Company code split by using the Tool SLO

Question

Hello All,
we are working a company code split project by using the Tool SLO(System landscape Optimization)
in the current scenario, we have one company code , one sales org and 2 plants .we wants to split 2 company codes as per the plants .alos we need to create a sales org for the 2nd company code.
i have following queastions .
1.Documents created before split for one company code and sales org .after split is it possible to change the company code and sales org for the Documents ?
2.in case of Complaints (Credit memo, Returns) when we do with refference to earlier Documents created by different company code .after split we need to create a return memo request (bu using different Company code and sales org)with refference to the earlier Document (created by Different company code and sales org) how it is possible ?
3. the same above point can be for any refference Documents like Inquiry,Quatation,Contract  and sales order.
if any of you have worked for this kind of project and Tool, please help me on this .
Thanks
Radhika

Answer 1

Thanks for the reply.
I'd never noticed that "Copy motion as ActionScript 3.0".  That was pretty sharp.  The only catch is...it doesn't look anything like what I'm used to.
This is what I'm used to:
myTween = new Tween(imageLoader,"alpha", Strong.easeOut, imageLoader.alpha, 1, 4, true);
And this is what I've got:
import fl.motion.Animator;
var tween_xml:XML = <Motion duration="36" xmlns="fl.motion.*" xmlns:geom="flash.geom.*" xmlns:filters="flash.filters.*">
    <source>
        <Source frameRate="12" x="212.5" y="141" scaleX="1" scaleY="1" rotation="0" elementType="graphic" symbolName="Tween 1">
            <dimensions>
                <geom:Rectangle left="-212.5" top="-141" width="425" height="282"/>
            </dimensions>
            <transformationPoint>
                <geom:Point x="0.5" y="0.5"/>
            </transformationPoint>
        </Source>
    </source>
    <Keyframe index="0" tweenSnap="true" tweenSync="true">
        <color>
            <Color alphaMultiplier="0"/>
        </color>
        <tweens>
            <SimpleEase ease="0"/>
        </tweens>
    </Keyframe>
    <Keyframe index="35">
        <color>
            <Color/>
        </color>
    </Keyframe>
</Motion>;
var tween_animator:Animator = new Animator(tween_xml, tween);
tween_animator.play();
I guess I sort assumed that the code would be similiar, (making an '***' out of me and umption) It looks more like XML or MXML than AS3.
Why so different?