Note oss correction: see complete version report/include

[Former Member]

Hi,

when a new note for additional correction abap is released by SAP, into correction instructions of the note we see all delta abap code correction to report or include involved.

Is it possible to get a complete view of report/include as well as modified by note ? (This is especially useful for manual implementation note)

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Best Regards.

Eric

[Former Member]

System asks for transport request during note implementation.

You can check version history of modified code to see if new/old code is visible there.

Otherwise, remote compare can be done from version history tool to compare modified code in Development server with unmodified code in Quality or Production server.

[Former Member]

Hi,

thank you for your answer but i 'd like to know if it's possible to see the new  code must to be implented ,before implement delta code manually by note.

The note oss shows only delta code abap: how is it possible to see complete report/include involved?

Does the SAP provide a service to see full report involved, not only the individual delta code ?

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Best Regards.

Eric

[Former Member]

I don't think there is any way to see modified code other than by actually implementing the note.

A program can be written though, that will read correction instructions, and show you what modified report/include may look like.

[Former Member]

But does the SAP provide a service to see full report involved, not only delta code ?

I talk about last version report released by last note, considering all prerequisite note already implemented.

[Former Member]

I don't think SAP service marketplace shows full code related to notes.

Let's see what other have to say about it.

[GirieshM]

Hi Eric,

As per my knowledge the OSS note correction instruction has Insert and Deleted codes of an report / include and it doesnt have a complete code view. As Suggested by Manish, you can find the difference in the code using Version Management of an TR.

With Regards,

Giriesh M