on 03-28-2006 2:52 PM
Hi,
For me in Dev, QA & Prod there are 3 different paths that are setup for inbound & outbound files... plus they all have different client id's also ... Is there a way where in I do not have to change the code & I am able to test my code in Dev, QA & production ??
Thank You,
SB.
You can use logical file names.
Rob
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Hi ,
make a case command in dependance from the variable <b>sy</b><b>-sysid.</b>
-> from here you can define the path
case sy-sysid.
when 'DEV'.
file = '/home/DEV/test.dev'
when 'PRD'.
...
Andreas
Message was edited by: Andreas Mann
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Hi
Why do you need to change the code?
You can do this with configuration or with customizing tables? Or client specific settings.
You can write the logic to pickup client specific settings from your customizing tables.
Regds
Manohar
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Hi Manohar ,
I am not using any customising tables. I am working on inbound interfaces using a t-code FB01... my query is that the setup here is that the file path & client id is different for Dev environment, QA environment & Prodcution ... So once I am done with coding in Dev & have tranported my object to QA , I should be able to test in QA ...
Thanks,
SB
U can put break point on that pt.
In debugging change the path.
And then excute.
regards
vinod
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