ONLY Revision B hardware is compatible with Windows 7. See this page on D-Link DUB-E100 Drivers. You did not mention if this is a 32 bit or a 64 bit operating system. But to begin troubleshooting I would go to device manager and see what the driver is listed as if it is listed at [...]
Hi, That depends on which information you have available and which version of SAP you work with. In this case I assume that you have the purchase order on which the goods receipt was made. Start transaction ME23N. Enter the purchase order number. On the item details section you will find a tab purchase order [...]
That error occurs in a SELECT … INTO statement, when your query returns more than one row. Check your where clause, and make the necessary changes in order to ensure just 1 row is returned. There is a predefined exception for that error. It is: too_many_rows. If you know your query could return more than [...]
Unless you have shared any of your mail folders, you cannot tell from Outlook if anyone is reading your e-mail unless you have permissions to access the e-mail server and supporting programs. It appears you are asking from a corporate setting. If there is an e-mail policy in place, it will define how e-mail is [...]
For any SAP transaction codes go here: There are many codes for such a broad question, you need to be more specific, but the answer will be on that site. For beginning you could try MB52. It will display the most usual types of stock: unrestricted (free) and restricted if you work with (block stock). [...]
I was able to find this for unsigned applets, I think it might be the right direction. Also I think the developer can program the Java applet to force a certain version for compatibility reasons, or disable the “required version” option.
You can use this formula to calculate (really estimate) KWh consumption: Wattage × Hours Used Per Day ÷ 1000 = Daily Kilowatt-hour (kWh) consumption You can also use this formula to calculate (again really estimate) the heat output of electronics: Watts * 3.412 = Btu/hour <i>(Note: some references out on the web use 3.413 instead [...]
A function with return type VARCHAR2 will produce this error when used in a query if it returns more than 4000 bytes, because that is the max size of a database’s varchar2 type (as opposed to the pl/sql varchar2 type which can hold up to 32737 bytes). You might probably avoid that error by changing [...]
When you change the size of a cell, you will necessary change the width of the complete column or the height of the complete row, or both. There is no way to change the size of a cell without affecting other cells. If you want to change the width/height of a single row or column, [...]
Hi Seb0221, Here are step-by-step instructions to share calendar in Exchange Server 2010: Hope it will work for you. Thanks
It sounds like malicious behavior (Human or virus) or a rule. To rule out it being a rule do the following: Select the Deleted Items folder, and then go to View->Arrange By in the menu bar. Look under Custom. If you have no luck after investigating all those options, maybe you’ll need to restore Outlook’s [...]
There are 6 ways to do it: 1. There is a software, called Oraxel (or something like that) which connect Excel tables with oracle (and vise versa) 2. You could export your Excel tables into Access and link Access – Oracle tables through ODBC 3. You could do such export with OEM (Oracle Enterprize Manager) [...]
I think you are talking about forwarding loops seeming they can cause all sorts of wacky behavior in various Cisco switches. You will find basic troubleshooting and testing information below and you can also find more information on dealing with it at this Cisco URL: Forwarding loops vary greatly both in their origin (cause) and [...]
You didn’t provide enough details. It is probably a connection timeout due to network problems or delays. Take a look at this guide (look for ORA-12170): Troubleshooting Oracle Net Services.
You can use Control Panel’s Administrator Tool called Active Directory Users and Computers to export your users with their email address information. To export the list, you must highlight the Users container in the right pane, and right-mouse click to select Export List… as shown below. (Note the changed column headings that are displayed matches [...]
Sql Server has an option of navigating to all tables using stored procedure sp_MSforeachtable For e.g the following command will drop all the tables in the database: exec sp_MSforeachtable 'DROP TABLE ?' The below command will clear all the tables: exec sp_MSforeachtable 'DELETE FROM ?' So by using the procedure sp_MSforeachtable you can navigate to [...]
I would recommend copying the worksheet tabs to a new workbook. Save it under a different name and see if the problem continues. If it does, then try to do one tab at a time and isolate which sheet is causing the problem. =========== Your MS Office application particularly MS Excel has probably encountered corrupted [...]
Yes, you can. If I am not misunderstanding, you want to view Lotus mails in outlook! Here are the steps: 1. Open Outlook > Select Tools > E-mail Accounts 2. Click Add new e-mail account > Click Additional Server Types from E-mail Accounts” 3. Click Microsoft Office Outlook Connector for IBM Lotus ….from the pane [...]
Hi, If you have some other account enabled for your PC then login using that account. 1-> Type “cmd” in Run dialogue box, it opens the command prompt. 2-> Type “<b>net user</b>” & you will get all the user accounts available something like following- User accounts for \My-PC ———————————————————– admin ASPNET Guest HelpAssistant SUPPORT_388945a0 The [...]
Are you trying to run your form from Forms Builder? Have you started the OC4J? Is there some error message? You might find this tutorial for Oracle10g Forms / Reports useful.







