Urgent:is it possible to revert old g/l

hi,
i have adopted new g/l and activated it. is it possible to deactivate it and use the old g/l again. if so how??
will ther e be any adverse effects...

Priyaraj,
Refer to OSS Note # 999614 (Activating the classic general ledger). It covers the scenario when you want to activate classic general ledger system-wide (that is, for all clients) in an ERP system. To do this, you must deactivate the functions of the new general ledger.
Bear in mind that you can only do this in a test system or in a system that is not productive and has no transaction data whatsoever in it.
Note that you can and must only convert to the classic general ledger in this way if there have been no postings made with an active new general ledger in your system. If you've already made some test postings with an active new GL and if you do not need these postings, you can delete them using report SAPF020 before you use the conversion described here.
You'll have to apply the corrections as mentioned in the Note, after confirming they are applicable to your system. Please proceed with extreme caution - if this is your Productive system you are working with.
Remember to assign points if found useful.
Regards
Gulshan

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