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Official comment KVandergriend: Admin >Data Sources >DSW_Source_FilePath > Vertical view. It is best if the path is on a drive that has sufficient space, and not the C drive.
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Official comment KDestacamento: GL account not extended to a company code cannot be used for posting a transaction. Transactional data are posted at the company code level, which is why GL accounts should be extend...
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VGazquez: Hi Andy, this is in addition to previous answers. The collation has two purposes: Relates to the bit pattern and code page Specifies how character data is sorted and compared (language, ...
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JDanos: I always like to ensure that any language packs are installed on the servers that are used in the process, including SQL and APP. The other suspects are the actual drivers themselves and lo...
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Official comment DanDowney: In Collect, go to the Vertical View of the Target Source. Change the SAP Settings Language to 1 (Chinese). Then use BOA RFC to download the data. It will display correctly in the sdb.
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Official comment KVandergriend: This is a fairly easy report to write in SQL. Simply create 7 views that include the parent/child relationship, each feeding off the previous view created. The first view needs to ...
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JGrippa: There is an update to DSP Help regarding dDup as of version 6.6.1. Hopefully, this will help a bit.
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CBermingham: I have been able to run with datasets as large as 50k records, but it depends on how many fields you're evaluating. To process a larger population, I had to split the data into sets th...
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Official comment JFord: Yes. If you go to Assemble > Configuration > Delimiters, you can add delimiters for the file you are importing.
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Official comment CBermingham: Hi Paul, The documentation I have is the help. Go to Platform > Common > Find Duplicates Overview. There should be enough there to get you going. Regards, Chris