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transport request

Former Member — Mon, 25 Dec 2006 07:36:15 GMT

hi abaper,

i want to know the concept of TRANSPORT REQUEST.

1. i want to create a PACKAGE and assign my objects to this package.

i need to give a new request to package, DO I ALSO NEED TO CREATE A NEW REQUEST FOR EVERY OBJECT OR SHUD I PUT INTO THE SAME REQUEST OF PACKAGE.

2. IF I RELEASE THE REQUEST AND LATER I WANT TO ADD SOME THING TO SAME OBJECT HOW SHUD I DO.

3. WHERE CAN I FIND THE LIST OF REQUEST RELEASED.

please reply.

thanks

ahmed.

Re: transport request

Former Member — Mon, 25 Dec 2006 07:41:14 GMT

Hi ahmad,

1.to create the package you have to for se80 there you can create the package

and for the next you can save the object in same request and you can go for the new creation.

2.if you want to do the modification once you release the request it is not possible to save under that request you have to create new for that

3.you can found the list of request in se09 by giving user name and you have to select the modifying and realesed.

Hope it will help you man.

Re: transport request

athavanraja — Mon, 25 Dec 2006 07:42:19 GMT

1. its better to put the created package in one transport request and move it.

2. now you can create new request and attach your objects to this.

3. if you had already released the request (note its request and not task) you need to create a new request to add objects.

4. to find the released request for your user id , go to transaction SE09

Regards

Raja

Re: transport request

Former Member — Mon, 25 Dec 2006 07:52:34 GMT

//1. i want to create a PACKAGE and assign my objects to this package.

i need to give a new request to package, DO I ALSO NEED TO CREATE A NEW REQUEST FOR EVERY OBJECT OR SHUD I PUT INTO THE SAME REQUEST OF PACKAGE. //

For a package a request is created . But i will create it only for one time and once it is transported to quality and then to production we will not touch this package .

Cause all the developments falling under this package will be counted under this package in quality or production.

Now u have developed an object then it will be alloted a transport request to it .

to maintain unique identity better to have a new transport request for each abject u are developing.

now this is released .

Again u have modified the object then u have to allot a new TR to the object and then transport it to the quality so that the new changes are overlapped on the previous version in quality.

same is the process from quality to production.

2. IF I RELEASE THE REQUEST AND LATER I WANT TO ADD SOME THING TO SAME OBJECT HOW SHUD I DO.

once released thats the end of the transport and this u can see in the versions of the object .

once u want to add new features to the object then u need to carry the changes with a new TR and then release it .

3. WHERE CAN I FIND THE LIST OF REQUEST RELEASED.

u can see the list of released in SE01 .

regards,

vijay

Re: transport request

Former Member — Mon, 25 Dec 2006 08:21:22 GMT

HI Ahmed

Will try o keep it simple for you...

1. i want to create a PACKAGE and assign my objects to this package.

i need to give a new request to package, DO I ALSO NEED TO CREATE A NEW REQUEST FOR EVERY OBJECT OR SHUD I PUT INTO THE SAME REQUEST OF PACKAGE.

Ans: When we create a package, it should first be moved to QA and then production. So even if the objects are assigned to different request under this package are moved, we will not have any problems.

Generally, we include all dependent objects in a single request and indepenedent objects in separate requests. Though we can include multiple independent objects in a single request, this approach can sometime cause problem as we may need to move one object and not all at a time.

2. IF I RELEASE THE REQUEST AND LATER I WANT TO ADD SOME THING TO SAME OBJECT HOW SHUD I DO.

Ans: When an object is included in request, we can consider that it is locked. When a request is released its lock is released. So the next time we make changes new request is created.

3. WHERE CAN I FIND THE LIST OF REQUEST RELEASED.

Ans: All requests and their status can be found via transaction SE09/SE10.

Hope this info helps you for better understanding...

Kind Regards

Eswar

Re: transport request

Former Member — Mon, 25 Dec 2006 10:38:20 GMT

//1. i want to create a PACKAGE and assign my objects to this package.

i need to give a new request to package, DO I ALSO NEED TO CREATE A NEW REQUEST FOR EVERY OBJECT OR SHUD I PUT INTO THE SAME REQUEST OF PACKAGE. //

just go with se20 here u can create new package or in se11 table option provide v_tdevc select change option>utilities>create new>write name of package>save system can automatically genrate a req no if u want uniqe req no so here u can select option create new.

if u want to give new req so when u create package and save here u can select option create new.

if u want to create new req for each obj so that in save option write this package name and select option create new so that ur obj save under new req

if u want to assign obj to this package and same req simply in save option provide this package name so that u can save obj in same req

2. IF I RELEASE THE REQUEST AND LATER I WANT TO ADD SOME THING TO SAME OBJECT HOW SHUD I DO.

just go with se80 here u can select devlopment class option and provide ur package name and select ur object and add as u want and finally save this obj here u can provide package name and select a option create new so that ur obj can save under new req no.

3. WHERE CAN I FIND THE LIST OF REQUEST RELEASED.

u can see the list of released in SE01,se10 .

regards,

deepak

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