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Former Member

‎2008 Jul 11 2:40 PM

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Hi,

During system upgrade are our codes that we ahave written in the user Exit and Customer exits avalaible or do we need to copy paste the same again in the upgraded version?

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ThomasZloch
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‎2008 Jul 11 2:44 PM

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Think about it for a second...what would happen if all customer exits worldwide would get erased during upgrades?

Hi,

During system upgrade are our codes that we ahave written in the user Exit and Customer exits avalaible or do we need to copy paste the same again in the upgraded version?

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ThomasZloch
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‎2008 Jul 11 2:44 PM

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Think about it for a second...what would happen if all customer exits worldwide would get erased during upgrades?

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‎2008 Jul 11 2:54 PM

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Hi Thomas.I think you misinterpreted my question.

I know that the userexits and the customer exits are avaliable but my question is that "Is the code written inside the exits avaliable again in the upgraded system or do we need to paste it ?"

Hope I am making sense to you and others?

Edited by: Christino Ronaldo on Jul 11, 2008 3:54 PM

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ThomasZloch
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‎2008 Jul 11 3:00 PM

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Hi,

I understood you correctly and asked a little provocative question. Of course, all the code will still be available after the upgrade. Some exits you might need to adjust in the SPAU transaction, but nothing will be lost.

Thomas