is it possible to rename 01 level?
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Answer / saikat
Rename cant be used to rename 01, 77, 88 level or other 66
level.
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Answer / ananta bajpai
no only 66 level is used for rename clause.
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Answer / suresh
I think We cant rename the 01 level, if you want we can do
it sublevels like 02,03 etc. when u go for renames u should
use 66 is the level number.
Suresh Vukoti.
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