[Status Update] - I'm back :-) and: CDS + S/4HANA + ATP
I Don't know if anyone noticed, I've been away for another month (Elternzeit, yeah! :-) ) - as far as I can tell, I didn't miss much.
Also, my question on CDS-Views in S/4 (and ATP), that I wrote a month ago still has no reactions whatsoever and only 19 views...
(I'm secretly hoping to get a result as good as that other time.. #ccPower)
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Joachim
10 Comments
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Dec 18, 2017 at 07:07 PM
I skip the questions in ABAP forum that have CDS or HANA in the title. Can't help there, sorry.
And I'm guessing the S/4HANA experts out there are too busy diving into their money Scrooge McDuck style. :)
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Dec 19, 2017 at 12:51 PM
Hey Jelena, fair enought!
As for the S/4HANA experts: who exactly would that be in your opinion? Sven Denecken, Joerg Wolf , Yannick Peterschmitt ? Maybe if I @-mention them, they'll let go off the money for a short time and help me with my question?!
;-)
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Joachim
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Dec 19, 2017 at 02:06 PM
> I've been away for another month (Elternzeit, yeah! :-) ) - as far as I can tell, I didn't miss much.
Frankly, German legislation allows for twelve months of Elternzeit per child and parent, so I guess even if you had taken ten more months, the miss in contents would not be much bigger. The miss in community feeling - well, that may be different (I hope).
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Dec 19, 2017 at 06:00 PM
As a side note, sometimes I regret getting involved in the questions that had 0 replies for a while. You never know what OP's expectations are.
If it's still an open question it probably makes sense to bump it up yourself after a while by posting a comment. It'd be cool if SCN could generate an alert/email to OP, like "Hey, it's been out there for a while, are you still looking for an answer? If not then either delete/close or post how it was solved. Sincerely, SCN"
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Dec 20, 2017 at 10:44 AM
OPs don't care to close the question if it has answers, do you think they will be bothered if there are no answers at all?
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Dec 20, 2017 at 04:52 PM
There is always hope. :) Have to admit, I'm bad with closing my own questions. Some of them don't really have a simple answer but I should just close them and move on after a while. Since there is no reminder to do that, I usually forget until I read someone complain about people not closing the questions and then it's like "oh, cr@p..."
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Dec 21, 2017 at 11:10 AM
> Have to admit, I'm bad with closing my own questions.
I try do do that from time to time - just could *accept* 3 more.
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Dec 20, 2017 at 11:56 AM
Thanks to you today was the first time that I encountered a case where the OP responded to a really old question for which I provided an answer.
And once I was on the receiving side - I got an answer when I have almost given up waiting (it was in fact Joachim Rees who helped me).
Usually I avoid participating when a post is older than 3 weeks and there is not an ongoing discussion - even for newer questions it is not uncommon that the OP posts 'something' and disappears.
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Dec 21, 2017 at 10:59 AM
> If it's still an open question it probably makes sense to bump it up yourself after a while by posting a comment
Like "why doesn't anyone help me?" or "I'm still interested, any ideas?!" ?
This would go so much against my "net-education" - I'd usually would say: If someone knows the answer and wants to help you, she/he will do so; you won't improve your chances by 'demanding' an answer more strongly.
But maybe with new SAP-Community and problems with content discovery, the rules have changed? After all, I didn't feel to bad plugging my question here at Coffee Corner.
Do others agree that "bumping" your own question with a comment (without providing more input) is ok here?
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Dec 21, 2017 at 11:08 AM
To my mind it's better to add extra info about the question subject (missing in the original question) and information about author's attempts to solve the issue.
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