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SAP Articles
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Consuming Web Service in C# application (SAP)
This error occurs when remote server doesn't provide a response to your request and connection is broken before request is complete. To fix this issue, first setup a request that includes QaaWsHeader and ReportBlock configuration, then create the Request and in last using ServicesSoapClient, you can make method to send results. Understanding SAP Web Service Components When consuming SAP web services in C#, you need to configure three main components − QaaWSHeader − Contains authentication and session information GetReportBlock − Defines the data retrieval parameters ServicesSoapClient − ...
Read MoreIs there a way to find last date of month using any function? Like 03/15/2017 should return 03/31/2017? (SAP)
You can use the DateSerial() function in SAP to find the last date of any month. This function returns a Date value for the specified year, month and day and also handles relative Date expressions. Arguments year − A whole number or numeric expression representing a year, example: 1996. month − A whole number or numeric expression representing a month, example: 12 for December. day − A whole number or numeric expression representing a day of the month, example: 5. Returns A Date value. ...
Read MorePublishing SAP Xcelsius dashboard without login
Yes, it can be achieved by using Open Document link. To get HTTP link, you need to store the object in BO repository and get open document link from BI Launchpad. When you store the object in repository, you have to handle necessary credentials and running queries can be handled by this. You can set up SSO (Single Sign-On) in OpenDocument and SSO source can be an Active Directory authentication, or SAP BW. When SSO is set up, clicking the generated OpenDocument link should ...
Read MoreSpecifying working directory while executing FM SXPG_COMMAND_EXECUTE in SAP system
When executing FM SXPG_COMMAND_EXECUTE in SAP systems, you might need to specify a working directory for your external commands. A common approach is to create a script in SM69 transaction code that calls sh with parameters like -c 'cd && /path/to/command'. However, this approach has limitations. The system doesn't accept wildcards, and the && operator gets converted to &, causing the script to fail. SAP Note 401095 - Wildcards in External Commands According to SAP Note 401095, wildcards are not supported in ...
Read MoreHow to find a constant in a string in SAP BO Webi Report
In SAP BusinessObjects Web Intelligence (Webi), you can find constants or specific text patterns within strings using built-in functions. The two primary functions for this purpose are Match() and Pos(). Using the Match() Function The Match() function allows you to search for patterns using wildcards. You can use MATCH([Dimension];"*def*") to find strings containing "def". The wildcard (*) matches any characters before and after the specified constant. =Match([Product Name];"*def*") Using the Pos() Function The Pos() function returns the position of ...
Read MoreUpgrading SAP .NET Connector from .NET 2.0 to .NET 3.0
You are correct. SAP .NET Connector 2.0 uses proxy classes however .NET Connector 3.0 uses a generic API. You need to rewrite all code that includes NCo interaction when upgrading from version 2.0 to 3.0. Benefits of .NET Connector 3.0 The upgrade from NCo 2.0 to NCo 3.0 brings significant improvements − Enhanced Stability: NCo 3.0 is more stable, robust and supports heavy load scenarios Better Architecture: .NET 3.0 provides better application design by decoupling the connection handling Memory Optimization: It consumes less memory compared to the ...
Read MoreAttach data from SAP system using Oracle Web Logic and Oracle Enterprise Service Bus
Oracle Service Bus (OSB) provides robust integration capabilities with SAP systems through its built-in SAP adapter. This adapter enables seamless data retrieval from SAP systems via queries, making it an essential component for enterprise integration scenarios. Available Adapters in Oracle Service Bus 10.3.1 With the 10.3.1 release of Oracle Service Bus, the following adapters are available for enterprise system integration − Oracle AQ Database Oracle Applications SAP J.D. Edwards OneWorld ...
Read MoreConverting BLOB to Char in SAP HANA using SQL
In SAP HANA, you may need to convert BLOB (Binary Large Object) data to character format for display or processing purposes. BLOB data stores binary information like images, documents, or encoded text that needs to be converted to readable character format. Converting BLOB to Character Data You can perform BLOB to character conversion using the TO_ALPHANUM function. This function converts binary data to alphanumeric character representation − SELECT TO_ALPHANUM(blob_column) FROM your_table_name; Complete Example Here's a practical example showing how to convert BLOB data to character format − -- Create a sample ...
Read MoreSorting Prompt values in SAP BO Webi report
In Business Objects 4.1, you can sort prompt values (List of Values - LOV) to display them in a specific order when users make selections. This can be done by following the below steps in the Universe − Steps to Sort Prompt Values Step 1: Navigate to Parameters and LOV Open your Universe in Information Design Tool and navigate to the Parameters and LOV section where your prompts are defined. Step 2: Edit SQL Query Next, go to the Edit SQL ...
Read MoreIN statement in SQL doesn't accept a wild character (SAP)
The IN statement in SQL doesn't accept wild characters directly. When working with SAP systems, you need to use OR/AND conditions to handle wildcard functionality with the IN operator. Workaround Solution To implement wildcard behavior with the IN statement, you can use a conditional approach that checks for a wildcard parameter first, then applies the IN condition − select * from Test1 t INNER JOIN Test2 s ON t.ID = s.RID where t.sdate >= ?1 AND t.edate
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