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Former Member — Tue, 04 Sep 2007 05:30:17 GMT

hi, can any one can tell how can we check the translation for a transport request.

thnks,

Vaasu

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Former Member — Tue, 04 Sep 2007 05:32:55 GMT

Hi Vasu,

Transport objects enable you to call up and translate all texts for a specific entry in a transport request directly, without having to know the object types or technical names of the specific object(s) for translation.

You can simply enter the name of the transport entry for a specific object, exactly as it appears in the transport request, and the system provides you with the object(s) concerned for translation in the form of a personal worklist.

Translating Objects Directly

You need to know the exact details of the transport entry in order to translate objects in this way.

Call...

1. Call up transaction SE63.

2. Enter t in the command field.

3. Enter the transport entry in the fields for Transport Entry of Object. For instance:

R3TR DTEL ZZ_ORDER

4. Check that the source and target languages are correct, and choose Edit.

The screen Worklist: List appears. A Temporary Worklist provides the objects contained in the transport request entry.

You can see the translation status of each object (number of total lines, new lines, modified lines, translated lines) to the right of each object name.

You can access the objects in this temporary worklist in the same way as in a standard worklist. For more information, see Translating Objects via a Worklist.

E.G - A developer asks you to translate all texts contained in the object(s) for transport entry R3TR PROG ZZ_CREATE_DOCUMENT. He cannot tell you which screens are associated with this program, but also requires that you translate them as soon as possible.

1. Call up transaction SE63 and enter t in the command field.

2. In the three fields for Transport Entry of Object, enter R3TR PROG ZZ_CREATE_DOCUMENT.

3. Check that the source and target languages are correct and choose Edit.

The Worklist: List appears. You can now translate the text elements, interface texts, Screen Painter texts, Screen Painter headers, etc. that are associated with this specific transport entry and that contain at least one text line. The objects containing red and yellow lines still contain text lines for you to process.

Chk this link

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/b4/54601d77f38e429ffad9e3e11c1b25/frameset.htm

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Regards

Gokul

Re: hi

Former Member — Tue, 04 Sep 2007 05:55:12 GMT

hi gokul,

thanks for u r reply, how can we find out every object for translation, what i mean to say is in a transport request suppose there r 10 objects how can we find out every object at transport request is translatable, is there any method tyo find out so.

thnks

vaasu.

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