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Post Upgrade Custome Program treated as repairs

Former Member

‎2006 Mar 25 2:00 AM

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We just upgraded a development system from 3.1i to ECC 5.0. I have a custom program that has syntax errors. When I try to edit the program in SE38, it indicates the program needs to be repaired. I can make the change but it requires the modification assistant? This does not seem right to me. Do I have to use the modification assistant to change a "Z" program? Have I missed a step?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Jay

We just upgraded a development system from 3.1i to ECC 5.0. I have a custom program that has syntax errors. When I try to edit the program in SE38, it indicates the program needs to be repaired. I can make the change but it requires the modification assistant? This does not seem right to me. Do I have to use the modification assistant to change a "Z" program? Have I missed a step?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Jay

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RichHeilman
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‎2006 Mar 25 2:42 AM

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You can turn the modification assistant off, I believe it is doing this because the system that you are modifing the object in may not be the original system name. Here is how to turn off the assistant.

From the menu, choose Edit, Modifications Operations, Switch Off Assistant.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

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Former Member

‎2006 Mar 25 5:18 AM

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I will also suggest that, check the development class that is assigned to the program in the old version, due to which that particular custom program is behaving like that.

Thanks,

Sivapratap

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Former Member

‎2006 Mar 25 6:26 AM

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hi,

in SE38 go to edit mode, in the menu Edit->modifications operations-> switch off assistant.

then you can edit the program.

Regards

Vijay

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Former Member

‎2006 Mar 25 6:10 PM

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I can now edit the program. Thanks for the tips above, but now is there any way to change the original system assigned to the program?

Thanks again, Jay

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Former Member
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‎2006 Mar 25 7:40 PM

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Typically you will not have authorization to do this, but you can try that from SE03.

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RichHeilman
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‎2006 Mar 25 8:34 PM

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Please make sure to award points for helpful answers and mark your post as solved when solved completely. Thanks.

Regards,

Rich Heilman