Updating data types

Hi,
I have the following issue: I need to extend a complex data type with a new atomic field (a string) after I already used it within my process context and a business rule. Thus I changed the data type, deleted the context and reloaded the alias in the business process. In both cases the old data type without the new added string. What else do I have to do in order to make the changes visible to both the process and the business rule?
Thank you for your support

Hi ,
thank you for you answer. I can't realy follow your explaination as it mentions Webdynpro.
Maybe I should precise my problem a bit more (if you solution will help me please explain it once more to me
I am working with a complex data dype in the Process Development perspective. When I add another field (lets say a string) to the complex datatype usually the dialog to reimport the xsd should appear
(I am talking about the one which can bet put on and off under Preferences > Enterprise Service Modeling > Import and Reimport)
However, although it is put on this dialog appear in one of my projects. It event appears if I do the changes to other projects but not in this particualar one. And as the reimport does not work the added field does not appear in the process context where I use the complex type.
Is there a manual way to start the reimport manually?

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