Is run WS_MANUAL_WEBI_AFTER_IMPORT harmful for correct working webservices?

Question

Hi guru's,
After implementing HRSP's recently we had the error "Virtual interface not found" when accessing the endpoint.
Fortunately we found the solution in the discussion groups of SCN; running the report WS_MANUAL_WEBI_AFTER_IMPORT.
For the near future we want to prevent this "Virtual interface not found" error by default running the report WS_MANUAL_WEBI_AFTER_IMPORT after any upgrade/update on the SAP system.
The point is however, that we do not know whether running this report will damage a correct working webservice.
Please respond if you know whether this report  will, or will not, damage correct working webservices.
Thanks in advance!
Ab

Answer 1

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There are a few things that Encore cannot do, that programs like Sonic Scenarist can do, but there are usually workarounds, either in the design, or in the implementation, that will get you "there," or close.
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Happy authoring,
Hunt