Jelly Citea - The Best Milk Tea Place in the Philippines

I am a big fan of Taiwanese milk tea and i have tried so many milk tea shops all over the Philippines. So far Jelly Citea is the best for me, not only their pricing is competitive, they also have lots of choices in their menu. They have rock salt and cheese flavor which they named after cities around the world. Cool isnt it? :) And they never fail to surprise their customers with their new blends of flavors.

They use freshly brewed tea leaves. Jelly Citea's royal milk tea is so creamy but with a hint of malty black tea leaves. Its is not too sweet, just right for a certified milk tea lovers like me.

I love their Manila flavor, which has a refreshing tea base and a creamy milky foam at the top. It is so delighting that you would want more of it once youve tasted it the first time. All i can say is that I WANT MORE Jelly Citea!

MS ACCESS as a tool in data comparison

MS ACCESS can be used to compare the data from two tables. This technique offers a solution for those who want to find content differences between two tables in excel, text or other file format. Using SQL Joins,  it will show record changes from one table to the other. New records that were added and old records that were deleted can be easily compared. In addition to comparing differences, there is another feature that will link the changes from your source data file.  

This can be done by following the steps below:

(1)     Open MS ACCESS (Start – All programs – Microsoft Office)

(2)     Click File à New à Blank Database

(3)     Upload the data/table in MS ACCESS by clicking TABLES à NEW

      

(4)     Choose Link Table if you want to link the changes from your external file table to MS Access database.

(5)     Click Queries à New. Then select from the options given. 

(6)     By choosing Design view, you can customize your query by filling up the table and changing the Join properties (View à Join Properties) or using an SQL statement (View à SQL View). The other four query wizard options can also be used.

 

(7)     Click Query à Run. Then save the Query.

(8)     You can also match a Query to a table and a Query to a Query.

Compare SAP ABAP Programs: Splitscreen Editor - SE39

For every revision in our program, we usually want to compare and observe the changes applied to the original program. Most of the time, or should I say as a best practice, we create a copy of the original program into a temporary program name. This will ensure that we do not mess up the original program for every revision that we are doing. Note that even a small change in the program can affect the whole system or subsystems connected to it.

Sometimes a running program is not enough basis for us to conclude that the program will run perfectly. With T-code SE39 - Splitscreen Editor you can display the source texts of two ABAP programs or two methods of ABAP classes next to each other or you can compare them. Changes in the program will be highlighted so we can easily recognize and decide if these changes are correct and necessary. Also, most programmers are inserting temporary codes in the program for the sake of doing a test analysis or proving something. Then at the end of coding, we usually forget to remove those unnecessary codes or “dead codes”. It may not affect the program itself but it can be a confusion to the next programmer who will read the codes. Using this Split Screen Editor, we can easily detect programs that are added to the original program.

To compare a program in the current system with one in another system, choose Compare different systems from the initial screen of the splitscreen editor. A field appears on the screen in which you can enter the RFC destination of the R/3 System containing the required program.

Information Technology Wizard: Unleash the storm: New BlackBerry Storm 3

Information Technology Wizard: Unleash the storm: New BlackBerry Storm 3: "The new Blackberry Storm 3 is an eye-candy for every gadget lovers.Mark up your calendar! September 2011 is the most awaited release of this..."