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29 Jun 2009

SAP: Favorites and Links

All information about user set up - like favorites and links - are stored in system tables.

So if you want to take a look how the information is layed out just hit se16 and take a look at the following tables.

SMEN_BUFFC: stores favorites informatoin

COLUMN-UNAME will display user name

COLUMN-REPORT will display transaction code

SMEN_BUFFI: stores user associated links

COLUMN-UNAME will display user name

COLUMN-URL will display the link of the address

29 June, 2009 at 9:04 by Max

Tags: configuration, sap, tables
Posted in Everyday stuff | 1 Comment »

14 May 2009

Upgrading your Nikon firmware

If you are a proud oowner of a Nikon camera and want to know a little more about what version of firmware is installed oon your system and ify ou need to upgrade have a look here.

14 May, 2009 at 19:18 by Max

Tags: body, camera, firmware, nikon, Photography
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14 May 2009

Free Tickets: Henry’s Photo Show 2009

snag-00000445 Find your free tickets for The Photographic, Video, & Digital Imaging Show right here.  All you need to do is print it and show it at the entrance.

Have fun and enjoy!

14 May, 2009 at 12:36 by Max

Tags: digital, free, Photography, show, tickets
Posted in Photography | No Comments »

9 May 2009

Thoughtful approach to photography by Andrew Kornylak

A great article about a leap and following what you love.  Andrew talks about his journey in becoming a pro photographer while working as a Software Developer.

The article talks aobut taking your time and loosing your self in the moment.  I absoltuely agree with the statement “it’s not enough to just snap away wildly”; I find my self more often taking my time with the subjects that I shoot.

It’s true, it’s not what you see it’s how you see it.

9 May, 2009 at 3:10 by Max

Tags: approach, camera, digital, Photography
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6 May 2009

SQL: SELECT random number of rows

Here’s a quick way of requesting a random number of rows from a MySQL database:

SELECT * FROM <tablename> order by rand() limit <n>;

tablename: is the name of the table you wish to access

n: is thenumber of rows you wish to return

Be careful though, don’t use this logic on a database with a large record, the performance will be unpleasant.

6 May, 2009 at 12:17 by Max

Tags: database, random, select, sql
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27 Apr 2009

SAP who has access to what?

To quickly check who has access to a particular object in an SAP system try executing program RSUSR002.

I needed to find out who has access to transaction SMQ1 and managed to accomplish that by filling in the following parameters in the first screen:

RSUSR002

RSUSR002

27 April, 2009 at 7:40 by Max

Tags: access, sap, transaction
Posted in ABAP | No Comments »

23 Apr 2009

Computer Science and I - where it all started

This is a little reminiscent - these are the guys who were there when I walked down the halls of UofT.

Brought to you by ByteClub.

23 April, 2009 at 19:23 by Max

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23 Apr 2009

Online ABAP community

Get involved, get started!

23 April, 2009 at 19:19 by Max

Tags: community
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23 Apr 2009

ABAP cancelling an SD Billing Document

If you have access to a billing document number try executing the following function:

DATA: l_rtrn TYPE bapireturn1 OCCURS 0.
DATA: l_succ TYPE bapivbrksuccess OCCURS 0.

CALL FUNCTION 'BAPI_BILLINGDOC_CANCEL1'
              EXPORTING
                billingdocument       =
*               testrun               =
*               no_commit             =
                billingdate           = sy-datum
              TABLES
                return                = l_rtrn
                success               = l_succ.

This should create a cancellation document.

23 April, 2009 at 10:49 by Max

Tags: ABAP, cancellation, code, function, invoice
Posted in ABAP | No Comments »

23 Apr 2009

A scam or not a scam [phone tracking]

Just got a phone call from a Police Association asking for a donation. Obviously the first thought that crossed my mind is ‘another scam’. But I did some checking and it looks like these guys are legid - though it seems that only a small percentage of the funds goes to the actual charity.

To check if you got a scam phone check with Phonebusters [applies to Canada only].

23 April, 2009 at 8:45 by Max

Tags: call scam, phone
Posted in Everyday stuff | No Comments »

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