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Remove note from upgraded system

mohamed_jbeli
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Hello, after upgrading our system there are some troubles caused by a note, so i have to delete it(this note is installed when upgrading),

i have found a function module but i don't find the specification's of it, the function is 'SCWB_NOTE_DELETE_VERSION ',

i dont know if it help, and if not there is it any other solution?

Regards,

Hello, after upgrading our system there are some troubles caused by a note, so i have to delete it(this note is installed when upgrading),

i have found a function module but i don't find the specification's of it, the function is 'SCWB_NOTE_DELETE_VERSION ',

i dont know if it help, and if not there is it any other solution?

Regards,

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arseni_gallardo
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Execute report SCWN_NOTE_BROWSER, give the note number and execute. In the ALV list, select the note and click on the the "undo" button in the toolbar.

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Hi Arseni, thanks for replying, this solution doesn't coincides with my issue, he tells that the note doesn't exist there, but for me am sure that it exist!

Regards,

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So the note was not installed with SNOTE but from upgrade. You could check, try to install the note with SNOTE. (SCWN_NOTE_BROWSER is the repoort called from SNOTE with the icon)

Did you also look for OSS notes that correct this notes but belong to a SP higher than your current level?

Regards,

Raymond

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ThomasZloch
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Normally, notes can be uninstalled using SNOTE. Not sure though if this also works for notes that were part of an SP or EHP upgrade. There can be a lot of dependencies.

The right way would be to report this to SAP so they can issue a corrective note that solves the problem.

Thomas