
If you have a very low number of DEMS objects to process, the quickest thing to do is use transaction SE63 to call them up directly for translation in the short text editor.
Call transaction Initial Screen: Translation Editor (SE63).
Enter dems in the command field and choose Enter.
The Interface Texts (Fragments): Virtual Text Object screen appears.
Enter one of the following in the Object Name field, depending on how you generated the DEMS objects.
If you scanned for proposals of a specific user/domain, enter <source language>*PP_SEL*<target language>*
If you scanned for multiple proposals for the same source text, enter <source language>*PP_PP*<target language>* (if you scanned for multiple translations) or <source language>*PP_EXC*<target language>* (if you scanned for multiple exceptions)
If you scanned for a specific source/target text string, enter <source language>*OL_SRC*<target language>* (if you scanned an object list) or <source language>*PP_SRC*<target language>* (if you scanned the proposal pool)
If you scanned for duplicate proposals for the same source text, enter <source language>*PP_DUP*<target language>*
If you scanned for identical source and target texts, enter <source language>*OL_SRC*<target language>*
Choose F4 to list the possible entries.
The Restrict Selection Quantity dialog box appears.
Choose Continue.
The Object Selection (Object Name) dialog box appears, listing all of the DEMS objects for the combination of source and target language that you specified.
Double-click the first DEMS object in the list.
The technical name of the DEMS object is copied to the Object Name field.
Check that the source language and target language are correct.
Choose Edit.
The DEMS object opens for translation in the short text editor.
You can now process the DEMS object in accordance with Processing DEMS Objects for Quality Assurance.