2009 Apr 09 10:15 AM
Hi,
How to change the SAP Script Package..when i use option copy from client option, it ask for a package but after copied it shows in the $TMP package...
how can i change it.
Regards,
2009 Apr 09 10:17 AM
Goto the Tcode SE03 and select the option "change object directory entry" and execute.
You will get a list of standard ABAP objects. Now select an empty row and give "R3TR" and "FORM" and give your SAP script name in the text box and execute.
Here you can change the Package or Development class.
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Hi,
How to change the SAP Script Package..when i use option copy from client option, it ask for a package but after copied it shows in the $TMP package...
how can i change it.
Regards,
2009 Apr 09 10:17 AM
Goto the Tcode SE03 and select the option "change object directory entry" and execute.
You will get a list of standard ABAP objects. Now select an empty row and give "R3TR" and "FORM" and give your SAP script name in the text box and execute.
Here you can change the Package or Development class.
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2011 Jan 05 3:51 AM
2009 Apr 09 10:18 AM
2009 Apr 09 10:18 AM
Step 1) Execute program RSWBO052
Step 2) Put R3TR FORM <Your SAPScript name>
Step 3) Press F8 and change package
2009 Apr 09 10:19 AM
goto SE38 and execute the report RSWBO052.
Add the form in blank field under R3TR DTEL, mark field and put your sapscript name, (eg: click FORM = Z_script_name )then execute.
now,in the tree double click over sapscript name, and change the package or development class.
2009 Apr 09 10:25 AM
hi,
GOTO->se80->choose package from the dropdown->then write the package namein wchich the sapscrip is->right click on the sapscript name->choose more function->change package assignment.
hope this helps
Regards
Ritesh J
2009 Apr 09 10:27 AM
Hi,
Goto SE80 --> select LOCAL OBJECTS from the drop down and hit enter.
You will be displayed a list of all local objects.
Locate your SAP SCRIPT --> right click on this script name --> click More Functions --> click Change Package Assignment and you will be prompted for a package name.
Give new package name and click done.
Your script is now assigned into the specified package.
Regards,
Tarun
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