01-27-2008 1:33 PM
I transport Z Implemented class from dev Clint to another dev when I try to edit any method it is not allow me to edit or change and it is behave like standard program.
Kindly if any one solve this problem before guide me.
01-27-2008 8:24 PM
Hello Mohamed
The source system of your z-class is different from the current (new) development system. Therefore, you cannot edit your class.
If you move repository objects from one DEV system to another you can use a special kind of transport with concomitant change of the source system. However, this apparently requires that the new DEV system is known to the current DEV system.
Alternatively, call transaction SE03 in the new DEV system and choose the function "Change object catalog entries of objects in a transport request".
Choose your transport request and change the source system to the new DEV system. In addition, you may have to adjust the assigned package.
Another way of changing the source system (and package assignment) is to use function module TRINT_TADIR_MODIFY.
Regards
Uwe
01-27-2008 2:53 PM
Hi,
You can modify Z* objects in a client only when it is assigned to a transport request in same client and the transport request is not transported.
Regards,
Amit
01-27-2008 8:24 PM
Hello Mohamed
The source system of your z-class is different from the current (new) development system. Therefore, you cannot edit your class.
If you move repository objects from one DEV system to another you can use a special kind of transport with concomitant change of the source system. However, this apparently requires that the new DEV system is known to the current DEV system.
Alternatively, call transaction SE03 in the new DEV system and choose the function "Change object catalog entries of objects in a transport request".
Choose your transport request and change the source system to the new DEV system. In addition, you may have to adjust the assigned package.
Another way of changing the source system (and package assignment) is to use function module TRINT_TADIR_MODIFY.
Regards
Uwe