Application specific questions

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In what transaction can I process application-specific questions of Support Message?

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You can give the reply using the action
SLFN0001_ADVANCED_COMP_QUEST Answers to appl-spec. questions
within the same ticket or support message  from the action button in the change mode
are you referring to same.
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