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change process tool( code changes from dev to prd)
The changes made to your code should be effected in live.
how the process takes place. that is how can you move the
code changes from development to production.
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1) If there is any updates in the Macros regarding the
structure change or addition/removal of byte, then you need
to Promote the macro to Live first.
2) Reassemble your codes against the Live Macros.
3) Raise ELAS for the Codes to go to production.
4)Promote the codes to production.
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