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Change package screen problem

rodrigo_paisante3
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‎2012 Jan 13 2:11 PM

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Hi experts,

we have the same problem of this thread

We want to transport a screen 700 but it is in $TMP package and we cant change it.

We tried all suggestions but did not work.

Thanks in advance,

Rodrigo Paisante

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Former Member

‎2012 Jan 13 2:14 PM

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what is happening when you goto SE51 and click on object directory entry and click change in that popup?

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rodrigo_paisante3
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‎2012 Jan 13 2:22 PM

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Hi,

When I try to change via SE51, the popup show the function group XCN1, with package CN.

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Former Member
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‎2012 Jan 13 2:28 PM

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is it a custom screen or a standard screen?

got it.. wait .. i ll check

Edited by: Soumyaprakash Mishra on Jan 13, 2012 8:01 PM

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Former Member
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‎2012 Jan 13 2:38 PM

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so, these are the custom exits.. either screen 600 or 700 right?

add like this.. your screen is in proper package.. just check if it is in a TR or not... (by going to utilities->version etc etc) let me know.. i think that definitely will be in a TR.. but let me know..

and now about your PBO and PAI modules.. find out which include are they in (double click on the modules), and change the object directory entry for the includes

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rodrigo_paisante3
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‎2012 Jan 13 2:55 PM

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Yes, custom exits, you are right!

But they are not in TR and show LOCAL.

The includes are ok, they are in TR.

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rodrigo_paisante3
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‎2012 Jan 13 3:45 PM

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I do not believe...

We simulate the same problem in our sandbox system.

Then we change the package of function group to our Z package.

The next step was to change to standard package.

Done! Now the screen exit is not local and function group is in standard package...

I call this solution as "Neymar (brazilian Santos FC soccer player) drible " solution...

Thanks for your help Mishra.

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alex_campbell
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‎2012 Jan 13 4:35 PM

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There's a special Object Directory Entry Object type (R3TR FUGX) for Function Groups for Customer Exits. If you go to SE03, and double-click 'Change Object Directory Entries', in the subsequent dialog you can select your object in the 'Selection by Objects' area (using the object type FUGX) and then execute. This will let you change the package assignment for the Customer Exit Function Group.