Hello Everyone, Today I would like to invite you to a very special journey. The places where we will go will be defined by imagination and stories of your favorite places around the world. In my opinion a favorite place can be anywhere. I think what is most important for defining one's favorite place in the world is the memory of how great/happy/calm it made them feel.  Ideally in this thread you can share what is your favorite place in the world, a short description of it and if you feel like it why (also if you have a picture of it you took, that would be also great).     This is a picture of myself during a period of two years where I travelled around the world before university. I volunteered in bio farms in Germany (while learning very basic German in a library with a dictionary:), I was a camp counsellor in the US, Pool boy in Miami Beach, Bartender in the Dead-Sea, busboy in a Ski resort in California and a backpacker in South America. The memories and adventures I acquired during these years positively changed me and helped me fulfill and accomplish myself for years to come.     However, after all these travels I realized that my favorite place in the world is a town named Zefat, in the north of Israel (my home country). I got to live in Zefat for almost a year and a half before my travel period. It's a very spiritual town with a lot of history and a view of Sea of Galilee. It is my favorite place because of how I felt at home every time I went off the bus, the view, the air, the friends and happy memories that although almost 20 years went by, still make me happy today. What is your favorite place in the world? ... View more

We have a new code challenge for you as part of the Community Spotlight for the month of June. This time it's about testing UI5 apps with wdi5. Check out the corresponding blog post explaining all the details of the challenge, how to take part, and how to submit your entry. This thread is the place to share your experience with the challenge and what kind of app you are building. Feel free to ask any questions (technical or non-technical) and leave your comments. Also feel free to post a link to your pull request as your challenge entry. We are very much looking forward to your ideas and contributions! 😃 ... View more

Hi Coffee Corner! Maybe you know challenges like '100 Days of Code' or '66 Day Of Data'. These challenges try to establish habits to do things regularly and consistent to make progress in topics you like or need to know. I started some days ago '100 Days of SAP Analytics' - #100DaysOfSAPAnalytics as a kind of challenge over the summer (20 weeks) to read at least one SAP Community blog a day about a (let's summarise it as) SAP Analytics. --> Initial Tweet As I'm more in strategy than in implementation of SAP Analytics my focus is possibly very broad. From BW, BusinessObjects BI, SAP Analytics Cloud, SAP Data Warehouse Cloud going to HANA, Data Intelligence, Machine Learning, Conversational AI to topics like SAP IQ or SAP S/4HANA Group Reporting. My experience is I find sometimes time and sometimes not to read blogs. Sometimes you see 5 interesting blogs published on one day but your day is already full to find time read all of them. Then possibly some of them lands in my bookmarks and stay there for a long time. This is especially true for longer blogs. In general, blogs help me a lot not just to understand what technologies are for but rather what can be done and when does it make sense to use or discuss them. For me blogs are very useful. But it doesn't help to know there is a blog. I need it in my head to connect it with my knowledge, my experience and other new information about these topic. Therefore I decide to read at least one blog a day (at least Monday to Friday) and send it out via social media (Twitter) to share this. This challenge even forces me to work with SAP Community blogs more intense than just reading one a day. I maintain a list with all the blogs and try to find the best (from my perspective) about this topic to make it more worth to read it. So I'm a lot in discussion with my self and read sometimes several blogs about the topic and try not to send out something what is already covered or give better insights by other blogs. My first 4 blogs are: Analytics in S/4HANA – real shape of embedded analytics and beyond embedded analytics   Data management concepts and techniques in SAP HANA Cloud SAP HANA Machine Learning with ABAP Managed Database Procedures in SAP BW/4HANA SAP (Sybase) IQ – the hidden treasure … ... more to come What I also would like is to find and read more good blogs about end user experiences as most of the blogs I currently have on my list are from SAP. Would be happy to see you following the hashtag #100DaysOfSAPAnalytics on Twitter and comment or make recommendations. Happy to hear what you think about such a challenge, if you know from similar challenges or if you see very good blogs about SAP Analytics you would recommend. ... View more

Hi, my colleague told me this morning that our CIO proclaimed, that we do no Software Development. 'We are SAP Customers and only our consultants code. We just manage the applications.' 'Ok', I thought. And how are we supposed to get things going? Hmm, actually it's just a wording thing. We do not code, we customize on code level. And if we ever(almost daily) encounter tougher nuts, we compose some macros to a bigger macro. But we don't code(officially). Can You think of more ways to mask Your Software Development? Give it an unsuspicious name. How about: Talking prose to the computer(For most of You ABAP is like PROse). Order the bytes around/Dominate the bytes. Manage the information flows(I know, I know, it's data, but information sounds more manageresque). <please add some more> Manage business processes  ( TammyPowlas ) Quantum mechanics. Since all we're really doing is shifting electrons around ( matt ) Keeping the wheels on the wagon, Answering questions that can't be answered, Increasing productivity, Lowering bottom line cost, Helping consultants, proactive response team, Filler of holes, anger management team ( mcrapo ) Spitting out cryptic poems, Untangling the business pro...grams, Most of the time just sitting in front of the TV screen and bit banging on the typewriter( vveliniov )   Cya, Manfred Klein ... View more

Hello everyone, Here's the definition for "Hobby" from Miriam-Webster's site: Small Old World Falcon What a person does outside of his routine, especially for relaxation. In this post I would like to focus on the second definition 🙂 When the kids were younger I had less time for hobbies but in the last few years they became more independent and that freed more time for me to do things that I like. Also, in the last few years we all had more time at home and it was essential to keep everyone in the family busy so the time stuck together went by nicely:). My hobbies include: Cooking- I've been cooking since I was little. Recently I was into making dreams come true where I made my childhood's favourite snacks that you would buy in a store such as chips (also sweet potato) , Bisli (spicy fried pasta snack) and also other finger food such as Falafel, Hummus, Pita bread, Sushi and more. You can check out the pictures and other great stuff that people made in this very popular and tasty thread.         Carpentry- I was fortunate to take a carpentry course recently where we made unique shelves. I also bought my own tools so I have the flexibility to create more things at home. I love working with recycled wood which turns things that were doomed to be in the garbage to things that make my kids happy. Sports- Sports really makes feel better and calmer. I love the most a long walk on the beach but also my 6 KM outdoor run once in every two days also makes me very happy. Poetry- Sometimes in the right mood I love to write to have a souvenir of a special moment or feeling. When I was younger I wrote a daily diary and it was really good for the soul. Dancing- I love closing my eyes when in a festival or a party, concentrate on the music. Well, these are (also) my hobbies? What are yours? What makes you happy? Feel free to share in a reply just the name of the hobby, a picture, a couple of lines or even tips for first steps for other community members interested in it.   ... View more

We are just opening the doors, sweeping the floors and cleaning the windows. We thought it might be nice to bring a familiar area here so everyone can test things out a bit and get a feel for this new area of functionality we've added to the SAP Community. This area is our "Groups" or you might hear us refer to it as "Group Hub" which is the vendor term for it. This is new functionality, new features for the SAP Community and we'll not be customising it beyond what the platform offers but it already offers a lot so we are excited to try it out and see how things go! Hope to see a lot of you diving in and stopping by for a little break from the day to day here in our new Coffee Corner!       ... View more

Today is a big day! If you're thinking now "Oops, what's the day today?", then you've come to the right place. Today is Valentine's Day! We, at the SAP Community Team, would like to thank you for your commitment to this community. We love YOU!  Nevertheless, we would also like to know what you love so much about the community? We'd love to read your thoughts in the comments. Happy Valentine's Day ♥️ #SAP #SAPlove #ValentinesDay (P.s.: It is not too late to still get something for your loved ones) ... View more

Hello Coffee Corner Folks Today I would like to raise for discussion and sharing one of my most favourite topics: Which place you want to go for traveling and which activity you want to do with your someone special person in your life. (e.g. your best friend, Your husband etc. 😍 💃 ) Honestly give me answer. Thanks for advance. ... View more

OK - somewhere around here is a brief list of what I do.  However it is missing the quantify.  This is not the first time I've been asked nor will it be the last time.   So how do you quantify what you do? The first metric is easy - you think: On time, under budget. Really is it so easy?  There are a million and one things you are doing and that project gets stuck in the middle.  Sometimes it stays top priority.  Some times something on fire jumps above it.  So unless you plan on increasing the hours you work every week, that usually doesn't work.  If you are project manager on that team you have a bit more control.  You can advocate where your project fits and get stuff moved around so your resources stay your resources Under budget: Well I always take my estimates and double them.   Then I keep track of all the "little tweaks" people want to make on the way.   Then I let my project manager (if I have one - sometimes that's me) and my boss of what will be pushed out based upon these small changes. Next metric: Happy internal customers. Oh boy, see the comment above.  Nine times out of ten they don't get everything in version 1.  And they are changing the way they do something.   Are they happy?  Usually not.  "The old way I did things was so much better"  - Yes, I hear that. Metric: Use something New - I learned this year: I use something new that I learned that year.   Sure, I love this one.   I have to have a project that will allow me to use something new I answer questions - support very quickly: Again go back to one - It depends on where it falls.  I do let them know it's on the list.   And the best Metric of all time: Lines of code...   Number of programs... Yes, I never use that one. So do you have any suggests and/or not so great metric to add?  I'd love to see them.  It's probably going to take me to times past or future metrics.  My answer to every single one of these is that it depends.   ... 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

Hello Everyone, Today I would like to raise for discussion and sharing one of my most favorite topics: Cooking! (food:)). Since I was 5-6 years old I started cooking. I was amazed by the ability to make the treats and the food I liked the most, on my own. Although my skills were quite limited at the time I really enjoyed cooking:). I didn't abandon this passion and over the last few years I took it one step further and started making  my favorite snacks (that you would usually buy in a bag) and finger food like: Bissli- Spicy fried pasta Falafel- Fried chickpea mixture  Shakshuka- Tomato sauce with poached eggs  Hummus- I think I don't need to explain this one:) Sweet Potato Chips Pita bread I was even fortunate to conduct a virtual cooking workshop for approx. 200+ people and I was relived that the Pita bread came out just as expected :). I'd be happy to share with you the recipes if you'd be interested :). But more importantly I would love to hear what is your favorite dish that you enjoy cooking or snack:). ... View more

  Hello Coffee Corner Folks. Thanks to creator this group, but as per my point of view we are not 100% use of this group. Right now only 349 members of this group. So I request all we have to increase our group member as soon as possible.   ... View more

Distinguish Members if this forum, I would like to pose the question of embedded analytics in SAP S/4.  I’ve been using the BW component in SAP S/4 with SAC and it has worked a treat.  With the embedded objects and the ability to do real-time reporting using SAP Calculation views on BW  as well as using persisted ADSO it has been a good solution.  But does anybody have any blogs or info from SAP that this is to remain or will it be phased out in later releases in favour of CDS views? or better still any up to date blogs promoting the usage of BW embedded analytics. thanks all Suhail ... View more

Hello Coffee Corner Friends, Really this place is very good for the discussion and connection to our community Again thanks who create and develop this Coffee Corner Group. ... View more

I see that several folks have a Community Showcase Badges bar on their posts.  Is this something that is in a trial phase or is it something anyone can do?  If so, how do I create this? An example from Craig Cmehill is: -Dell ... View more

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

Hello Coffee Corner folks, when was the first time you heard about or saw SAP in INDIA country because of I want to know when SAP introduce in INDIA country, can you recall those early carrier days of yours?  Thanks in Advance. #INDIASAP ... View more

Register at https://www.asug.com/events/discover-sap-business-technology-platform-ask-us-anything Please join us to discuss SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP). This session will include SAP guest presenter and Chief Solution Advisor Vikas Lodha. Our world is evolving at an ever-increasing speed. Keeping up requires us to innovate and change more rapidly. We need to find new solutions to burning issues, as well as develop new strategies to conquer today’s challenges. This Task Force Think Tank will explain the SAP perspective. We’ll discuss the actions SAP is taking for SAP BTP to solve problems and how you can do the same. Both SAP and your ASUG BTP volunteers will be on hand to answer your questions, discuss your thoughts, and provide perspectives on the future we need to embrace right now. As always, our priority is you. Your successes and setbacks, your passions and peeves—we want to hear about them all, and help you get to where you’re going today and tomorrow. We hope these sessions guide you in the right direction. Your feedback and ideas are most welcome. This interactive session occurs on Tuesday, June 28 at 11 a.m. ET/10 a.m. CT. Our objectives for you as a Task Force attendee: Come to the Task Force ready to share your story, challenges, and/or questions.  Participate live during the event by unmuting your mic, turning on your video, or sharing in the Zoom chat feature. Gain visibility into the challenges and successes other SAP customers are experiencing. Acquire new ideas for real-world solutions. Make a lasting new industry connection. ... View more

So I was thinking....  Dangerous think that is...  Thinking.  I try not to do it much it hurts my head.  I was thinking if I was going to put a name to what I did what would it be?   You know those fun boxes you check off  or drop downs or...  whatever form your filling out.    So I thought it would be a fun funny thread to help people out with the perfect title for their job.   I'll start - and you just put anything you want down.   Really, it will be fun. Ready to have fun???   Give me a title. I feed, water, and love my pets. (dogs, cats and horses) I walk with my dogs. I am on social Networks almost daily. I can create tiles, libraries, and groups in Fiori. This isn't daily. I can change security settings and track down security issues.  Not daily. I answer support calls, emails, IM - not daily. I develop. I create workflows. I create/run both functional and unit test. I understand the linkages between different modules. I'm understanding some third party software. I gather specifications and give solutions. I am always learning. I go to lots of meetings. I keep track of my time. I find possible solutions that have been created by SAP. I do configuration. I work with connections to our system.    I've played with OPD, BRF+, and others I schedule transports Trackdown support issues I'm sure someday my brain will explode What would you call me?   Be nice!   Here are some of the things I thought of Dog Walker/S*t kicker configuration development design thinker  Chief cook and bottle washer Know nothing and a tiny bit of most things And of course  - an idiot...   But that isn't very nice.   So list some things about you.   And I'll come up with some interesting names and so will others.   Or you could always just simply give everyone a title.       ... View more

I should do this more often.   As I hit the end of my work day, I am annoyed.     And thinking "I wish I didn't care".   I'm  pulling myself out of that mentality.   I care so I'll make this work darn it...... Not today, nope, no way....   I'm going home happy.   ... View more

As we indicated in this post, our goal of this particular discussion thread is to enable all of you to share links, suggestions and advice on how you can help during this terrible crisis, the war in Ukraine.  We ask to that you remain focused on the humanitarian efforts and support.   ... View more

Link to register: https://www.asug.com/events/asug-bi-think-tank-jump-start-sap-analytics-cloud-with-business-content Time to value is critical in today’s environment. The longer it takes to get information, the longer it takes to make a decision. Business Content delivered with SAP Analytics Cloud improves that process. Partners and SAP have created packages to jump-start the implementation process by leveraging their real-world experiences with customers. Business Content includes visualizations, stories, KPIs, and models that map directly onto SAP solutions. These scenarios are aligned to specific departments, industries, or in some cases, both. Some Business Content is designed for the embedded analytics that comes with the Line of Business solution. Join this session to learn more about Business Content for SAP Analytics Cloud. Additionally, hear a recap of the SAP Sapphire & ASUG Accelerate Orlando conference. Bring your questions; we look forward to answering them. Speaker:   SAP Solution Manager for Planning and Analytics, Orla Cullen Moderator:   ASUG Volunteer Atul Patankar This session will occur on   Monday, June 6, at 10:30   a.m. ET/9:30 a.m. CT, and will feature: A recap of SAP Sapphire & ASUG Accelerate Orlando A discussion about SAP Analytics Cloud Business Content Our objectives for you as a Think Tank attendee: Come to the Think Tank ready to share your story, challenges, and/or questions.  Participate live during the event by unmuting your mic, turning on your video, or sharing in the Zoom chat feature. Understand the challenges and successes other SAP customers are experiencing. Acquire new ideas for real-world solutions. Make a lasting new industry connection. See you there ... View more

Date: October 28     Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens https://www.lewisginter.org/ - it is beautiful, one of the "top gardens in the US" Link to site to submit: https://www.cvent.com/c/abstracts/0a71237f-c7c9-44d5-b394-de0345ef3b41 ... View more

Hi Everyone, A couple of weeks I browsed through the Coffee Corner threads and I saw @TammyPowlas 's  post " A happy day for Kansas!". Reading it made me happy for Tammy and I started thinking about my happy moments. I then realized that thinking of happy moments makes me happy already:). I then thought how great it would be if we had a thread in the Coffee Corner where we share happy moments. In addition to spreading smiles across the globe, we would get to know each other better. I will start by sharing my most significant happy moments. My greatest source of pride and joy are my kids so of course my most significant happy moments would be related to them:) I remember the moment they were born, their first steps, their small and big achievements and simply their hugs. It's hard to focus on one special moment but a couple of days ago I saw them walking together (almost 5,7,8 years old) in the street holding hands, caring for each other. That exact moment  I felt like I really accomplished something in life.  Life is filled with minor and significant happy moments. Feel free to share whatever happy moment you feel like sharing. It could be SAP related moment as SAP recently celebrated its 50th anniversary but it could be also something that is hobby, travel, cooking related or whatever you feel like sharing. Looking forward to reading about your happy moments (both small and big)!:) ... View more

When I saw this question posted I thought about the Solar Winds debacle, where rogue code was "allowed" into a vendors delivery stream.  Then, when I thought about the complexities of SAP "transports" I thought no then well maybe. The original online poll closes in under 12 hours, by now, but you can see the content yourself if interested: @x0rz What is the probability of SAP being compromised for supply chain? My gut feeling is very likely. Strategically speaking, it checks many boxes.   ... View more

The new Coffee Corner obviously needs a new LEGO thread 😄 The big news in that department recently is that the largest set ever is no longer the Colosseum. The new number one is the Titanic. It's a really gorgeous set and it's huge. 9090 pieces in the (very large) box and the finished model is 135 cm long. Unfortunately, the price tag is equally huge: $629.99 Here's a picture of the set: ... View more

Just out of curiosity and not at all because I have something cooking up but are there any Minecraft players (Java edition) around?   ... View more

SAP 50 Years  SAP has turned 50 Years Old. How many years you are part of its  glory and indomitable spirit. #WorldRunBetter #SAP  ... 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

[english follows] Ya tenemos SAP  #StammtischBCN  a la vuelta de la esquina y por primera vez será en modalidad presencial!!! Te esperamos este próximo Jueves 7 de Abril para un afterwork abierto e informal con la comunidad  SAP  de Barcelona. Para ello quedaremos en "The George Payne" (Pub Irlandes), Plaza Urquinaona 5, Barcelona  18:30h =>  https://lnkd.in/gC7rSXFp ¿Te apuntas? Nos vemos allí 😉 [english] Hey! We are already closed to our next SAP #StammtischBCN  and it will be in person for first time since it started last July 2020. So, everybody is invited to join next April 7th 18:30h, to this informal meeting open to all SAP Community of Barcelona. We will meet here  "The George Payne" (Irish Bar) Plaza Urquinaona 5, Barcelona => https://lnkd.in/gC7rSXFp Will you join us? 🙂 #sapcommunity   #sapstammtisch   #sapstammtischbarcelona   #sapbarcelona   #usergroups ... View more