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Screen Deletion

Former Member

‎2006 Aug 18 8:53 PM

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I've accidentally deleted screen '0500' (development environment) within SAPLSPO1. This was in conjunction with the 'Popup_To_Confirm' Function module.

I did this programatically and didn't realize it meant deltion from the standing program !

Anyway, this may be more of a Basis problem , but is there a way to create a reverse transport to move the screen back in Development without having to create an OSS Development Key ?

I've accidentally deleted screen '0500' (development environment) within SAPLSPO1. This was in conjunction with the 'Popup_To_Confirm' Function module.

I did this programatically and didn't realize it meant deltion from the standing program !

Anyway, this may be more of a Basis problem , but is there a way to create a reverse transport to move the screen back in Development without having to create an OSS Development Key ?

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uwe_schieferstein
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‎2006 Aug 18 9:01 PM

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Hello Gerard

In the TMS we have several options how to import transport request. One of the is "Overwrite Originals", another one is "Overwrite Objects in Unconfirmed Repairs".

With these options in the TMS it should be possible to re-import the missing screen.

Regards

Uwe

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RichHeilman
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‎2006 Aug 18 9:08 PM

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Did it not ask for a registration key when you deleted it?

Regard,

Rich Heilman

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Former Member
In response to RichHeilman

‎2006 Aug 18 9:14 PM

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Didn't need a registration key, just ran this

in a program -

Data: DYNPRONAME(44) VALUE 'SAPLSPO1'.

DYNPRONAME+40 = '0500'

DELETE DYNPRO DYNPRONAME.

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RichHeilman
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In response to RichHeilman

‎2006 Aug 18 9:19 PM

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Ohhhh......... Yikes. Of course, this is why these statements are for internal use. So when doing this, it didn't ask for a transport request either, huh? You can try to put it on a transport from another system, then copy the co-files and data-files and import in the DEV system. Messy, but it would work.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

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Former Member
In response to RichHeilman

‎2006 Aug 18 9:33 PM

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Exactly - I know it can be done, (the reverse transport). I'm going to have to get together with the Basis team and try to figure it out. That's a powerful and dangerous command, isn't it ?

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RichHeilman
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In response to RichHeilman

‎2006 Aug 18 9:34 PM

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<i>That's a powerful and dangerous command, isn't it ?</i>

Yes, very much so.

Regards,

Rich Heilman