LSMW

Former Member — Mon, 17 Jul 2006 10:50:30 GMT

Hi guys,

How we can transport LSMW after uploading the data.

Message was edited by: amit teja

Re: LSMW

Former Member — Mon, 17 Jul 2006 10:51:28 GMT

Hi Amit,

I dont think you can transport LSMW.

You have to create it again in Prd

Regards

Arun

Re: LSMW

Former Member — Mon, 17 Jul 2006 10:52:14 GMT

See the following documentation. I think this would be helpful for you and based upon your requirement you proceed further.

Transport LSMW Projects

The LSM Workbench provides data transport for a project via both the SAP transport system and down-/upload. (Excluded are the presettings for IDoc inbound processing. These presettings should be manually created in every SAP system and every client.)

1. Generate Change Request

Choosing this function creates an SAP change request containing all information about an LSMW project. This SAP change request can be exported / imported with the usual means of SAP correction and transporting. You can find this function in the initial screen under Extras -> Create change request.

When transporting LSMW data this way, you can trace the transports any time in SAP correction and transporting.

Note 1: When importing such a request, the complete project is deleted from the target system first. It is then created again.

Note 2: When exporting the transport request, all changes to the selected project made until the time of export are entered (not only until the time of creation of the transport request.)

2. Export Project

In the initial screen, select Extras  Export project. This first displays the structure tree of the selected project. Via Select / Deselect you can select whether the entire project or parts of the project are exported. Then select Export. The program then creates an ASCII file.

Note: The selected elements are exported together with their documentation

3.Import ProjectThe exported mapping and rules can be imported into another SAP system.

On the selection screen, select Extras -> Import. The program then prompts you to enter the name of the PC file. The file is imported and the contents are analyzed. After the analysis, a list of the subprojects and objects found is displayed.

You can now mark the objects to be imported. Project data existing already are check-marked. They are overwritten by the import.

You can prevent a project already existing in the target system from being overwritten by using function "Import under different name".

Note: The selected elements are imported together with their documentation.

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Re: LSMW

former_member628175 — Mon, 17 Jul 2006 10:53:16 GMT

Hi Amit ,

why dont you give a try for transport copies ?

Transport copies can be used for data transfer from dev. to production .

Hope this helps .

Thanks ,

Shounak M.

Re: LSMW

Former Member — Mon, 17 Jul 2006 11:12:22 GMT

U can export the LSMW to text and u can import

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