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Comparing two Mod Pool Programs?

kiran_k8
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Hi Folks,

Here, we have one Mod Pool program to which we had made many changes.Now we want to compare these two programs just to make a note of the changes in the Spec.

I tried using SE39.But,as it is a module pool program which is having Includes I was not able to compare the Includes using SE39.I mean to say I was not able to see includes of both the programs in the split screen.

Is there any other way to compare so that I can check even the includes of both the programs in the split screen editor.

Thanks & Regards,

K.Kiran.

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sreeramkumar_madisetty
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Hi

by open 2 form painters we can get the field comparison.

By looking into Processing logic of 2 programs we get the program logic diffrences.

Regards,

kumar

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Former Member
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You can write the name of the include in SE39 and then compare them. Have u tried this?

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Former Member
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hi,

u can view the includes in a split screen only by giving the include in the program name.

u can't compare includes which are present in your module pool program by givung the module pool program name in the program name.

Regards,

Sruthi

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Hi,

If you have made changes to the same program, i guess you want to compare the same programs in different systems. If that is the case, you can use the Remote Version Comparison Utility which is there in the Version Management System for the Individual Includes.

regards,

Mahesh

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kiran_k8
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Hi,

Fine thnks Buddy,I was able to compare the inlcudes in the split screen editor b yj ust giving the inlclude name.

Is there any possibility wherein the line numbers which are changed will be highlighted .

K.Kiran.

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Former Member
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Hi,

u can see the differences with the help of $$ symbol at the begining of each line .

Regards,

Sruthi

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kiran_k8
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problem solved,thnks