Partitioning Enterprise Architecture Hey there. Welcome back. In this video we’re going to talk about partitioning the enterprise architecture. The requirement taken from the Toga 9. 1 part Two exam requirements says how enterprise architecture can be partitioned to meet the specific needs of an organization within the Toga specification. The concept of partitioning means that you’ve got multiple groups of architects working on the overall enterprise architecture independently and how do you manage those independent pieces so that you avoid some of the problems of having people working that…

Sample Question 1 Okay, this is the third sample question for the part two exam. I’ll get right into it. JT enterprises manufactures door handles and door frames for the construction industry and has a national presence every day. Their factories produce 450,000 metallic door parts that need to be correctly sorted, packaged, and delivered to the right customer. Although ten years ago their technology was a bit of a mess, they’ve really improved a lot with it. JT has been investing in its architectural practice over the last few…

Workflow configurations continued Welcome back. In this video, we will look at complex workflow configurations. Okay, let us just take a look at this video that is available here. I’m taking an example where once the document is submitted for approval, then it should get approved by one of the managers who are available in the group. Just think about this case. In the organization, there are at least three different managers and one of these managers approving the document is good enough. Okay, so that is the case that…

Configuring simple workflows Welcome back. In this video, you will learn about workflows. Workflows typically represent a business process within the organization. It defines how a document should be flowing to the next level, where who should act on this particular document, who should approve the document. Right? So let us take a quick look at an example here. If you take a look at the vendor invoice related workflow, typically this might be the requirement. So someone records the vendor invoice here and based on the value of the…

16. Journal control and Posting restrictions Let us take a look at this journal control and posting restrictions. Okay, so on a selected journal name I have this journal control button, right? So by clicking on that we will be able to do some sort of controlling for the journal name. Okay, so make sure that you are with the selected journal name here, right? And you define like what account types can be allowed. So you see here which account types can be posted, right? That’s what it is…

14. Journal names Welcome back everyone. Our discussion topic in this video is Journal Names. Firstly. Why journal names? So every time that we are creating the journals we are selecting the Journal name firstly and then we are going into the lines, right? Let us understand why do we need need the Journal names? Firstly, through Journal Names we can enable the approval process. So there are two approval processes that we can enable usually. So one is the workflow approval process and the other one is a normal…

Account Structures In this video you will learn about account structures. To be able to explain you about account structures, let me directly jump into the application and let us start with the question that we parked aside in the previous video. So what was the question? Let me go to the general journals. So the question was when we create a journal and get into the lines and select an account here, like travel expense. So the moment that I select an account here, I am seeing the dimensions…

Creation of Vendor groups and Posting profiles In this video, we will talk about vendor groups and posting profiles. All right? So so far, when you’re creating the vendors, I have always been telling you that vendor group is mandatory for you, right? And we have been selecting the vendor group all the time, right? So this is the time that we will have to know about vendor groups and posting profiles. All right? Before we start creating the posting profiles, I want you to understand the general ledger and…

STDIN, STDOUT, STDERR, <, <<, <<<, >, >>, | We ended up in a new section, section 103 four using flows, pipes and diversions. Let us first discuss three important terms. These are standard input or STD in for short, standard output or STD out for short, and standard arrow STD error for short. What do we mean by that? Let’s start with the standard output. The default output channel is mostly the screen. When I, for example, enter LS in the terminal to list the directory content, then the…

tar This lesson is about the Tar command. Tar is a So-called Archiving tool and is the abbreviation for tape archival. Originally Tar was used to back up to tape drives. With the help of Tar, you can pack several files together and store them in one file. Contrary to popular belief, this does not necessarily mean that the files are always compressed. You can use compression with Tar, but you can leave it alone with Tar. You can create an archive from several files or directories, both compressed and…