This is a funny Note

[#1]

Good morning Slackers Cool People in the Coffee Corner,

I just came across a funny OSS Note.

Why do I find it funny ? As a technician, it's always nice to know little secrets for working with SAP's products,

little gems of information, short cuts and tips and tricks, and this OSS Note describes the steps to find some

information on Fiori, and the funny thing is, the steps involved take unintuitive to a new level.

Just when you thought things couldn't get any more unintuitive, then this little gem comes along.

Nice one.

Best regards,

Andy.

p.s. please respect the OSS and do not quote the contents of the OSS Note here

[Lukas_Weigelt]

--> 2000955

Not funny or bizzare, but can somebody explain to me what this note is technically good for? O.o

[former_member184737]

Hi Lukas,

     Really too interesting. A big NONE.

Thanks

[Former Member]

1764658

I keep wondering... do they mean relational... or rational?

[petr_solberg]

Hi Lukas,

I gotta say, a really big thanks for showing me

     2000955

You asked

     can somebody explain to me what this note is technically good for?

That Note is a placebo...

We had a problem, it solved itself, we implemented 2000955

Nice one

Andy.

[Kiran_Valluru]

Hi Lukas,

Generally, For any fix, corrections will be done and a Note will be released. To release the Correction instructions, a Note has to be attached to it which generally is the corresponding Note going to release for the fix to customer.

In some(most) cases, internal corrections has to be done - for example, Note implementations in Maintenance systems, or fixing checkman errors or some other internal corrections( not for customer release/fix). Inorder to release such corrections, a dummy note will be created and attached to those correction instructions.

So, that's the actual purpose of dummy notes (which actually has a use internally but of no use externally) If you search "dummy note" you will get lot more pages!

Just for info guys!

Regards,

Kiran

[Lukas_Weigelt]

Hi Kiran,

thanks for solving this mystery!

If you search "dummy note" you will get lot more pages!

Indeed, the hit list exceeds 20k matches!

Cheers, Lukas