topic Re: How to keep all developments in one package in Application Development and Automation Discussions

How to keep all developments in one package

Former Member — Wed, 10 Jan 2007 12:23:21 GMT

I have a requirement

In my company one new training server was installed for which all developments should be copied from other servers client.

For this i have to keep all developments in one package.

Can anyone suggest me how to do this

urgent plz

thanks in advance

sateesh

Re: How to keep all developments in one package

Former Member — Wed, 10 Jan 2007 12:25:36 GMT

Hi,

Create a package and save all the developments in that package.

Regards,

Ram

Re: How to keep all developments in one package

Former Member — Wed, 10 Jan 2007 12:28:57 GMT

Create the package from Tcode SE80 say ZDEV

and now once u make any developments like reports or module pool if u want to store in this package other than local then give the package name as Zdev in the popup screen during the creation of development.

This ensures all the developments under this package.

regards,

vijay

Re: How to keep all developments in one package

uwe_schieferstein — Wed, 10 Jan 2007 12:40:54 GMT

Hello Sateesh

In the transport organizer (<b>SE10</b>) you can create a workbench request of the following type: <b>Relocation of objects with package change</b>

That's the documentation of this request type:

Select relocation of objects with package change

    Relocations of objects with a package change are transports with which

    o   you change the original location of the objects entered and

    o   reassign the objects to an appropriate new package.

Use

    The package change means that you can automatically adjust the transport
    attributes of the objects to the new development system. This means that
    you edit the objects immediately after they have been imported into the
    target system.

I have not yet used this kind of request but with some playing around you should easily find out how it works. I am sure this is (one of the possible) solutions to your problem.

Regards

Uwe