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hi experts,

how do i copy one function group to other.

after copying the FG.

if i delete the copied one.Is it effect the original includes.

thanks.

shyam.

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oliver
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Did you tried in SE80? Open the FG, right MB and select copy. Then you have to specify the new name.

Any problems with that?

Regards,

ok

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oliver
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Did you tried in SE80? Open the FG, right MB and select copy. Then you have to specify the new name.

Any problems with that?

Regards,

ok

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RichHeilman
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You can copy one function group to another name in SE80, simply type the name of the function group in the box and select Function group from the drop down and hit enter, now right click on the function group name in the navigation tree and select Copy. Doing this creates another separate main program for that new function group, so the names of the generated include will definitely change. If you have an additional includes in there, you should probably copy them into the new name and include them manually. Also, your function module names will need to be copied as well, but they must be named different as they currently exists in the old function group. You can later rename them to the old names after the old function group is deleted.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

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Hi

Go to se84, In the left side pane select Program Library-> function groups.

Give some function group name and then in the menu select function group->copy. give the new function group name, then save it in to ur package. Then it will ask u to copy the function modules also in to that group.

Regards

Haritha.