As a reminder, Registered users have the following benefits:
SBOnotes.com is a FREE service with hundreds of visitors each day. Don't hesitate, particiapte today!
Ed Monk
Now you can get the SBOnotes.com US Jobs in RSS format. Use your favorite reader to browse through the U.S. jobs consolidated from various sources on the internet.
RSS Feed: SBOnotes.com - U.S. Job Board RSS Feed
Jobs Page: SBOnotes.com - U.S. Job Board Page
Enjoy!
Edward Monk
Directly from the Clients First Business Solutions website:
Here is a very well written comprehensive user guide to SAP Business One. It’s in Microsoft Word format so you can customize it and make edits for your own company. We hope you find this helpful.
I have been running a number of upgrades recently and have had more than my share of failed installs on my terminal servers. It started with failed add-ons and yesterday during a test install the SBO client uninstalled itself after a server-side hotfix and I had difficulty re-installing the client.
What i have found for both the client and several add-ons is: don't install from a network location. Copy the files to the local desktop and install from there.
Now on www.SBOnotes.com, place your resume on your profile and it will automatically appear on the website. If you are looking for a Business One job, where better than the place where companies and consultants use as a reference?
Also, we have consolidated job postings (US) from various differe job sites for Business One Jobs!
As always SBOnotes.com is free of charge, but many of the service require you setup an account.
Thank you for your continued support!
Ed Monk
SAP Business One jobs from several job boards around the Internet are consolidated onto one page on SBOnotes.com.
Look for "SBO Jobs" in the navigation bar at the top of the screen.
"jm" from The Orchestra Team published a nice, in-depth article on closing out the year on SBO.
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SELECT T0.U_NAME FROM OUSR T0 Where internal_k = $[user]
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While creating a report in Print Layout Designer (PLD) from a query I noted that the maximum number of fields that the PLD would import was 100.