on 04-27-2009 10:30 AM
Dear all my friends,
I am now going to upgrade our system from R/3 4.6C to ECC 6.0.
currently, we have about 50 Z programs.
so, How can we know : how many Z program need to be change after upgrading ?
is there any T-Code to check, or will we do it manualy by checking each Z program ?
many thanks !
Hi,
After upgrade to ECC 6.0 we cant say exactly how many programs needs to be changed...
After upgrdating to ECC version we need to check Unicode check active check box is activated or not.(on se38 tcode select attributes radio button).
Initally this checkbox is deactivate....Transaction code is UCCHECK to check the unicode checks active.
Finally we will activate the program and we need to check EPC check and code inspector also.
we need to replace obsolete statements(like ws_downlaod to gui_download)
Most of the time we will use below tcode
SPAU
SPDD
UCCHECK
Regards
Ramakrishna Pathi
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Hi Quoc,
Please refer the following link were you will get some obsolete function module replacements.
In EPC check you will see an option called obsolete statements check that check box it will give you list of obsolute statement used in that program. I will tell you another way where you can see the function module is obsolete or not, say for ex: ws_upload go to tcode se37 give function module ws_upload and press didplay go to attributes in short text you will see obsolete statement.
Thanks & Regards,
Sathish
Using UCCHECK transaction you can find it out.
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Hi,
In Upgrade from 4.6C to ECC6,Check wether client is implemeting the UNICODE or NON-UNICODE.
If it is UNICODE,Go to The T-CODE UCCHECK and give the program name then it will show the list of things which need to modify.
For Non-Unicode System,Please check the syntax Errors and resolve the EPC Erros like 'CALL Function' which would give dump at runtime.
Thanks,
Pradeep
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