Title Purpose In the ALV environment, data can be displayed as an Excel inplace. SAPdelivers two standard templates for this purpose. If users want to create their own templates, they must link these to alayout. These saved layouts with the self-defined templates can bemodified at any time because the system temporarily stores thetemplates linked to the layout in the database. You can use this reportto delete these (temporary) templates. The report can be run in dialogor in batch mode. You can also use this report to manage another category of templatescalled unreferenced templates. If a layout with the same name existsboth in system A and in system B and the layout in system A hasself-defined templates linked to it while the template in system B hasnot, unreferenced templates exist in system B when the layout istransported from system A to system B. These templates are unreferencedsince they are no longer linked to a valid layout (because the layoutin system B has adopted all attributes from system A). In addition to self-defined (layout-specific) templates, administratorscan also create client-wide templates. These templates are subject tothe naming convention CUS_* and can also be saved to the R/3 databaseusing this report. Client-wide templates are not linked to a layout andcan therefore be used in any report. You must use this report to savetemplates of this kind to the database or to delete them. The ALVmaintenance dialog allows you only to edit layout-specific templates.Besides this multilingual capacity, these templates can be transportedacross the entire R/3 system landscape with this report. To do this,you must create a Customizing request. Features Selection The selection screen provides the following options:
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