SAP denies liability in TomorrowNow suit
Court filings in the ongoing Oracle SAP lawsuit revealed while the German software company admits some of the charges, it has denied liability and requested a jury trial.
SAP has responded to Oracle’s most recent complaint in the ongoing TomorrowNow lawsuit by admitting certain suspected activities but denying legal liability.
In documents filed late last week with the US court hearing the Oracle lawsuit, SAP revealed it had foreseen the possibility of legal action from its main competitor once it bought the now defunct, third-party Oracle support company in 2005.
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SAP has responded to Oracle’s most recent complaint in the ongoing TomorrowNow lawsuit by admitting certain suspected activities but denying legal liability.
In documents filed late last week with the US court hearing the Oracle lawsuit, SAP revealed it had foreseen the possibility of legal action from its main competitor once it bought the now defunct, third-party Oracle support company in 2005.
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Thank You Senthil. That makes sense.
There is a problem in the very first line. Variables &FileDirAndName and &Archive_Dir will not be resolved if its inside the double quotes. You have to do something like this:
&cmd = "cp " | &FileDirAndName " " | &Archive_Dir;
Also, your IF stat...
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