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4.5b - Copy code to Notepad

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Hi All,

I am working on SAP- 4.5 B ,I need to copy the code & put it in ECC 6.0.

So first i want to copy it into notepad.the problem here is that in 4.5 B only one line can be selected at a time.

How can I copy the entire code.

Please suggest.I promise to Reward.

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goto SE38 & open the program. In the tool bar you have an option to export code to local file. Save it in local file & then copy paste in ECC6

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goto SE38 & open the program. In the tool bar you have an option to export code to local file. Save it in local file & then copy paste in ECC6

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in your apllication toolbar we have a button 'save to local disk'. it looks like a note book. press it and it will save ur code in to notepad.

beside this button there is something to load local file.press this and upload to 6.0.

REWARD ME IF HAPPY WITH THE SOLUTION.

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or u ll have a tool bar exactly below the name of the report.ther u ll have two buttons.load local file and save as liocal file.from there u can copy the program.

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Clemenss
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Hi annapurna,

BASIS people can create transport and import it - saves lot of time.

Alternative:

Program REPTRAN will export code, includes, screens and text elements.

If it is not avaliable in 4.5: Use in ECC600 for itself and implement with Z name in 4.5 system. It is a simple report without includes.

code extract:


*& Report  REPTRAN
*&
*& This report allows to display and save complete programs and
*& function modules.
*&
*& This report was originally written by Frank Wolf, Xaption GmbH
*& Its original name was ZREPTRAN (see www.abaps.de).

Regards,

Clemens