Please see rules of engagement before posting. It has nothing to do with being nasty. It has to do with people who don't search before writing a question here (which happens more often than I can count), thereby wasting other people's time on questions that have previously been asked. In short, before using the forum, common courtesy dictates that you search first, then if you can't find the answer, post your question.
Rule number one: Try to find the answer first. There are tons of resources out there, show that you have tried to find the answer. A question that shows that the person is willing to try and help themselves is more likely to be answered than one which simply demands information. Tell us what you have done to try and solve the problem yourself - often we can learn from that too!
Obviously you should check SAP's online help, and if you have not looked for SAP Notes you should make the readers aware of this. Many SDNers are very helpful and will even search for SAP Notes for you if you don't have that possibility yourself, but many will assume that you have already searched for SAP Notes.
Search the forums, the articles, the blog posts and the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) in the Wiki for your topic.
Well spoken. There are too many people asking silly questions and it clearly shows that they dont really know what they are doing and have not spent the minimum amount of time with Google, forums, notes and help.sap.com
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