on 05-28-2009 12:39 PM
Dear All,
I Have Important and interesting question, In our Test environment accidently it dropped SAP standard table RSMPTEXTS which contain most of screen data.
With SE11 we could able to recreate the table in the database, but want to know how to add the data to it, without data most of the screen menus not shown.
We have almost same another system (version and everything same).
Is there any standard way to recover this kind of issue, even in accidently some times this can be happen
I hope in SAP there should be way to recover drop of standard SAP table, more ever since we have same table data on other system we tried to copy data from that table to this new table.Most of data copied but some data not copied stating UNIQUE constraints.
Since this Standard SAP table what is the solution for this,All your expertise ideas/ suggestions highly appreciated.
Thanks & Regards.
Is there any standard way to recover this kind of issue
If its a sap standard table you might be able to transport it from another system...
In worst case scenario I presume you can recover from backup.
Regards
Juan
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Thanks all for the suggetions,
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Hi,
I would give it a try to R3trans. Create a file (e.g., RSMPTEXT.exp) with the following contents in the source system:
Export
File='RSMPTEXTS.dat'
Select * from RSMPTEXTS
And then use command 'R3trans RSMPTEXT.exp' to export the table contents to file RSMPTEXTS.dat
In the target system create a file (e.g. RSMPTEXT.imp) with the following contents:
Import
File='RSMPTEXT.dat'
And the use command 'R3trans RSMPTEXT.imp' to run the import.
Regards,
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