Re: Hot Package

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Posted by [IP Address: 145.236.204.179] 'BasisGuy' on September 20, 2001 at 12:43:38 EST:

In Reply to: Hot Package posted by [IP Address: 145.236.204.179] 'Rob' on September 20, 2001 at 08:12:53 EST:

: I went to apply hot package SAPKH46B23 and it referred me to SAP Note 362587. Unfortunately, I can't tell if the HP is going to fix the problem that they are talking about in the SAP Note or cause the problem. In other words, is it safe to apply this HP?

: As always, any help is appreciated...
: Rob

Hi,

Sometimes OSS notes provide another way, the source code correction, instead of the application of a HP. Since SAP's released the Note Assistant, it's not so difficult to make changes manually anymore.
I personally do not know any way to foretell the impact of a HP application. There're products on the market, like HotPac Analyzer which can, but these are not cheap.
If you can not avoid to import a HP, then apply it to your QA system and test it.
Hope this helps.

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Message: : : I went to apply hot package SAPKH46B23 and it referred me to SAP Note 362587. Unfortunately, I can't tell if the HP is going to fix the problem that they are talking about in the SAP Note or cause the problem. In other words, is it safe to apply this HP? : : As always, any help is appreciated... : : Rob : Hi, : Sometimes OSS notes provide another way, the source code correction, instead of the application of a HP. Since SAP's released the Note Assistant, it's not so difficult to make changes manually anymore. : I personally do not know any way to foretell the impact of a HP application. There're products on the market, like HotPac Analyzer which can, but these are not cheap. : If you can not avoid to import a HP, then apply it to your QA system and test it. : Hope this helps. :

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