‎2007 May 17 4:59 PM
Hi,
we have some data in sap r/3 4.6B.
and we have some data in sap r/3 4.6c.
we want to transfer all the data from 4.6b to 4.6 c.
Please suggest me any way of doing this.
thanks,
Jack
‎2007 May 17 6:03 PM
Hi
Are you going for an Upgrade from 4.6 B to 4.6 C?
see this related to upgrade.
The SAP COmpany, waldorf, germany goes on changing the Versions of SAP from year to year with new technologies, which is common feature with respect to every software.
So similarly SAp which started with 3.) version , has gone through many versions, like 3.0f.3.1 g, h. 4.0 B , 4.6 B. 4.6c and 4.7(enterprise), ECC5.0 and the latest with ECC6.0
so as the version goes on certain objects become obsolete and new objects are coming in their place.
and also SAp recently saying that it is going to stop the support for lower versions.
So because of this every SAp customer wants to go for the latest versions, which is nothing but Upgrade
so care has to be taken, such that all your old objects were to work perfectly in the new version also.
You have to aware of all related program like BDC's , Screens related errors and all dictionary related problems.
Some function modules may become obsolete, and some screens will change
abnd some new fields will be added in the new versions etc.
Also take care of SPAU and SPDD tcodes.
You should be able to know about Unicode concept in sap.
chk this
http://www.thespot4sap.com/upgrade_guide_v2.pdf#search=%22upGRADE
Check this URL.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/08/5741c24ae611d1894f0000e829fbbd
Reward points if useful
Regards
Anji
‎2007 May 17 6:07 PM
Use ALE IDOC's for transfreeing the data ...
some of the transaction we will not have IDOC's and then use normal way of BAPI or BDC Methods.
‎2007 May 17 6:58 PM
Thanks for your reply.
My comapny acquire one other company. which has sap r/3 4.6 B.
and we have 4.6 c.
we are not going to upgrade.
we want to transfer data from 4.6b to 4.6 C.
if we use lsmw to transfer data then first question is how to download data
from 4.6 B .
THanks,
Jack