Hi Ludek and thank you again - your answers are very helpful to us.
With regards to item 3 above, the error we get is: "Failed to load database information. Error in File [report_file_name + GUI ID].rpt: Failed to load database information."
Our reports are using text files as DB:
As you may see, the location is the full path and not a relative one so I don't understand why the report wouldn't find it.
Thank you,
Ken
Hi,
This is error message related history/log. Refer SAP Note 805807 for similar issue.
Better raise ticket to SAP support.
Thanks.
I have this fomula set for this condition. But it's not giving me right result. When Prior Amount is 0 I want it to show Prior Amount = 0 and not Blank or Zero.
=IF Sum([Prior Amount]) = 0 Then "Prior Amount = 0" Else Sum([Difference])/Sum([Prior Amount]).
All help appreciated in getting this to show "Prior Amount = 0" will be helpful.
Pls note I used the Sum to avoid multi value and it works but I need the Prior amount message to work. Thanks for all your help - much appreciated.
OKay, If I delete sapdir folder and start installation again, what about the mess installer created in the database, what about existing data in the database. The existing data, That first installation run created
The note suggested by Hemanth is the one to start with.
You mentioned that the system is facing OOM dumps frequently. A quick question. Is the server sized and configured with enough memory for the BI system?
Is this a dual stack or a stand-alone Java stack?
How many server nodes does the Java system have?
What is the heap size assigned for the node(s)?
There is no point in increasing heap parameters when there is lack of physical memory.
The issue is pretty clear in the log you have supplied. The JVM is trying to allocate 600MB and it fails. To fix this issue you need to check if the JVM is updated and the parameter are set correctly.
Additionally based on the log the OOM happens during export operations. You should consider setting the safety belt in the BI system.
Check these notes/KBA.
2069568 - BI Java OOM dumps caused by export operations
1622134 - Safety belt: Results quantity is too large (Excel/PDF)
RB
Hi,
You can change the 8th line (below OUTWPTRFGR) as given below:
1) Remove ****
2 )Create a Branch (sub tree) instead of line.
3) **
ADDWT *
Please post the part of Output table.
regards,
Bala.
Assuming that you are doing a local installation and if yes your issue is most likely due to that. For distributed installations you need to do a domain installation. It appears to me that the systems are able to reach but fails to continue possibly due to access related issues. I would try to create or set the Administrator user with the same password like on the SAP node and see if that helps.
Hi,
refer the line below "OUTWPPERSB EE subgroup in v.key". In your case it should be "OUTWPTRFGR".
regards,
bala.
Well, of course you need to adapt it to your code reality. Either way, this is what it would look like:
[...]
var pstmt = conn.prepareStatement("INSERT INTO \"SYSTEM\".\"LOOPS\" VALUES (?)");
for (i = 1; i < 100; i++)
{
pstmt.setInteger(1,i);
pstmt.execute();
}
[...]Using the hdb namespace you could have the following:
[...]
var strQuery = "INSERT INTO \"SYSTEM\".\"LOOPS\" VALUES (?)";
var conn = $.hdb.getConnection();
var i = 1;
for (i = 1; i < 100; i++) {
conn.executeUpdate(strQuery,i);
}
conn.commit();
[...]Get familiar with the XS JS API here: JSDoc: Index
One last thing: "LOOP" is a SQL reserved word in HANA. Not sure how (or if) you managed to use it as a table. Anyhow: don't use it.
BRs,
Lucas de Oliveira
Hello Mark,
I know this is a far fetched request considering it's quite a old thread.
I have similar (and bit complex scenarios) and would request any pointers which you can provide in this regard. Thanks in anticipation!
~Ashish
Hi,
It sounds to me like your scenario is a good fit for workflow. If you have a taken an object-oriented approach in your development (using BOR objects or classes), it will be relatively easy to create a workflow that will slot into your development.
Object events are used to control the starting (or stopping) of workflow; object methods are used in workflow steps, and object attributes are used in workitem texts (and to control the flow).
The issues that you are encountering (that everyone encounters!) have been solved by workflow. It is a very powerful tool.
You might want to post specific questions to the SAP Business Workflow space.
cheers
Paul
contact any approved SAP Partner in your area for training material and demo system rest their so no trick other then GOOGLE
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The SAPUI5 framework will take care of proper escaping for all content which is created and displayed on the screen using the controls provided by SAPUI5. There is no need for the application to HTML-escape user data, but the control API expects all data to be unescaped, so that it can be escaped as needed for the context it will be visualized.
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It may be better to reset the Rate according to a WT that will always hold the correct Rate at that point in the schema, as you may sometimes have only one split or many splits.
Look in the Input Table before or after the Rate of WTs 8050, 8060 and 8061 gets doubled (and you may also want to look at the Rate of WT 9105), and look if you can find a Technical WT (such as /001) that holds the Rate. You can transfer that Rate into a temporary variable (in a pcr processing WT /001 and using operations ZERO=&RTE1 ADDWT&RTE1). Then, you'll be able to use that temporary variable to reset the Rate of the WTs after the point where they "double-up" (using operation RTE=& RTE1).
Note that if there can be more than one Rate in a Payroll Period, then you may need to query the split and create more than one temporary variables, such as RTE1, RTE2, RE3, etc...
Hi Sumeet,
You can make sure that your result set is ordered by a particular column.
Here is an example.
var emp=Employee.QueryByIdentification.Execute();
var sortedEmp=emp.OrderBy(n=>n.UUID.content);
var lastEmp=sortedEmp.GetLast();
Best Regards
Fred
Hi Samir,
Please check the SAPUI5 library version.
Regards,
Masa / SAP Technology RIG
Hi David,
Thank you
