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RSTXTRAN

Former Member — Thu, 10 May 2007 10:09:49 GMT

Can anybody tell me that how can i assign a CR no into a Standard Text through a program RSTXTRAN.

Re: RSTXTRAN

Former Member — Thu, 10 May 2007 10:14:15 GMT

chk the documentation of that program to know about that

Short text

Transfer of SAPscript Texts to a Correction

Description

The report RSTXTRAN allows a set of SAPscript texts (or the text key) to

be transferred to a correction or repair of the transport system. The

name of the correction/repair can either be transferred as a report

parameter, or the correction/repair can be selected later in a selection

window. The text key can be qualified generically using the asterisk

character (*).

When the report has been executed, the list of selected texts appears.

Individual texts can be deselected in this list. When the function

"Continue" is executed, the final list of texts which are to be

transferred is displayed. The transfer of texts to the correction/repair

can now be activated by the appropriate function, and must be confirmed

in a dialog box.

Requirements

There is a correction/repair in which the selected text keys can be

entered, if it is not being processed. The report can only insert text

keys in corrections or repairs, not however in transport requests.

However, the objects contained in a correction can be transferred to a

transport request with the correction and transport system transaction.

It should also be noted that the report selects texts in the current

client, but that the transport system generally exports texts from

client 000.

Output

When the report has been executed, a list of the selected texts is

output. Information about whether transfer to the correction/repair was

possible is displayed for each text key.

Reasons for failed transfer include

- the correction/repair is currently being processed

- the correction/repair does not exist

Example

All German standard texts with the ID ST, whose names begin with

SAPSCRIPT, are to be entered in the correction B20K009999. The report

parameters are then assigned values as follows:

- Correction: B20K009999

- Text object: TEXT

- Text name: SAPSCRIPT*

- Text ID: ST

- Text language: D

Re: RSTXTRAN

sreeramkumar_madisetty — Thu, 10 May 2007 10:14:28 GMT

Check the documentation of the Report RSTXTRAN.

Regards,

Sreeram

Re: RSTXTRAN

Former Member — Thu, 10 May 2007 10:15:02 GMT

first create a blank CR , and assign that CR after executing this report.

Regards

Prabhu

Re: RSTXTRAN

Former Member — Thu, 10 May 2007 10:15:06 GMT

Hello,

use the program RSTXTRAN. to transport the standard texts.

you have to create a customizing request for this..

Procedure for transporting standard text

1. In se38 run program RSTXTRAN

2. Enter the following entries

Name of correction ( in which request number u want to

place ) -> DV3k590456

Text key - object -> Text

Text key - name (u r standard text name )

Text key - ID -> ST

Text key - language -> EN

3. click execute button (F8)

4. select u r standard text and press enter

5. If will ask whether to place the standard text in rquest number DV3k590456 then, press Yes button

6. u r standard text will be placed in DV3k590456

Regards

Vasanth

Re: RSTXTRAN

Former Member — Thu, 10 May 2007 10:16:25 GMT

Hi,

Steps..

Create a work bench CR in the transaction SE09..

Modify the task to Development correction / Repair..

Go to the program RSTXTRAN..

In the name of correction give the task number (Not the CR number)

Give the Text Key..Your standard text name..

Press F8...

Press select all..

Then Press enter..

Then press the button "Trsfr texts to corr".

Now the standard texts will be moved to a CR..

Then release the CR and move it to QA..

Regards

Nilesh

Re: RSTXTRAN

Former Member — Thu, 10 May 2007 10:17:28 GMT

Hi Prathik,

I wish to add one more point to the procedure explained by Vasanth.

If you are trying to add a standard text to a request, you should be the OWNER of the request.

Regards

Sailaja.