2006 Jul 27 11:47 AM
Hi all,
I have an issue,In SPAU list I click one Function module which is in Red colour,it turned to green,
When i saw that Function module through se37 found all the code is missing in the updated Function module if i wants to reset the original Code,How can i do it with out Access Key,
Thanks,
Girish.
Hi all,
I have an issue,In SPAU list I click one Function module which is in Red colour,it turned to green,
When i saw that Function module through se37 found all the code is missing in the updated Function module if i wants to reset the original Code,How can i do it with out Access Key,
Thanks,
Girish.
2006 Jul 28 5:18 AM
Hi Girish ,
while importing itself u have to retain the Source Code , check it have any Inactive Versions in that FM.
Regards
Prabhu
2006 Jul 28 5:34 AM
1) Click on Adopt Modification
Left side new system code
Right side old system code
Text in blue indicates that corresponding code is not present in another version.
We have to refer to old system (right side in split editor) texts in blue which means that particular block is missing in new system.
1) Press button modify button to scroll through modifications
2) To copy code of old system, place your cursor against modification (right side of split screen) and press Copy to accept modifications. The text would be stored in buffer.
3) Place cursor in left side of split editor and clink on insert. It will paste the old system block in new system.
To: add insert block of old system, press insert,
add replace block of old system, press replace
add Delete block of old system, press delete.
Keep the previous Transport Request number in Comments for future reference.
When you say copy, only the code between insert block is copied in buffer.
Do:
- Syntax check after each modification adoption.
- Compare both the versions at every block of modification.
- After successful modification, activate the object.
- Sometimes, changes would be adopted automatically. (mostly for objects where traffic light green is indicated), but you could follow the same steps as above for adjustment if it is not adjusted.
Cheers,
Thomas Mann.
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