SAP Analysis for Office is one of the top thick client tools in SAP BI Suit. As it resides in client local machine configuring the application and maintaining is bit difficult for Administrators. Here are some tips
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SAP Analysis for Office is one of the top thick client tools in SAP BI Suit. As it resides in client local machine configuring the application and maintaining is bit difficult for Administrators. Here are some tips
With SAP BusinessObjects thick clients Memory issues are quite common when performing large operations. Most of the BOBJ thick tools run bases on JAVA. Below are the parameters will help to increase memory. JAVA processes memory mainly
CrossFit revolutionized fitness not just because of the physical aspect of the regimen but more from the emphasis it lays on Measurement and Monitoring!.What makes this fitness program sustainable are the intuitive tools used by Cross Fitters
SAP BusinessObjects application have many URLs which have different functionalities and features. Below consolidated table will help Administrators and BusinessObjects Developers to access all URLs. If you know any URLs are missing or new URLs are introduced
Version needed to use this feature: SAP BI 4.2 SP3 + Benefits and Uses The main objective of Shared Elements is to simplify report creation by saving and reusing commonly used, or highly formatted, report blocks, charts
Yes! you read it correctly After working with several SAP BOBJ clients for 15 years and in listening to their concerns, I have realized that resources who claim to be BOBJ Administration are actually not really administrators.
Before I start into this BLOG, I am a BIG FAN of SAP BI products. I have been using and implementing SAP BI products from last 10 years. If you are thinking I am going to praise Lumira or
SAP BusinessObjects has different versions and each release names might be confusing. BusinessObjects has 5.x, 6.x, XI, XIR1,XIR2, 3.0x, 3.1x,4.0x,4.1 and 4.2 . With each version there will be ServicePacks, Pathces, Hotfixes and Combined patches. This blog