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support/azure/virtual-machines/windows/serial-console-overview.md

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- Australia East
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- Austria East
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- Belgium Central
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- Brazil South
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- Brazil Southeast
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support/dynamics/gp/this-document-has-been-posted.md

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Select PSTGSTUS, BCHSOURC, VOIDSTTS,TRXSORCE, DEX_ROW_ID * from SOP10100 where SOPNUMBE = 'Enter your SOP Document number with issue'
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Select PSTGSTUS, BCHSOURC, VOIDSTTS,TRXSORCE, DEX_ROW_ID, * from SOP10100 where SOPNUMBE = 'Enter your SOP Document number with issue'
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PSTGSTUS (For an unposted document, it should read "0.")
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BCHSOURC (For an unposted document, it should read "Sales Entry.")
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VOIDSTTS (For an unposted document, it should read "0.")
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PSTGSTUS (For an unposted document, it should read "0".)
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BCHSOURC (For an unposted document, it should read "Sales Entry".)
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VOIDSTTS (For an unposted document, it should read "0".)
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TRXSORCE (For an unposted document, it should be blank.)
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Microsoft plans to resolve this problem in a future release of Microsoft Configuration Manager.
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Microsoft has released a hotfix to address this issue: [Cloud management gateway deployment maintenance update for Configuration Manager 2409, 2503](/intune/configmgr/hotfix/2503/35958849). [Configuration Manager 2509](/intune/configmgr/hotfix/2509/35877153) includes this hotfix.
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| Configuration Manager 2403 HFRU | A02D38C5-021E-4144-8249-E7CDE48DA83F|
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| Configuration Manager 2503 | AA928926-5C76-4DE0-B51F-0FE4D365DFE2 |
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support/power-platform/power-automate/desktop-flows/browser-automation/failed-to-assume-control-of-edge-chrome-firefox-error.md

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title: Workarounds for SAP GuiTree Capture Issues in Power Automate for desktop
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description: Learn how to resolve issues with capturing SAP GuiTree objects in Power Automate for desktop. Explore UI automation and SAP GUI scripting as workarounds.
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ms.reviewer: iomimtso, ststavri, v-shaywood
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# Can't capture SAP GuiTree objects
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Currently, Power Automate for desktop doesn't support capturing SAP GuiTree objects. Support for capturing SAP GuiTree objects is planned for a future release. Until this feature is available, you can use one of the workarounds in this article if your desktop flow must interact with these controls.
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Power Automate for desktop doesn't capture SAP GuiTree objects when you use SAP automation actions.
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## Workaround 1: Use UI automation
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Use [UI automation actions](/power-automate/desktop-flows/actions-reference/uiautomation) to interact with the controls. Capture the controls by using the UI element picker. Then, use UI automation actions in your desktop flow.
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## Workaround 2: Use SAP GUI scripting
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Use SAP GUI scripting to automate controls that the SAP automation actions don't capture. For the configuration steps, see [Configure SAP GUI scripting](/power-automate/guidance/rpa-sap-playbook/vbscript-based-sap-gui-automation-overview).
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This article helps you resolve an issue in which an authentication popup appears when you use the **Launch SAP** action in Microsoft Power Automate for desktop.
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:::image type="content" source="media/handle-authentication-popup-launch-sap/authentication-popup-appears-when-launching-sap.png" alt-text="Power Automate for desktop workflow with Run application, UI automation actions to handle authentication popup, and Attach to running SAP actions.":::
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- [UI automation actions](/power-automate/desktop-flows/actions-reference/uiautomation)
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- [SAP automation actions](/power-automate/desktop-flows/actions-reference/sap)
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- [Introduction to SAP GUI–based RPA in Power Automate Desktop](/power-automate/guidance/rpa-sap-playbook/introduction)
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