Delete unwanted programs

Hi guyz,
Wanted to delete unused programs knew theres a function module which does it (RS_DELETE_PROGRAM), but the thing is wanna create a transport which includes all this deletion programs so when I release that to other systems it automatically deletes the programs in it.Please advise?
Thanks

Hi,
Try doing this:
- attach all components of the program (program itself and its includes) to your transport using write trasnport entry option in se80
- use your program to delete it in DEV system
- send your transport to QUA system. As you removed the program each change will be noticed in the transport entry you did, hence this should send its deletion.
Try that out with one program first. If works, proceed with the rest.
Regards
Marcin

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