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remort compare: difference -- "# " char

Former Member
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Hello experts,

When I use remote compare function to compare my abap program between Dev with PROD, the system show some differences just with # char, the result looks as below

Dev

line

1.    from knkk

2.    into corresponding fields of i_s_BIW_KNA1_S

3.    where kunnr = i_s_biw_kna1_s-kunnr.

PROD

line

1.    #from knkk

2.    #into corresponding fields of i_s_BIW_KNA1_S

3.    #where kunnr = i_s_biw_kna1_s-kunnr.

Please advise.

Thanks in advance.

Ming

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Kartik2
Contributor
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Hi,

I think the hash (#) represents a horizontal tab. Which may have been introduced due to pretty printer.

Regards,

Kartik

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Kartik2
Contributor
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Hi,

I think the hash (#) represents a horizontal tab. Which may have been introduced due to pretty printer.

Regards,

Kartik

Former Member
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Hi

Just do the pretty printer and try to import again from Dev to prod and how the output is comming, is #.