Copying prog

[Former Member]

I have one program along with screen 1000 in 4.6C ( have also two tables ).

I have to copy this program in to 4.7 E.

How easily can I do this ?

[Former Member]

I have one program along with screen 1000 in 4.6C ( have also two tables ).

I have to copy this program in to 4.7 E.

How easily can I do this ?

[Former Member]

hi,

in se38 when u choose PROGRAM -> COPY u will get a pop-up, like what u want to copy, screens, includes, variants etc. u check all the boxes.

hope it helps..

reward if useful..

[Former Member]

Go to transaction SE38. write ur program name. On that screen in PROGRAM menu, you have copy option, select that. Then it will ask waht all things you want to copy, screen, include and rest of the things related to that program, tick mark them, write the target program name where you want to copy, and click Ok. your program will be copied to target program.

Similarrly you can copy the tables from SE11.

Best Regards,

Vibha

*Reward points if it helps

[uwe_schieferstein]

Hello Sam

This depends on whether all relevant objects are grouped together within the same package or are they distributed.

If they are within the same package (or development class) then you could pick all objects (in SE80) and put then into a transport request.

If you cannot transport then you could simply copy&paste your report (screen 1000 is not a dynpro but the standard selection screen). However, you have to create your tables (including data elements and domains) manually (SE11).

Regards

Uwe

[Former Member]

Hi Sam,

You can download the program from 4.6C and then upload it again in 4.7E.

For upload/download - go to SE80 -> give your program name -> Utilities -> More Utilities -> Upload/Download

Hope this helps!

Regards,

Saurabh

[anversha_s]

hi sam,

This Link may be hopeful but I do not recommend it in production env. The version management option is the best bet.

Downloading ABAP code to your local PC

Creating Z* test programs is a popular method for conducting tests. However, when an environment is about to get shut down, keeping your test programs becomes tricky. You have to launch se38/37/24/80, select your programs one by one, and choose system -> list -> save -> local file, or use function module WS_DOWNLOAD. This is a lengthy procedure that does not even enable you to save screens, tables, or structures.

An ABAP program available for free download at http://www.dalestech.com/ can help you save your test programs.

Choose home -> R/3 entreprise -> direct download entreprise 1.2

download the .ZIP file,

Unzip

Cut and paste in an ABAP program

Compile and run

All your projects (including multiple classes, programs, function groups, screens and tables) can be saved in less than one minute.

If you want to backup your work in order to keep a certain stable version while you are programming, it might be preferable use a tool that is already embedded in the Workbench: in se38/37/24/80, choose utilities -> versions -> generate version

regards

anver

[Former Member]

Hi,

Download the program to your PC first, then upload the same to your new system, then activate the program, then the Program will avilable in your New system ..

see the link, this may be helpful

http://sap.ittoolbox.com/documents/popular-q-and-a/homogeneous-copy-of-objects-from-one-r3-system-to...

<b>To copy the Tables, see the belwo link</b>

http://searchsap.techtarget.com/tip/0,289483,sid21_gci1163224,00.html

Regards

Sudheer

Message was edited by: Sudheer Junnuthula

[Former Member]

Hi,

You can actually download the program to your local disk and u can upload it using the sytax given below.

"INSERT REPORT rpt_name FROM itab PROGRAM TYPE prg_type UNICODE."

You have to write a small code logic for uploading. Thats it.

Regards,

Balaji