Retrieve the hided source code

hi all.
I have hided the source code of a program by appending the program to a internal table and inserting '*@#@@[SAP]' to the internal table at in dex one its working well. My task is to retrieve the hided source code of the program in the same name itself...

Hi,
It is not possible to make any changes; you have to delete and recreate the program from scratch.
I hope you saved a backup copy of the source code, otherwise you could re-import the transport requests that contain your source code, a kind of versione restore.
Regards,
Andrea

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