Hello,
Repository Browser gives you the list of objects linked to another one. For a program there are Dynpros, Includes, Status GUI,.. But for object it's a bit tricky as the nodes displayed in tree are dynamics : a child points to its parent and a parent points to its children. It's a double direction way : PARENT <=> CHILDREN.
There is nothing to do than to be aware to not open an already opened node (upper in the tree).
In your example the program SAPMM03A has 2 enhancement implementations : /NFM/CA_SAPMM03A and ISM_SAPMM03A. If you open the 2 nodes you can see that each one has a "Enhanced objects" node that points on SAPMM03A. PARENT <=> CHILDREN.
Once you notice a "U-turn" node, just close and ignore it.
Now, what can you see in this tree :
- SAPMM03A has 2 enhancement implementations (that means probably at least 2 source code modifications)
- Their name are /NFM/CA_SAPMM03A and ISM_SAPMM03A (they could be z* or y*)
- Interesting thing to notice as it's not obligatory : both use enhancement spots from ES_SAPMM03A.
If you open the node "enhanced implementations" under ES_SAPMM03A you retrieve NFM/CA_SAPMM03A and ISM_SAPMM03A. So you can close this node. 🙂
So, consider ES_SAPMM03A as a collection of explicit spots, which are :
- \PR:SAPMM03A\EX:AUSGABE_POSITIONEN_01
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\PR:SAPMM03A\EX:MM03AI00
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\PR:SAPMM03A\EX:RELEVANZ_PRUEFEN_01
If you double-click on /NFM/CA_SAPMM03A node, you see that it implements these :
- \PR:SAPMM03A\EX:AUSGABE_POSITIONEN_01\EI
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\PR:SAPMM03A\EX:RELEVANZ_PRUEFEN_01\EI
And ISM_SAPMM03A implements these :
- \PR:SAPMM03A\EX:MM03AI00\EI
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\PR:SAPMM03A\EX:RELEVANZ_PRUEFEN_01\EI
You can see that it's not mandatory to put code in every spots. And one spot can be implemented more than once.
In this case, implementation codes are in a row. Order SHOULD NOT matter and one implementation SHOULD NOT have impact on one another.
Best Regards
Bertrand
