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Roll Back

Former Member

‎2006 Aug 25 2:52 PM

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Hi Everyone,

I had a problem that unknowingly a developer had made changes in db table, id there any way to roll back the changes ?

this will solve my problem to a greater extend !

regards.

Hi Everyone,

I had a problem that unknowingly a developer had made changes in db table, id there any way to roll back the changes ?

this will solve my problem to a greater extend !

regards.

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RichHeilman
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‎2006 Aug 25 2:53 PM

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Nop, you can not rollback once committed to the db.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

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Former Member

‎2006 Aug 25 2:53 PM

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Nope ..i think if the changes have been commited than no chances of rollback

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Former Member

‎2006 Aug 25 2:54 PM

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hi,

in se11 goto utilities->version management and then retrieve it will give the old version contents

Regards

Ashok

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Former Member

‎2006 Aug 25 2:54 PM

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Hi Aima,

Once the data is written to the database you cannot roll back. It has to be removed/deleted expplicitly.

Either you delete or change through the se11 oe se16 or write abap code to change the data. I dont think you have an option to roll back after the data is commited to the databse.

Cheers

VJ

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Former Member

‎2006 Aug 25 3:24 PM

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If there are change documents for the table, you might be able to figure out what the previous contents were and restore it programatically.

Rob