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When is the entire function group added to the transport request

dhorions
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When you modify a functionmodule in a function group, only the object of the functionmodule( LIMU FUNC) is added to the transport request.

When you modify an include of the function group, the reportsource of that include (LIMU REPS) is added to the transport request.

But under some circumstances the entire function group is added to the transport request (R3TR FUGR).

Can somebody clarify under what circumstances the entire Function Group is added to the transport request?

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Former Member
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Hi dries,

1. Yes u are right.

2. ONLY WHEN we FIRST CREATE

the function module / function group,

is the request for the function group created.

(request for f.group, means all objects under it)

3. After this request has been release and transported,

after that,

if we try to

modify any FM, or create any FM (under the same group),

then the new request will contain that particular FM.

regards,

amit m.

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Former Member
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When u create a function group it is added in that manner. All other times only the objects in that function group will be added to that transport request.

Prakash.

Former Member
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Hi dries,

1. Yes u are right.

2. ONLY WHEN we FIRST CREATE

the function module / function group,

is the request for the function group created.

(request for f.group, means all objects under it)

3. After this request has been release and transported,

after that,

if we try to

modify any FM, or create any FM (under the same group),

then the new request will contain that particular FM.

regards,

amit m.

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Hi,

to add into Amit's explanation, if you add new FM into already existing FG. you need to add the FG in transport request. since FG definition contains the details of FM inside it. hence modifide definition of FG needs to be transported.

Regards

Rahul

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I was actually looking for the reason why I would find R3TR FUGR objects in requests for existing function groups.

What I found out is that R3TR FUGR is added to the request when :

- the function group is created

- a function is renamed

- the function group is deleted

- you choose : Write Transport Entry, in the context menu of the Function group.

The <b>actual problem </b> was that in our upgraded system (<b>ERP2005</b>) we had a transport containing the function group (R3TR FUGR) and <b>we thought</b> none of these actions had been taken. After talking to the developer in question, I found out he did rename a function module, so I have my solution.

But thanks everybody for the insight.

Message was edited by: Dries Horions

Former Member
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Yes, as others mentioned its only when you create a function group and function modules,that time you can see only function group name in the REQUEST.

similarly,if you create a program also,all text elements comes under that program the first time. when the same program comes for change,if you change the text elements, it will appear seperately in the request along with source code.

Hope this solves your concern.

Regards,S

Srikanth

Former Member
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Hi,

when youn create new function group than

(R3TR FUGR)is added to request.

In your case as function group is already

created because of this it is not added to

request where as changes to include (LIMU REPS)

of function module LIMU FUNC is added to your

request.

when you delete Function group than it will be

added to request.

Regards

Amole