tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6603837152399195182024-08-30T11:46:13.249-07:00Unknownnoreply@blogger.comBlogger3125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-660383715239919518.post-89336059972767901062012-09-06T02:58:00.004-07:002012-09-06T03:52:16.877-07:00

Coming back to technical writing is a tough ask. Simply because it takes much of accurate stuff to fill details & also something which is helpful for most of blog readers since I am not writing a chapter by chapter tutorial. So I decide to touch SQL query building here. I will not be going much in detail - will be just give some pointers and notes that I always try to remember myself with.

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A very serious day... High learning though. Here is an interesting problem which turns the BO developer into a fool like face. Thought to put it on here since the developer's search for resolution was a failure. Creating a Web I report on top of a universe created for a SAP BW query got tricky. We had provided some input parameters and selected just a couple of fields. Now, the parameters

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I used to write down few of the memorable things...but later there was not enough time for it.There is so much to learn everyday at job..talking just about the technical stuff here. Couldn't get much inspiration to note down all the learnings till now.But from now on - blogger will be colored by the technical stuff at least. I work in SAP BO now..earlier was Oracle. Lots of things to share

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