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Hello Gurus,

there are some ideas I 've gotten , but I don't know if it is correct:

(1) wrong or right ?

in " object navigator", I can create a lot of inactive version for the same program. and only one of

them can be activated. after activating, the corresponding inactive verson of this program is deleted.

(2) when activating, there is a loading version created. what does loading version do ?

(3) if I want to modify the operational program (ie. active program), How can I do ?

thanks very much!

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(1) wrong or right ?

in " object navigator", I can create a lot of inactive version for the same program. and only one of

them can be activated. after activating, the corresponding inactive verson of this program is deleted.

Ans- Right.

(2) when activating, there is a loading version created. what does loading version do ?

Ans.. To use that repository object at run time, its load object is required.

When you generate your repository object, a load object is generated.

(3) if I want to modify the operational program (ie. active program), How can I do ?

Ans. Simply open up in editor and start modifying it. Until you activate it, it will be stored as inactive version. During this period last active version is used.

G@urav.

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For one user there will only be once inactive version. You will be re editing the same inactive version. Many users can create many inactive versions. By clicking Display/Change we edit the active version.

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Thanks.

Imran.

Edited by: Alvaro Tejada Galindo on Apr 28, 2008 12:08 PM

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(1) wrong or right ?

in " object navigator", I can create a lot of inactive version for the same program. and only one of

them can be activated. after activating, the corresponding inactive verson of this program is deleted.

  • You can only have one INACTIVE version of the program UNLESS you copy it to another name*

  • It's not deleted, merely Compiled so that you can EXECUTE it *

(2) when activating, there is a loading version created. what does loading version do ?

  • The is the Run version of the program.*

(3) if I want to modify the operational program (ie. active program), How can I do ?

You do this in SE80 (object navigator) or in SE38

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(1) wrong or right ?

in " object navigator", I can create a lot of inactive version for the same program. and only one of

them can be activated. after activating, the corresponding inactive verson of this program is deleted.

Ans- Right.

(2) when activating, there is a loading version created. what does loading version do ?

Ans.. To use that repository object at run time, its load object is required.

When you generate your repository object, a load object is generated.

(3) if I want to modify the operational program (ie. active program), How can I do ?

Ans. Simply open up in editor and start modifying it. Until you activate it, it will be stored as inactive version. During this period last active version is used.

G@urav.

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Hi Bo Zhang,

1) In object navigator you cannot create inactive versions of same program at the same time.

2) Loading version is the active version of the program that is finally saved. It checks all the variables that are to be allocated memory and values to be assignes.

3) For modifying a Active program,

--> If it is a Z program without any editor lock, you can

directly modify ,otherwise only that user can edit that..

--> If it is a SAP predefined program ,you need a access key

to modify them.

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Thanks & Regards,

Khan.

Edited by: Alvaro Tejada Galindo on Apr 28, 2008 12:53 PM