DMC is the new SAP MES approach, but and about Mii?  There is no more news about Mii, is possible that Mii will be replaced by DMC? DMC is a complete MES solution, with direct integration with Shop Floor, and Mii is just a development environment. DMC is started by BTP, with a lot of integration possibilities inside, like Machine Learning, R, RPA, etc. And with PCo, is possible to introduce a local buffer, to guarantee the integrity of information.      ... View more

I recently posted about my efforts to capture multiple languages/character sets in a personal recipe file. Now that I'm preparing to print (or produce PDFs) of the recipes, it occurred to me that the sizes in my region are "Imperial", so there are 3 by 5 inch card file boxes, and there are 4 by 6 in forms. While using one app, the built-in options included neither of these, so I picked "A6" as the closest available. Just curious if anyone collects paper recipes, and if so, what are their dimensions? On the flip side, these cards are similar if not identical in size to post cards. I have some I bought in Germany (2 sizes) and they are not 3x5 or 4x6 inches, as expected. The larger is 11.5 x 16.5 cm by my measurement. Is that typical globally? Lastly, it might be cool to share recipes the old-fashioned way, using snail mail. Any interest in a pen pal of the palate? We'd need to take it offline for privacy reasons I'm sure. I can't share the main image as it is copyrighted, though in the intervening years this fountain and the "legitimate theatre" (LOL) are both demolished. ... View more

Our lovely Coffee Corner Connoisseur badge is back accompanied by its fellow friend, the Coffee Corner Barista badge.  Let me introduce them both to you. Why Barista & Connoisseur? Well, ...  What does a Barista do? Serving coffee.  What does a Connoisseur do? Enjoying a served coffee (for instance).  In the environment of this Coffee Corner Group, you can now earn two badges for actively participating in this Group. We think it's great when you initiate a discussion and we want to encourage more community members to take a look and also to make the leap to post one. You provide food for thought and trigger a topic that others can engage with. You provide content that others can consume and comment on.  Therefore, you will be receiving the Coffee Corner Barista badge:  If you're someone who is enjoying the topics being posted in the Coffee Corner and are replying to a discussion, you are a real connoisseur of these topics. Participating in the Coffee Corner discussions is a great way to connect on a more social level with your fellow SAP Community members and to join in with your own thoughts or opinions. Therefore, you will be receiving the Coffee Corner Connoisseur badge:  For those of you who have been active in the Coffee Corner lately, we just awarded you the respective badge retroactively.  Let us know in the chat how you like your new badge and enjoy your coffee! 🙂  NOTE: You can get either badge only once, there is no progression with this mission. The badges are awarded on a monthly basis, so please be patient if you believe you’ve met the requirements (one posted discussion threads for the Barista // one posted discussion reply for the Connoisseur), but have not seen your badge yet. Have a look at our Missions & Badges to find out which badge to get next.  ... View more

Global Running Day is a worldwide celebration of running that encourages people of all ages and abilities to get physically active. This day plays an important role, reminding us of the positives that running can offer and the power of unification (which is especially crucial for a community like ours). Let’s leverage this day and run/walk together on #GlobalRunningDay to reflect upon the challenges we face and how we can make the world run better. This year, Global Running Day will be held on Wednesday, June 7th, 2023. SAP Community is celebrating Global Running Day for the second time, have a read and find out more in this blog post. Everyone of you is welcome to join and if you don’t want to run - you can walk or cycle! We are pleased to be supported by SAP Champion Phil Cooley this year again. He encourages the Melbourne community to run with him on June 7th in Melbourne. Find out more in his blog post! Let us know whether you'll be joining him and RSVP here for the Melbourne event! (For those of you who are located in Melbourne, little spoiler alert: the latest location-based group for Melbourne just went live)!  This post is particularly for our global community and for those who are not running in any of location-based communities physically, but also want to participate in Global Running Day! Surely, if you are in a part of the world for which city/area we don't yet have a location-based group, but you are eager and motivated to initiate your own for your local community, let us know via community@sap.com.  On the day itself, we would welcome everyone posting your running activity as a reply to this discussion thread and share a photo / selfie, or screenshot of your running app with SAP Community using the hashtags #GlobalRunningDay and/or #SAPCommunity! Those that do (from June 3rd to June 11th (we allow a longer participation period)) will earn a badge showcasing their support for this initiative and to also recognise their contributions in the SAP Community. This is what the badge looks like: SAP Community Global Running Day badge Thanks for joining us and for your participation!   ... View more

When I was 15, my aim was to become a programmer. After finishing school, I started learning the ABAP language. I was fortunate to have a great mentor, Mario Zampieri, who had a passion for development. Although he passed away some years ago, he left a lasting impact on me. He not only taught me how to develop but also how to persevere in the face of challenges. I came to realize the meaning of having a person to turn to for guidance, a mentor. I have the chance to be a mentor for my young team now, and to guide them in their growth and development also explaining them the importance to be a member of SAP Community  Throughout my career, I have dedicated a considerable amount of time to developing with ABAP. However, there were times when I needed help and turned to the SAP Community (which was known as SAP SDN at the time). The SAP Community has given me the opportunity to get to know many gurus and mentors, such as @SergioFerrariIt,  with whom I have the honor of working everyday, Rui Nogueira, with whom I organized the first SAP CodeJam event in Italy. I knew other friends, as @gregorw , @se38 , @TammyPowlas , and many more. The SAP Community is not only a platform for helping us to solve issues, it is also a means of connecting with other members and sharing ideas and feedbacks.  I'm really happy to be part of this awesome SAP Community as a Champion, and I hope to be a helpful guide for anyone who needs it     ... View more

Hello Fellow Community members,  I'm starting this discussion trail for anyone who wishes to share their blog link here can do so by commenting below. I'll put by blog's link in the first comment.  Also, people who like reading can also feel free to comment below the blogs that they read and have benefited from.   Quick Summary about my blog.  Before switching my career to SAP I use to work in development. Hence most of my already published posts in my blog are about random Tech. I'm looking forward to contributing more towards SAP in my blog and as well as here on this community section.    Thanks Hamza ... View more

We celebrate Arbor Week this week! During the next 5 days, SAP is helping our climate by planting trees. All you have to do is to publish OR like OR follow OR comment on OR reply to any piece of community content and SAP will plant 1 tree on your behalf! Every active contribution of yours counts. It's as easy as liking this shout-out discussion and a tree is getting planted. We want to reach our goal of planting 20,000 trees this week, so hit that Like button! In case you're new to our community, get started and take our Onboarding tutorial(s). How to find content to like? Check out our discussions here in Groups, browse and join our location-based groups, check out our many community-driven events and of course, be active in our Q&A and Blogging area. I am sure you'll find something to engage with.  I know that you like to engage in SAP Community anyway, but knowing that your electronic clicks can help clean up the air on our planet gives the action even more purpose. Thank you for joining the challenge and helping us plant trees! Keep an eye on the comments (by watching this post or leaving a comment) to see how close we are to our 20,000 tree goal! Pssssst: and on top of the good cause: you might know that when you're active 5 days in a row, you will earn the SAP Community Fan April badge:   ... View more

Fabric 1.18.2 Server (Java Edition) Using multiple Datapacks, crafting Tweaks and Resources from VanillaTweaks. As well as a custom resource pack. You can connect using the standard Vanilla Java client or you can use the Fabric Java client. Using the Fabric Java client you can use the Simple Voice Chat mod for infame voice chat. If you would like to join the server, please comment here with your Minecraft user name. I will then private message you the server information. All players are expected to abide by the SAP Community Rules of Engagement as well as 2 simple further rules. 1. Be respectful 2. No Griefing     ... View more

Humor up your life. My brain was able to store lots of jokes. Somehow most is lost now in the late 40ies. If you have brain like strainer you have to write down. Ok, lets do this...   ... asked my daughter to hand me the newspaper. She scolded me being old fashioned and handed me her smart phone. Ok. The fly is dead now... ... View more

Hi everyone, I started to learn SAP to have a home-office job.  Why are you here?   ... View more