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Перемещение данных из APPEND в INCLUDE



 
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PostPosted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 11:31 am    Post subject: Перемещение данных из APPEND в INCLUDE Reply with quote

Добрый день!
В старой системе к таблице EKKO была добавлена APPEND структура

.APPEND ZAEKKO STRU 0
PROCSTAT CHAR2 CHAR 2

После апгрейда системы добавилась пользовательская include
"Customer Include for EKKO"

.INCLUDE CI_EKKODB STRU 0
ZZSTCD1 STCD1 CHAR 16
ZZSTCD2 STCD2 CHAR 11
ZZBANKN BANKN CHAR 18
ZZBANKL BANKK CHAR 15
...

Поэтому теперь существует два способа добавления новых полей к EKKO, через append структуру и include.

Но я хочу переместить старые поля из APPEND в INCLUDE.
Добавить поле PROCSTAT в include нельзя, потому что оно уже существует в APPEND структуре и при активации получаю ошибку.
Как это сделать без потери данных?
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