbox.................................................................................................142
Understanding the SAP Inbox......................................................................................................143
Understanding Work Items..........................................................................................................143
Viewing a Worklist......................................................................................................................144
Processing a Work Item...............................................................................................................146
Marking a Work Item as Complete..............................................................................................146
Executing Additional Operations on a Work Item.......................................................................147
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Chapter 11: Monitoring the Interface
Displaying the Processing Log for the Output Type..........................................................................147
Displaying Information in the IDoc Tables........................................................................................148
IDoc Display.................................................................................................................................149
IDoc List.......................................................................................................................................151
IDoc Statistics...............................................................................................................................152
Displaying the Workflow Log............................................................................................................153
Work Item Analysis......................................................................................................................154
Workload Analysis.......................................................................................................................156
Displaying System−Level Logs..........................................................................................................157
The Input File Log........................................................................................................................157
The Asynchronous Update Log....................................................................................................157
Dump Analysis.............................................................................................................................158
The System Log............................................................................................................................159
Displaying the Transactional RFC Log..............................................................................................159
Statistical Analysis of the Audit Log..................................................................................................160
To Use or Not to Use the SAP Inbox..................................................................................................161
Summary.............................................................................................................................................161
Chapter 12: EDI Process Troubleshooting and Recovery.........................................................................162
Overview.............................................................................................................................................162
Troubleshooting the Outbound Process..............................................................................................162
Points of Failure in the Outbound Process...................................................................................162
Reporting Problems......................................................................................................................163
Determining Whether an Outbound Process Is Successful..........................................................163
The Troubleshooting Guide for Outbound Errors........................................................................164
Restart Points for Outbound Errors..............................................................................................168
Purging the Outbound Process.....................................................................................................172
Troubleshooting the Inbound Process.................................................................................................172
Failures in the Inbound Process....................................................................................................172
Reporting Problems......................................................................................................................172
Determining the Success of an Inbound Process..........................................................................173
The Troubleshooting Guide for Inbound Errors...........................................................................173
Restart Points for Inbound Errors.................................................................................................177
Purging the Inbound Process........................................................................................................178
Summary.............................................................................................................................................178
Chapter 13: Managing EDI Process Performance and Throughput........................................................180
Overview.............................................................................................................................................180
Managing Outbound Process Performance.........................................................................................180
Outbound in Near−Real−Time Mode..........................................................................................180
Outbound in Batch Mode.............................................................................................................182
Outbound with and without ALE Services...................................................................................183
Managing Inbound Process Performance...........................................................................................184
Inbound in Near−Real−Time Mode.............................................................................................184
Inbound in Batch Mode................................................................................................................184
Improving Performance......................................................................................................................185
The EDI Subsystem on a Separate Server....................................................................................186
A Dedicated Application Server for EDI Processes.....................................................................186
ABAP Program Performance.......................................................................................................186
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Chapter 13: Managing EDI Process Performance and Throughput
Tuning the Database.....................................................................................................................186
Summary.............................................................................................................................................186
Part V: EDI Scenarios...................................................................................................................................187
Chapter List..........................................................................................................................................187
Chapter 14: Outbound with Message Control: Purchase Orders.............................................................188
Overview.............................................................................................................................................188
An Overview of the Purchase Order...................................................................................................188
The Analysis Phase.............................................................................................................................189
Identifying Business Processes....................................................................................................189
Developing a Cross−Reference Sheet and Performing a Gap Analysis.......................................189
Identifying Available User Exits..................................................................................................190
The Preparation Phase.........................................................................................................................190
Identifying the IDoc Type and Message Type.............................................................................190
Identifying the Message Control Parameters...............................................................................190
Identifying the Process Parameters..............................................................................................191
Identifying the Workflow Parameters..........................................................................................191
The Setup Phase..................................................................................................................................191
The EDI Configuration Components...........................................................................................191
Master Data Requirements...........................................................................................................193
The Testing Phase...............................................................................................................................197
Executing the Process.........................................................................................................................198
Verifying the Output...........................................................................................................................199
Summary.............................................................................................................................................199
Chapter 15: Outbound without Message Control.......................................................................................200
Overview.............................................................................................................................................200
An Overview of Remittance Advice/Payment Order.........................................................................200
The Analysis Phase.............................................................................................................................201
Identifying Business Processes....................................................................................................201
Identifying User Exits Available in the Process...........................................................................201
The Preparation Phase.........................................................................................................................201
Identifying Business Partners.......................................................................................................201
Identifying IDoc and Message Types...........................................................................................202
Identifying Workflow Parameters................................................................................................202
The Setup Phase..................................................................................................................................202
Master Data Requirements...........................................................................................................202
EDI Configuration Components...................................................................................................204
The Testing Phase...............................................................................................................................205
Executing the Process.........................................................................................................................206
Entering Invoices..........................................................................................................................206
The Payment Proposal Run..........................................................................................................206
The Payment Run.........................................................................................................................209
Summary.............................................................................................................................................211
Chapter 16: Inbound with Function Module: Sales Orders......................................................................212
Overview.............................................................................................................................................212
An Overview of the Sales Order Process............................................................................................212
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Chapter 16: Inbound with Function Module: Sales Orders
The Analysis Phase.............................................................................................................................213
Identifying Business Processes....................................................................................................213
Developing a Cross−Reference Sheet..........................................................................................213
Identifying User Exits Available in the Process...........................................................................213
Developing Conversion Lists.......................................................................................................213
The Preparation Phase.........................................................................................................................214
Identifying Business Partners.......................................................................................................214
Identifying IDoc and Message Types...........................................................................................214
Identifying Conversion Tables to Be Maintained........................................................................214
Identifying Process Codes............................................................................................................215
Identifying Workflow Parameters................................................................................................215
The Setup Phase..................................................................................................................................215
The Master Data Requirements....................................................................................................215
Maintaining Conversion Tables...................................................................................................216
Maintaining Pricing......................................................................................................................219
EDI Configuration Components...................................................................................................220
The Testing Phase...............................................................................................................................220
Executing Processes............................................................................................................................221
Verifying Output.................................................................................................................................221
Summary.............................................................................................................................................222
Chapter 17: Inbound via Workflow: Sales Order Changes.......................................................................223
Overview.............................................................................................................................................223
An Overview of the Sales Order Change............................................................................................223
The Analysis Phase.............................................................................................................................223
The Design and Development Phase..................................................................................................223
The Preparation Phase.........................................................................................................................224
Identifying IDoc and Message Types...........................................................................................224
Identifying Workflow Tasks and Process Codes for Inbound Processes.....................................225
The Setup Phase..................................................................................................................................225
The EDI Configuration Components...........................................................................................225
The Testing Phase...............................................................................................................................226
Executing the Process.........................................................................................................................226
Verifying the Output...........................................................................................................................228
Summary.............................................................................................................................................229
Section II: ALE..............................................................................................................................................230
Part List................................................................................................................................................230
Part VI: ALE Basics......................................................................................................................................231
Chapter List..........................................................................................................................................231
Chapter 18: Introduction to Distributed Systems.......................................................................................232
Overview.............................................................................................................................................232
An Introduction to the Distributed Process.........................................................................................232
Reasons for Distributing Processes.....................................................................................................232
Geographic Location....................................................................................................................232
Consolidation................................................................................................................................233
System Capacity...........................................................................................................................233
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Chapter 18: Introduction to Distributed Systems
Mission−Critical Applications.....................................................................................................233
Separate Upgrade of Modules......................................................................................................233
Data Security................................................................................................................................233
Political and Business...................................................................................................................233
Existing Technologies for Data Distribution......................................................................................233
Disk Mirroring..............................................................................................................................234
Online Distribution Using the Two−Phase−Commit Protocol....................................................234
Distributed Updates to Replicas...................................................................................................234
Distributed SAP Systems....................................................................................................................234
SAP's Challenge for a Distributed Environment..........................................................................234
SAP's Answer for a Distributed Environment..............................................................................235
The Provisions of the Standard System........................................................................................236
Summary.............................................................................................................................................236
Chapter 19: An Introduction to ALE Technology......................................................................................237
Overview.............................................................................................................................................237
ALE Architecture................................................................................................................................237
The Outbound Process..................................................................................................................237
The Inbound Process....................................................................................................................238
Exception Handling via Workflow...............................................................................................239
An Overview of IDocs........................................................................................................................239
IDoc Types...................................................................................................................................239
Instantiated IDocs.........................................................................................................................239
Multiple Messages per IDoc Type...............................................................................................240
Special Features of Data Distribution.................................................................................................240
Tools...................................................................................................................................................241
Configuration Tools.....................................................................................................................241
Testing Tools................................................................................................................................242
Monitoring Tools..........................................................................................................................242
Development Tools......................................................................................................................242
Documentation Tools...................................................................................................................242
Summary.............................................................................................................................................242
Part VII: The SAP ALE Interface................................................................................................................243
Chapter List..........................................................................................................................................243
Chapter 20: The Outbound ALE Process....................................................................................................244
Overview.............................................................................................................................................244
An Overview of the Outbound Process Components.........................................................................244
The Customer Model....................................................................................................................244
Message Control...........................................................................................................................244
Change Pointers............................................................................................................................244
IDoc Structure..............................................................................................................................245
Selection Programs.......................................................................................................................245
Filter Objects................................................................................................................................245
The Port Definition.......................................................................................................................245
The RFC Destination....................................................................................................................245
The Partner Profile.......................................................................................................................245
Service Programs and Configuration Tables................................................................................246
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Chapter 20: The Outbound ALE Process
The Process Flow for Distributing Transactional Data.......................................................................246
The Process Flow for Distributing Master Data.................................................................................246
Triggering the Outbound Process via Stand−Alone Programs....................................................248
Triggering the Outbound Process via Change Pointers................................................................248
Processing in the Application Layer............................................................................................248
Processing in the ALE Interface Layer........................................................................................249
Processing in the Communication Layer......................................................................................250
Exception Handling in the Outbound Process....................................................................................250
Summary.............................................................................................................................................250
Chapter 21: The Inbound ALE Process.......................................................................................................251
Overview.............................................................................................................................................251
An Overview of the Inbound Process Components............................................................................251
Posting Programs..........................................................................................................................251
Workflow......................................................................................................................................251
The Partner Profile.......................................................................................................................251
Process Flow for the Inbound Process via a Function Module...........................................................252
Processing in the Communication Layer......................................................................................253
Processing in the ALE/EDI Interface Layer.................................................................................253
Processing in the Posting Module................................................................................................254
Process Flow for the Inbound Process via Workflow.........................................................................254
Exception Handling in the Inbound Process.......................................................................................255
Summary.............................................................................................................................................255
Part VIII: Configuring the ALE Interface..................................................................................................256
Chapter List..........................................................................................................................................256
Chapter 22: Configuring the ALE Infrastructure......................................................................................257
Overview.............................................................................................................................................257
Making the Configuration Settings.....................................................................................................257
Basic Settings for IDocs......................................................................................................................257
IDoc Administration.....................................................................................................................258
Communication Settings.....................................................................................................................258
Maintaining a Logical System......................................................................................................259
Allocating Logical Systems to the Client.....................................................................................259
Setting Up an RFC Destination....................................................................................................260
The Port Definition.......................................................................................................................262
Advanced Settings..............................................................................................................................263
Setting Up Transactional RFC Reporting....................................................................................263
Setting Up Audit Reporting..........................................................................................................264
Summary.............................................................................................................................................264
Chapter 23: Distributing Master Data.........................................................................................................265
Overview.............................................................................................................................................265
An Overview of Distributing Master Data..........................................................................................265
Why Distribute Master Data?.......................................................................................................265
Which Master Data Can Be Distributed?.....................................................................................265
How Is Master Data Distributed?.................................................................................................266
Strategies for Distributing Master Data........................................................................................267
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Chapter 23: Distributing Master Data
Central Maintenance and Distributed Use....................................................................................267
Distributed Maintenance and Distributed Use.............................................................................267
The Basic Configuration for Distributing Data..................................................................................268
Maintaining the Distribution Model.............................................................................................268
Generating Partner Profiles..........................................................................................................270
Distributing the Model.................................................................................................................270
Maintaining Workflow Settings...................................................................................................271
Techniques for Distributing Master Data...........................................................................................271
The Push Approach......................................................................................................................271
Distributing Changes....................................................................................................................273
Fetching Master Data...................................................................................................................275
The Advanced Distribution Option via Classification........................................................................277
A Business Scenario.....................................................................................................................277
How the Classification System Works.........................................................................................278
Executing the Process...................................................................................................................281
Advanced Formatting Scenarios.........................................................................................................281
Filtering at the IDoc Level...........................................................................................................282
Segment Filtering.........................................................................................................................283
The Reduced IDoc Type...............................................................................................................284
Version Change for Segments and IDocs.....................................................................................287
Frequently Asked Questions on Master Data.....................................................................................287
Summary.............................................................................................................................................289
Chapter 24: Implementing Distributed Business Processes.......................................................................290
Overview.............................................................................................................................................290
An Introduction to Distributed Processing.........................................................................................290
Data Types Exchanged.................................................................................................................290
Implementing a Distributed Scenario.................................................................................................291
The Analysis Phase......................................................................................................................291
The Preparation Phase..................................................................................................................293
The Setup Phase...........................................................................................................................295
The Testing Phase........................................................................................................................298
The Execution and Verification Phase.........................................................................................298
The Support Phase........................................................................................................................301
Distributing Control Data...................................................................................................................301
Strategies in Distributing Control Data........................................................................................301
Managing Control Data................................................................................................................302
Maintaining the Control Data Model...........................................................................................302
Creating and Maintaining a Control Data Model prior to Version 4.6A.....................................304
Summary.............................................................................................................................................304
Chapter 25: SAP to Non−SAP Communication..........................................................................................305
Overview.............................................................................................................................................305
ALE/IDoc Interface Applications.......................................................................................................305
SAP to Third−Party Products.......................................................................................................305
SAP to Legacy Systems...............................................................................................................305
Why Is ALE/IDoc a Better Approach?...............................................................................................306
Legacy Interface Development Issues................................................................................................306
Interfacing with Non−SAP Systems...................................................................................................307
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Chapter 25: SAP to Non−SAP Communication
The Direct Approach....................................................................................................................307
Using Converters..........................................................................................................................307
Configuration Requirements...............................................................................................................308
Testing..........................................................................................................................................309
Monitoring, Troubleshooting, and Performance..........................................................................309
Enhancements and Custom Development....................................................................................309
Summary.............................................................................................................................................309
Part IX: Operating and Administering the ALE Interface.......................................................................310
Chapter List..........................................................................................................................................310
Chapter 26: Testing the ALE Interface.......................................................................................................311
Overview.............................................................................................................................................311
Testing Outbound Processes...............................................................................................................311
Prerequisites for Testing Outbound Processes.............................................................................311
Performing Sanity Tests...............................................................................................................312
Testing Outbound Processes........................................................................................................313
Testing Inbound Processes..................................................................................................................316
Prerequisites for Testing an Inbound Process..............................................................................316
Performing Sanity Tests...............................................................................................................316
Testing Inbound Processes...........................................................................................................317
Testing the Workflow Exception Process...........................................................................................320
Summary.............................................................................................................................................321
Chapter 27: ALE Process Troubleshooting and Recovery........................................................................322
Overview.............................................................................................................................................322
How to Troubleshoot..........................................................................................................................322
Troubleshooting the Outbound Process..............................................................................................322
Points of Failure in the Outbound Process...................................................................................323
How the System Reports Problems..............................................................................................323
How to Determine the Success of an Outbound Process.............................................................323
The Troubleshooting Guide for Outbound Errors........................................................................324
Restart Points for Outbound Errors..............................................................................................326
Purging the Outbound Process.....................................................................................................328
Troubleshooting the Inbound Process.................................................................................................329
Summary.............................................................................................................................................329
Chapter 28: Managing ALE Process Performance and Throughput.......................................................330
Overview.............................................................................................................................................330
Methods for Performance Management..............................................................................................330
Managing Outbound Process Performance.........................................................................................331
Near−Real−Time Outbound Messages........................................................................................331
Batch−Mode Outbound Messages...............................................................................................332
Managing Inbound Process Performance...........................................................................................333
Near−Real−Time Inbound Messages...........................................................................................333
Batch−Mode Inbound Messages..................................................................................................333
General Strategies...............................................................................................................................334
Summary.............................................................................................................................................334
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Section III: IDocs...........................................................................................................................................335
Part List................................................................................................................................................335
Part X: IDoc Basics........................................................................................................................................336
Chapter List..........................................................................................................................................336
Chapter 29: IDocs from the Outside............................................................................................................337
Overview.............................................................................................................................................337
What Is an IDoc?................................................................................................................................337
IDoc Applications...............................................................................................................................337
EDI Integration.............................................................................................................................338
ALE Integration............................................................................................................................338
Legacy System Integration...........................................................................................................338
Third−Party Product Integration..................................................................................................338
Workflow Integration...................................................................................................................338
SAP R/2 Integration.....................................................................................................................339
Internet and XML Integration......................................................................................................339
OCR Application Integration.......................................................................................................339
ICR Application Integration.........................................................................................................339
IDoc Interface Benefits.......................................................................................................................339
Independence from Applications..................................................................................................339
Communication Using Older−Version IDocs..............................................................................340
Exception Handling via Workflow...............................................................................................340
IDoc Enhancement and Creation..................................................................................................340
Standard Monitoring Tools..........................................................................................................340
Standard Testing Tools.................................................................................................................341
IDoc Type Documentation...........................................................................................................341
Reports for the Subsystem............................................................................................................341
Restart and Recovery Tools.........................................................................................................342
Reading IDoc Data.......................................................................................................................342
Archiving Tools............................................................................................................................342
Future IDoc Applications....................................................................................................................342
Summary.............................................................................................................................................343
Chapter 30: IDocs on the Inside...................................................................................................................344
Overview.............................................................................................................................................344
Comparing Flat File Structure to IDoc Structure................................................................................344
IDoc Definition Components..............................................................................................................345
Basic IDoc Type...........................................................................................................................345
Segments......................................................................................................................................347
Data Fields....................................................................................................................................349
IDoc Run−Time Components.............................................................................................................349
Control Record.............................................................................................................................349
Data Records................................................................................................................................352
Status Records..............................................................................................................................353
Syntax Rules for an IDoc....................................................................................................................354
Summary.............................................................................................................................................355
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Part XI: Customer Modifications to the IDoc Interface............................................................................356
Chapter List..........................................................................................................................................356
Chapter 31: Extending and Developing an IDoc Type...............................................................................357
Overview.............................................................................................................................................357
Extending versus Developing New IDocs..........................................................................................357
Extending IDocs...........................................................................................................................357
Creating IDocs..............................................................................................................................358
Creating a New IDoc Type.................................................................................................................358
Design Guidelines........................................................................................................................359
Formatting Guidelines..................................................................................................................360
Creating a New Basic IDoc Type.................................................................................................361
Extending a Basic IDoc Type.............................................................................................................365
Extending a Basic IDoc Type.......................................................................................................366
Summary.............................................................................................................................................369
Chapter 32: Programming in the IDoc Interface........................................................................................370
Overview.............................................................................................................................................370
Writing ABAP Programs....................................................................................................................370
Programs for Custom Basic IDoc Types............................................................................................370
Outbound Programs for Custom Basic IDoc Types.....................................................................370
An Inbound Program for Custom Basic IDoc Types...................................................................385
Programs for IDoc Extensions............................................................................................................391
Types of User Exits......................................................................................................................391
Strategic Location of User Exits..................................................................................................392
Steps to Locate User Exits............................................................................................................393
Steps to Determine SAP Enhancements.......................................................................................393
The Process for Developing User Exits.......................................................................................394
Outbound Programs for Extended IDocs.....................................................................................395
Inbound Programs for Extended IDocs........................................................................................397
Programs to Enhance the Process.......................................................................................................399
Generating the Trading Partner of the EDI Subsystem................................................................399
Summary.............................................................................................................................................400
Chapter 33: Customizing the Interface for New or Extended IDocs........................................................401
Overview.............................................................................................................................................401
Configuring the System for New IDocs..............................................................................................401
Configuring an Outbound Process for New IDocs.......................................................................401
Configuring an Inbound Process for New IDocs.........................................................................406
Configuring the System for Extended IDocs......................................................................................415
Configuring an Outbound Process for Extended IDocs...............................................................415
Configuring an Inbound Process for Extended IDocs..................................................................416
Summary.............................................................................................................................................417
Part XII: Archiving in the IDoc Interface...................................................................................................418
Chapter List..........................................................................................................................................418
Chapter 34: Archiving IDocs and Deleting Work Items............................................................................419
Overview.............................................................................................................................................419
An Overview of the Archiving Module..............................................................................................419
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Chapter 34: Archiving IDocs and Deleting Work Items
The Functions of the Archiving Module......................................................................................419
Implementing the Archiving Module...........................................................................................420
Maintaining Platform−Independent File Names.................................................................................421
Maintaining Logical Path Names.................................................................................................421
Maintaining File Names...............................................................................................................422
Archiving IDocs..................................................................................................................................423
Determining Which IDocs Can Be Archived...............................................................................423
Archiving Programs Used in IDocs..............................................................................................424
Customizing..................................................................................................................................424
Archiving IDocs...........................................................................................................................425
Deleting Work Items...........................................................................................................................427
Entering Selection Parameters for RSWWWIDE........................................................................428
Executing the RSWWHIDE Program..........................................................................................430
Summary.............................................................................................................................................430
FAQs, User Exits, and Miscellaneous Resources.........................................................................................431
Frequently Asked Questions...............................................................................................................431
Transaction Codes...............................................................................................................................435
Programs.............................................................................................................................................437
User Exits in the IDoc Programs..................................................................................................438
IDoc Record Layouts from Version 4.0.......................................................................................442
An IDoc File Example..................................................................................................................445
IDoc Status Codes........................................................................................................................445
Release 4.6 versus Prior Versions.......................................................................................................447
File Name Changes......................................................................................................................447
New Tools to Maintain Partner Profiles.......................................................................................448
Test Tool Changes........................................................................................................................449
Cosmetic Changes........................................................................................................................449
EDIADMIN Table Settings Prior to Version 4.6.........................................................................450
Internet Resources...............................................................................................................................451
Internet Discussion Groups..........................................................................................................451
Web Sites......................................................................................................................................451
Other Resources..................................................................................................................................452
Online Help CD............................................................................................................................452
Training Courses..........................................................................................................................452
List of Figures..................................................................................................................................................453
Chapter 1: An Introduction to the EDI Process..................................................................................453
Chapter 2: An Introduction to SAP EDI Architecture........................................................................453
Chapter 3: The Outbound EDI Process...............................................................................................453
Chapter 4: The Inbound EDI Process.................................................................................................453
Chapter 6: Configuring Basic EDI Components................................................................................453
Chapter 7: Configuring Partner Profiles.............................................................................................454
Chapter 8: Configuring Message Control...........................................................................................454
Chapter 9: Configuring Workflow......................................................................................................454
Chapter 10: Testing the EDI Interface................................................................................................455
Chapter 11: Monitoring the Interface.................................................................................................455
Chapter 12: EDI Process Troubleshooting and Recovery..................................................................456
Chapter 13: Managing EDI Process Performance and Throughput....................................................456
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Chapter 14: Outbound with Message Control: Purchase Orders........................................................456
Chapter 15: Outbound without Message Control...............................................................................457
Chapter 16: Inbound with Function Module: Sales Orders................................................................457
Chapter 17: Inbound via Workflow: Sales Order Changes................................................................457
Chapter 19: An Introduction to ALE Technology..............................................................................458
Chapter 20: The Outbound ALE Process............................................................................................458
Chapter 21: The Inbound ALE Process..............................................................................................458
Chapter 22: Configuring the ALE Infrastructure................................................................................458
Chapter 23: Distributing Master Data.................................................................................................458
Chapter 24: Implementing Distributed Business Processes................................................................459
Chapter 25: SAP to Non−SAP Communication.................................................................................459
Chapter 26: Testing the ALE Interface...............................................................................................459
Chapter 27: ALE Process Troubleshooting and Recovery.................................................................459
Chapter 29: IDocs from the Outside...................................................................................................460
Chapter 30: IDocs on the Inside..........................................................................................................460
Chapter 31: Extending and Developing an IDoc Type.......................................................................460
Chapter 32: Programming in the IDoc Interface.................................................................................461
Chapter 33: Customizing the Interface for New or Extended IDocs..................................................461
Chapter 34: Archiving IDocs and Deleting Work Items....................................................................461
FAQs, User Exits, and Miscellaneous Resources...............................................................................462
List of Tables...................................................................................................................................................463
Chapter 1: An Introduction to the EDI Process..................................................................................463
Chapter 5: The EDI Subsystem...........................................................................................................463
Chapter 6: Configuring Basic EDI Components................................................................................463
Chapter 9: Configuring Workflow......................................................................................................463
Chapter 10: Testing the EDI Interface................................................................................................463
Chapter 11: Monitoring the Interface.................................................................................................463
Chapter 12: EDI Process Troubleshooting and Recovery..................................................................463
Chapter 22: Configuring the ALE Infrastructure................................................................................463
Chapter 23: Distributing Master Data.................................................................................................464
Chapter 24: Implementing Distributed Business Processes................................................................464
Chapter 30: IDocs on the Inside..........................................................................................................464
Chapter 31: Extending and Developing an IDoc Type.......................................................................464
Chapter 32: Programming in the IDoc Interface.................................................................................464
Chapter 34: Archiving IDocs and Deleting Work Items....................................................................464
FAQs, User Exits, and Miscellaneous Resources...............................................................................464
List of Listings.................................................................................................................................................465
Chapter 10: Testing the EDI Interface................................................................................................465
FAQs, User Exits, and Miscellaneous Resources...............................................................................465
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