‎2009 Apr 07 4:19 AM
I want to delete hundreds of variant. It takes time to delete it one by one thru GOTO>Variants>Delete.
Any other solution to carry on mass deletion ?
Thanks,
Git
‎2009 Apr 07 5:00 AM
Hi,
u can find all the variants in table 'VARID'...
goto SE16N and enter VARID, before executing type '&SAP_EDIT' in command box and press enter..
here you can delete or edit the entries...
Hope it helps!!
Regards,
Pavan
‎2009 Apr 07 4:35 AM
‎2009 Apr 07 4:39 AM
Unable to create any report or even run SE37 because I'm on productive system.
Only SE38 execution is allow.
‎2009 Apr 07 5:08 AM
Hi,
you can try to use LSMW. It should be easy to define one batch input for deleting variant and then read all variants from csv file.
Cheers
‎2009 Apr 07 7:44 AM
Thanks both recommendation.
Just want to confirm my restriction that only SE38 is allowed.
SE16N and LSMW are not authorized too
‎2009 Apr 07 8:04 AM
Hi,
Write a simple program.
first get the all required entries from DB table 'VARID' into an internal table.
now, LOOP the above internal table and call FM 'RS_VARIANT_DELETE' by passing the 'REPORT' and 'VARIANT' for each line.
Hope it solves!!
Regards,
Pavan
‎2009 Apr 07 5:00 AM
Hi,
u can find all the variants in table 'VARID'...
goto SE16N and enter VARID, before executing type '&SAP_EDIT' in command box and press enter..
here you can delete or edit the entries...
Hope it helps!!
Regards,
Pavan
‎2009 Apr 07 8:06 AM
Try this, Click on system->services->reporting.
specify the program name. goto->variants. select your variant and click delete button in the tool bar.
or you can use the FM 'RS_VARIANT_DELETE'.
Regards,
Joan
‎2011 Sep 30 8:26 PM
Try this if you have access to SE80.
Programs -> enter program name -> Execute -> check the program name box -> goto Programs -> select Display ->
Goto -> Variants -> goto Variant -> select Catalogue -> select Deletion criteria -> a window will pop-up with all the variants -> check individually or select all -> hit Delete variant -> say yes to the pop-up to confirm -> BINGO!
‎2011 Oct 01 12:08 AM