how to retrive deleted program

[Former Member]

hello experts,

my mistake somebody has deleted my program with name z sales is there is any way to get back deleted objects.

thanks amit.

[Former Member]

Try to get it from Version Management.

Create a program with the same name as earlier (which is deleted)

Click on "Utilities" --> "Versions" --> "Version Management"

Select the version of your earlier program and click on display.

Your earlier program is displayed here.

Regards,

Satish

[Former Member]

well satish but in deleted program how can i enter into version management.

[Former Member]

Just re-create it. If you deleted program ZOLD, create new program ZOLD, save it and go to version management. You can retrieve any version you want.

Rob

[Former Member]

Check my answer, given above

[former_member194669]

Hi,

Here is the catch. If your deleted program is in $TMP then you cannot able to retrieve.

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[Former Member]

well rob its not showing any old version.

[Former Member]

If there is no version maintained, you need to contact with your basis guy he may help you.

Regards,

Satish

[Former Member]

So it was either a local object, or the initial transport was never released??

Rob

[Former Member]

yw rob its initian tr never transpoted yet..

[Former Member]

As Satish said earlier, maybe basis can help; otherwise, better get typing.

Rob

[Former Member]

Whether those program were the part of TR.

If yes then that TR must be in prod, just copy the code from there.

If not then it is very hard to retrieve back the program. basis needs to check all the logs and if they are deleted few days back then the data stored in temporary tables which mostly moved to file system would have been deleted. So it is highly difficult to get the programs back.

[Former Member]

Hi,

You can use version management if it was a transportable program. Create the program with the same exact name as it was, then go to Utitlies, Versions, Version Mangagement, you will be able to retrieve the last version.

Otherwise ... you can not.

Regards,

Ferry Lianto