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Comparison of function groups between different systems

Former Member
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Hello Experts,

I want to compare two function groups, which are on different systems. For comparing function moduels between two systems you can use the version management -> Remote comparison.

In that case you have to compare function module, includes step by step. But is there an option available, which allows to compare the whole content of the function groups, including the corresponding function modules, includes, etc. in one step?

Thanks.

Best regards

Phillip

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Former Member
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Transaction SREPO is a good step in the right direction but needs a few more days of coding to make it a lot more useful - anyone who has tried to use it will know what I'm talking about.

If you like what you see in transaction SREPO, I suggest you take a look at the free apps in Salt (saltapps.com) especially the Matrix app - it allows you to compare whole landscapes simultaneously, drill down and also analyze the new namespaces without the long wait, it also provides the transport information and relative version so that you can see why the difference is there and what to do to fix it.

The area of comparing whole function groups across systems and landscapes is also covered quite nicely.

Cheers,

Dave

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_IvanFemia_
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Hi,

try tCode SREPO

Regards,

Ivan

former_member182040
Active Contributor
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T.code SE39---->

*press radio button function and write your Function group and then

*give RFC Destination name

*press button compare with system

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First, thanks for both answers.

@Ivan: I have the problem, that different enhancement packages are installed on the systems. So, I think that this transaction can`t be used. At the moment I get a Short dump, when I am trying to make a Version Comparison. In case that everything works: could you see the source code differences between both systems?

@krupaji: in SE39 it seems that no comparison of the whole function group is possible. You can only select function modules, but what about the Includes and Subroutines in the Function Group?

BR

Phillip

Edited by: Phillip20 on Oct 8, 2010 9:38 AM

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Hi Phillip,

I can run it without any activities, what kind of dump have you?

what is your system release?

In SREPO you will see all objects and a traffic light that gives you the comparison output, then you have to compare objects with differences from SE38, SE37, SE24 manually.

Thanks,

Ivan

Former Member
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Hello,

Go To main program of the function group.Do the version comaprison for all the includes.

Thanks.

Ramya.

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Hi Ramya,

I think you don`t mean to compare the includes step by step?!

Could you explain the procedure more in detail?

Thanks.

BR

Phillip

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Hi Phillip,

I don't think that there is any function to compare a whole function group, because a function groups contains

a main report

several function modules

several generated includes for fm handling

several other includes (TOP, PBO, PAI, forms)

dynpros (optional)

user interfaces (optional)

table entries

texts

documentations

and maybe more.

Regards,

Klaus

Former Member
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Transaction SREPO is a good step in the right direction but needs a few more days of coding to make it a lot more useful - anyone who has tried to use it will know what I'm talking about.

If you like what you see in transaction SREPO, I suggest you take a look at the free apps in Salt (saltapps.com) especially the Matrix app - it allows you to compare whole landscapes simultaneously, drill down and also analyze the new namespaces without the long wait, it also provides the transport information and relative version so that you can see why the difference is there and what to do to fix it.

The area of comparing whole function groups across systems and landscapes is also covered quite nicely.

Cheers,

Dave