2008 Apr 16 9:08 AM
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
2008 Apr 16 9:44 AM
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).
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
2008 Apr 16 9:44 AM
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).
2008 Apr 16 9:54 AM
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
2008 Apr 16 10:00 AM
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.
2008 Apr 16 10:26 AM
Jeps, i mean the layout of the ALV (where we define sorting, etc)
is there a way to move this one ??
2008 Apr 16 10:42 AM
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.....
2008 Apr 16 10:15 PM
still no working result ...
damn!
will try some more tomorrow
greetings
2008 Apr 16 10:20 PM
Well I'm definitely out of suggestions, so good luck to you tomorrow.
2008 Apr 17 7:19 AM
thx 4 the support Micky!
I will post (if i find one) sollution here ... if there is one
greetings
2008 Apr 17 1:41 PM
this program solved my problem!
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