Version Copy options - Need advice

Hi Gurus,
I have a question about version copy options in APO.
We have a situation where 000 is shared by two businesses with their own set of master data. One of the businesses uses a similation version X to do their planning and use a custom program to copy planned orders from X back into the live version 000.
Due to some human error, we have a situation where X has a copy of the 000 for one business but doesnt have accurate numbers in the 000 itself (RLCDEL was run after 000 was copied into the simulation version X)
I have to find a way to copy back X into 000 WITHOUT deleting current contents of the 000 for the other business.
The report /SAPAPO/VERSION_COPY_PAR deletes everything in the target version before copying from the source.
Is there a way to selectively copy orders from one version to the other without deleting other data?
Thanks,
Usman

Hi Usman,
In transaction /SAPAPO/VERCOP, if you select copy scope as "copy master
data and transaction data" and restrict your copy details by providng
the filter criteria with the following, you can do it.
1) DP or SNP
2) Order Data
3) Order stock
4) Order cateogy
5) Product
6) Location
7) Plannerwise
8) Period etc.,
In this case, it deletes only the entries you have deleted from target version
and copy the new data
Please confirm whether it works for you
Regards
R. Senthil Mareeswaran.

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