What types of Joins are possible with Sql Server?

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What are the major configuration management tools in devops ?

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List some popular graph databases?

1

What is cast in mysql?

483

What is the function of the transport system and workbench organiser?

643

Explain what is distributed cache in mapreduce framework?

367

How to prepare parametrized (with more than one parameters) crystal report.pls tell me the code procedure, if any body can?

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Material Determination Issue while posting billing document. I am taking about the standard process of SAP. Just try entry with Outcome as A while defining substitute reason and then process the order. It will show both the old and new material with item category as TAX and TAPS respectively. TAX for non- stock item- means as of now the material is not available. TAPS- the new material which has replaced the old material. Now, if you will see the configuration of item category TAX and TAPS in IDES, it would be more clearer as I mentioned in the first update. The only issue is - I am facing a problem in billing. Now if you re-consider my post, I guess it would be more clearer. However, the issue is that in billing its not showing the right price. Please suggest. Configuration - Item category- TAX- Old material. Billing relevance- A Stats- X Pricing- NO Item Category- TAPS- New materail Billing Relevance- A Stats- NO Pricing- Yes Because I want both the material in billing, so billing relevance is A. And I want the price of new material so for TAPS pricing - Yes. But every time I am trying system is taking the price of TAX. Not sure why? If I make it as vice- verse, thinking lets take the price of new material, now the system is taking the price of old .

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Can I upgrade from 32bit to 64bit?

605

What is meant by unidirectional or half-wave ac voltage controller?

599

Define a/b testing?

89

What is the flag in java?

616

What is database definition (dbd)?

488

Explain the yii versions?

3

Why common-collector circuit is known as an emitter follower?

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