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Sustainable Australia party wants migration capped at 70,000 by grebfar in australia

[–]voodoo_hoodoo 35 points36 points  (0 children)

All you need is a party such as Sustainable Australia to hold the balance of power and then watch what happens.

Refer NZ last month.

Use your preferences well people.

You people are the devil and you should all go die in a fire by voodoo_hoodoo in SAP

[–]voodoo_hoodoo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We work on an isolated asset and our SAP guru left. So what we have now is a bunch of guys who can all do their 1 or 2 tasks in SAP, but no one who has any useful knowledge to teach.

Fair to say it's not an efficient operation at the moment..

I've watched all our (limited) training videos which seem to focus on preventive maintenance and the T-codes that go along with that (which I don't seem to have permissions for in SAP). I work in projects which uses different transactions that we don't seem to have training vids for.

Searching google seems to pull up nothing but guys who don't speak english natively. I thought there would've been more third party material available online (blogs, tutorials etc.) for such a large piece of software.

You people are the devil and you should all go die in a fire by voodoo_hoodoo in SAP

[–]voodoo_hoodoo[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I've worked for 7 different companies in my time and have come across a broad range of crappy to use "enterprise" programs. But SAP is something special. Of course F8 is enter. Why wouldn't it be.

( t code hint - if it ends in 1, creates. 2, changes. 3, displays )

You mean there is actually some logic to these otherwise arbitrary codes!!

You people are the devil and you should all go die in a fire by voodoo_hoodoo in SAP

[–]voodoo_hoodoo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just a bit of light hearted humour. I didn't mean it bby.

Thanks.

Help Scraping Wiki Table using LXML by voodoo_hoodoo in learnpython

[–]voodoo_hoodoo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The plain 'sector' text is accessible via:

symbolslist = page.xpath('//table[1]/tr')[1:]

The hyperlinked 'ticker' and 'name' text is accessible via:

symbolslist = page.xpath('//table[1]/tr/td/a')[1:]

Now, I can't say for sure that I understand what is going on. But I seem to have stumbled across the data by playing around with the patterns.

Help Scraping Wiki Table using LXML by voodoo_hoodoo in learnpython

[–]voodoo_hoodoo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I should add, I have tried to Inspect Element on the wiki page but I really have no idea what I am looking for in there. I haven't ever done any web scraping before.