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Query - copy layout - really need this

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Hello,

is there a way, a workaround, or what so ever to

copy / download a Layout of a Query.

(and then import it ... )

I really need this so please explain me how I could do this!

thx in advance!

greetings

Steven

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Sm1tje
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there are two types of areas of queries : local and gobal. If query is local, you cannot transport them, copy to them to global area and you'll be able to transport.

You can do it with program: RSAQR3TR.

You can transport queries between systems in SQ02 (hit the lorry button) or run program RSAQR3TR.

You download the infosets, queries etc into a file and load them into whichever system you wish.

After transport release, you can import them into other system(s).

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Sm1tje
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there are two types of areas of queries : local and gobal. If query is local, you cannot transport them, copy to them to global area and you'll be able to transport.

You can do it with program: RSAQR3TR.

You can transport queries between systems in SQ02 (hit the lorry button) or run program RSAQR3TR.

You download the infosets, queries etc into a file and load them into whichever system you wish.

After transport release, you can import them into other system(s).

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Micky,

I already knew how to transport a query itself but my problem

is that there are "layouts" designed (and assigned) to these query.

so when i want to copy or transport a query, i also want to transport/copy the

layouts that are created...

example: Query Q has 2 layouts assigned to it (L1 and L2)

so now, I want to copy Q > Q2 so that it also has those two layouts included

so if you know a trick to copy a query (with the layouts inside - or a way to assign these layouts afterwards)

please let me know!!

thx already for your reaction

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Sm1tje
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When you say the layout, do you mean the actual layout of the query OUTPUT? So the way the ALV grid / list is displayed?

well maybe than it is possible to use a variant and transport that. But I'm not sure if this also works for Queries.

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Former Member
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Jeps, i mean the layout of the ALV (where we define sorting, etc)

is there a way to move this one ??

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Sm1tje
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After the ALV is displayed, you can save this variant for user / default / system wide. I'm not sure about the transaction code.

But what you can do is this (at least try it): go to se38 and enter the name of the generated report. Mark radiobutton variants, click display, enter variant name, Utilities, transport request. But again, I'm not sure if this will work.....

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Former Member
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still no working result ...

damn!

will try some more tomorrow

greetings

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Sm1tje
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Well I'm definitely out of suggestions, so good luck to you tomorrow.

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Former Member
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thx 4 the support Micky!

I will post (if i find one) sollution here ... if there is one

greetings

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this program solved my problem!

[link|http://www.sapfans.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=251328]