How to compare version between script's

[ram_sahoo]

Hi Experts,

I have comapre version in script,Means 1st version of script i send to Production system and and later changes in development system i want those latest changes in development system.So anyone can help me for this requirement,How to compare between both version.

Thanks,

[Former Member]

Hi,

The comparison tool in SAPscript only compares between two clients on the same system, so won't help in your case.

One available option is to go into each script and download the form info (Utilities -> Form info), then save this to a PC file.  As pretty much every element of the form is listed out you can compare the two documents using your favourite split screen editor.

Regards,

Nick

[ram_sahoo]

Hi Nick,

Sorry now i saw i have to compare between two TR First and TR second both are availabe in Production and Quality system.There i need compare between both because when second TR sent to Quality and Production i am facing problem.So as per my knowledge in second TR i want know what changes somebody has done.

Thanks,

[Former Member]

Hi

You can try to print the Script INFO of the two version and so check the differences

Max

[Former Member]

Hi,

We cannot do version comparison in SAP Script.

Only thing available is to download the script and compare.

Thanks!

Regards,

Aneesh

[ram_sahoo]

Hi,

Can you help me how to compare sap script after download.

Thanks,

[mayur_priyan]

You can place the downloaded script in MS WORD and using Compare tool you can find the differences between the two files.

Step 1. Have 2 Word Documents (.doc, .docx).

Step2. Goto Review –> Compare ( Select “Compare”, Compare 2 versions of document. )

You can refer this blog for using the tool.

How to compare two documents in Microsoft Word - Simple Help

Regards,

Mayur

[Former Member]

Hi Ram,

Take back of sap script in note pad by using program RSTXSCRP of production version and devlopment system..

Then using NOTEPAD++ you can trace the changes between two versions.

Cheers,

Pravin