on 03-19-2009 6:30 AM
Hi Experts,
For some purpose i trying to find out the table where document attached in service desk incident saves so can any one help on this.
Thanks
Suveer
Hi All,
Speaking of service desk attachments, does any one knows how to limit the size of the file that is allowed to attach in a service desk message?
For example, we want users to upload only a maximum size of 1MB of document in a service desk message. Is this possible?
Also, is there a way that we can limit the file types that can be uploaded? For example, we need to restrict documents like mp3, mpeg, etc. Is there any way?
Hoping for your kind response.
Thank you,
Ice
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Hi,
Not sure but I assume that it is in the same tables as in CRM. In CRM the relevant tables are:
SKWG_BREL
CRMORDERPHIO/CRMORDERLOIO
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Hi,
maybe you can try with the steps below
1. Specify the program AI_SDK_FILL_FILE_TYPE_TABLE and run it.
2. Set the Update flag in the following dialog.
3. Run the program.
Schedule program as background job
4. Schedule the program as a background job.
Start time: Immediately.
Period: Quarterly (every three months)
Refer to the attached file in order to get there.
Please refer to the these notes as well
1080131 : Check on attachments and file types
569392 : SAP Support Desk: Sending attachments to SAP
You should run the program AI_SDK_FILL_FILE_TYPE_TABLE so that SAP can
read all the attachments which you send with your message . The program
updates the file type tables AISDK_FILETX and AISDK_FILETY. You can run
this program manually or schedule it as a periodic background job.
Cheers,
SH
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