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Re: Why a Planned Purchase Order Line is not automatically closed when the Schedule release is closed?
Hi @ONGA
Your requirement is an ER
As per Note 207466.1, The Roll-up closure is limited to the document itself
(Planned Release) and not the sourced document (Planned PO). Customer would
like to have the Planned POs to be closed Automatically whenever it's
Release(s) is/are both received and matched with AP Invoice(s) within closure
tolerance.
Planned purchase order/agreements should have some logic so that they can automatically be closed.
Vote for the idea from the below link
Thanks
Nirmal Kumar N
Re: How Can I Quickly Remove All Relationships In A Project?
The following approach should work for Primavera P6 Web, P6 Desktop client, and Oracle Primavera Cloud (OPC).
- Open the schedule and move to the activities view and select all activities (CTRL-A)
- Right click or use the gear icon on the left and select
unlink activities
The issue that may be encountered is that the unlink activities option is greyed out and cannot be selected. This is typically if the activities' view is grouped by something (such as WBS, or a Code). The option to unlink is disable because the selection using select all is selecting activities plus the grouping bands. This can be addressed by creating a view/layout that does not have any grouping. This will make it much easier to only select activity rows.
Re: How to enable "select all" and "deselect all" options in EBS "edit" menu for form POXRQARQ
Hi @User268271
Enabling "Select All/Deselect All" in the standard form POXRQARQ (Assign Requisition Lines) is not supported via customization or editing .fmb files, as these menu options are hardcoded to be disabled. Personalizations often fail because the checkboxes do not trigger the necessary database record state changes.
Instead of enabling the menu, you can create a custom button (e.g., "Select All") using Form Personalization to execute a loop over the block and check the boxes.
Regards,
Sadeesh
Re: How Can I Quickly Remove All Relationships In A Project?
You could use an API but the program would have to be built. Here you can find our documentation for relationship based operations:
P6 Web Services:
REST API:
fsstat -l: Measuring filesystem latencies
iostat was enabled to show latency distributions in Solaris 11.4. However, there is another tool able to show latencies. The fsstat command got this capability as well with the -l option. With this tool you can check latencies from the perspective of the filesystem. It does so for read, write and readdir operations. It’s really simple to use.
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Solaris 11.4 SRU90: Preserve Boot Environments
Protecting boot environments from accidental deletion!
In Solaris 11.4 SRU 90, beadm can mark a boot environment with a preserve policy, preventing accidental deletion via beadm destroy. This does not protect against manual zfs destroy operations.
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Solaris 11.4 SRU90: Limiting signaling to all
Protecting you from sending signals to all processes!
kill -9 -1 can send a lot of processes to their untimely demise and can blow up your system. Since Solaris 11.4 SRU 90, this is blocked as the new process flag PRIV_PROC_SENDTOALL allowing sending a signal to all is not set by default. If you really need to send a signal to all processes, you can explicitly enable it with ppriv.
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Solaris 11.4 SRU 90: Losing your retention
How to create a copy of a ZFS filesystem with a different retention configuration?
Starting with Solaris 11.4 SRU 90, you can override retention.policy and retention.period.grace when doing a zfs send/receive, allowing you to create a copy of a dataset with different (or no) retention settings. Previously this was blocked. Note that already retained files remain retained, and other retention parameters still cannot be overridden.
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