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your understanding is absolutely correct Neal . how is obj_name stored if it
is not program name is it internal or something because there is a table
VRSD which can be helpful if we know the obj_name .i have one more idea i
have source code of the prd version also . i can use both text file and use
some utility to find if there is a difference in between them it will much
simpler but little tedious ....

Thanks
On Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 9:50 PM, Neal Wilhite via sap-dev <
sap-dev@groups.ittoolbox.com> wrote:
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> Let me verify if this is your question:
> Someone downloaded a copy of a program through the standard download from
> your QAS system. Therefore you have a text file of the code. They further
> gave you a text (or excel) of the contents of E071 (hopefully from the time
> the program was downloaded). Now you want to be able to verify the version
> by it's transport number? Is that correct?
> You won't be able to unless the internal documentation in the program
> includes the the transport number. Then you'd have to know every possible
> object type that the code could be transported under. If it were for
> instance a function, it could go up as a FUGR or PROG or REPS. And there may
> be other possibilities that I don't know of. The fields required to ID the
> object being transported are:
> PGMID
> OBJECT
> OBJ_NAME
> OBJECT would be FUGR... but OBJ_NAME may not be you program name in every
> case.
> I think that someone has set you with a very difficult task.
> Neal
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: khanbhai via sap-dev <sap-dev@Groups.ITtoolbox.com>
> To: Neal Wilhite <wilhiten@aol.com>
> Sent: Fri, Jul 17, 2009 4:35 am
> Subject: [sap-dev] Check correct version of download
>
> Hi to all experts,
>
> We are in a upgrade project currently we don't have acess to QAS and PRD.We
>
> just have two excel file of table E071 for QAS and20PRD.We have uploaded
> some
> programs to new system ECC 6.0 taken from QAS now i have to check whether
> correct version is downloaded or not .How to find the last active request
> of
> a program of course without using the version management all inputs will be
>
> highly appreciated .
>
> --
> Best Regards,
> Mohammed Abdul Hai
> SAP Technical Consultant
> Singapore __.____._