I want to create a new package under maintain packages(ttadv1100m000). I want to use either 'rx', 'rp' or 'rm'. I cannot use any 'r?' to define my package. I get a "package code not allowed" error. Are there restrictions to what packages you can define?

Does anyone know?

Thanks,
-Tim

I read the session help.....should have done that first....sorry to waste the disk space.

Can you pls let us know the reason why its not allowing with rx?
share the answers also boss.

regards
Rajendar G

here you go chief..
look at the session help for maintain packages..cannot use 'r' as the first character when naming a package.

Refer to the Latest Design Principles Help -

Packages
Definition

The highest level software component in the SSA BaanERP function library is the package. A package is a set of functionally related modules seen from the users point of view. This means that a standard application package is usually suitable for one or more lines of business.
All packages are developed as subsystems of SSA Baan. The following regulations apply:
Package codes and descriptions must be unique, logical, linguistically correct, and internationally acceptable. This can be checked by BTG.
Based on the package description, it must be possible to devise a unique two-letter package code that does not conflict with any of the existing Baan packages.

Coding standard
Code: pp
New package codes are defined by SSA Baan Development. Examples of existing packages are wh (Warehousing), cf (Configurator), and so on.
Packages cannot start with m, o or r.
Packages in the standard cannot start with z, because this range is reserved for customization.