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Hi desparado
I am witnessing the same problem.
could you please suggest how did you resolve this issue?
thanks & regards
Harsh Aggarwal
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From: Desperado
Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2005 10:39 AM
Subject: Release strategy inconsistencies
> I want to give you a detailed description of the problems I am facing=2E There were some strategies that were being used to release requisitions in our system=2E These strategies were deleted by a different consultant and we have lost that transport request=2E I did not know about these strategies that were earlier present in the system and I created new strategies=2E I have a transport request for the new strategies=2E Now if I transport my new set of strategies to the production system how will the strategies behave on the production system=2E Will the old set of strategies be replaced with my new set of strategies? Do I have to recreate the old strategies on the Dev client, delete them, create a transport request for this deletion and then create my new strategies?
> When I try to check the old strategies in CL20N it says entry does not exist=2E However in CL24N all the old strategies are listed=2E WHen i try to delete these strategies in CL24N i get the error "Object not found'=2E Also the old entries seem to exist in table T16FK which is the table for release statuses=2E I am using the same release indicators that were in the system=2E I also see the old entries in table T16FV=2E The old release strategies are not listed in tables T16FS and the old release codes are not listed in table T16FC=2E Looks like I m in a big mess=2E I just want to know the correct way to fix this even if it is a tedious route=2E
> Thanks in advance,
> Desperado
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