I lose speedgrade corrections when I import in AE

Question

I lose speed grade corrections when I import premiere project in after effects.
Am I doing something wrong, or can not comply with speed grade in AE?
If I choose to run the premier project in AE and then import back to premier , and then run the speed grade. then the timeline is in a single large clip.
And then I can not work with individual clips in the speed grade if i need this.
Anyone know if this is possible, or if I do something wrong?
Sincerely, Richard

Answer 1

Submitted by Babu Kilari in another thread
myself found the solution for this problem.
At the starting point of the Subroutine BELEG_LESEN, I had created implicit enhancement point to write the below piece of code.
FIELD-SYMBOLS: <fs_testvbak> TYPE vbak.
IF vbak-vbeln IS INITIAL.
  ASSIGN ('(SAPLV45A)VBAK') to <fs_testvbak>.
  IF sy-subrc EQ 0
  AND <fs_testvbak> IS ASSIGNED.
    MOVE <fs_testvbak>-vbeln to vbak-vbeln.
  ENDIF.
ENDIF.
The reason why I had to write the above piece of code :-
SAPLV45A & SAPMV45A are two different programs. Both of them have VBAK as structure.
In our case, in the below piece of code, DOCUMENT_NUMBER which has got the Sales Order number has been assigned to VBAK-VBELN which is part of the SAPLV45A program.
The next subroutine clearly tells us that it is an external form which is being called from the program SAPMV45A.
As the VBAK structure of SAPMV45A is initialized, once the control gets into the subroutine BELEG_LESEN, it refers to the new structure VBAK which is empty.
So, our code that has been implemented as part of implicit enhancement will ensure that the right data is being passed to proceed further