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saving objects in Transport request

Former Member — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 14:07:04 GMT

Hi all,

i want to save a Package and all its contents to a single transport request which already transported.I didn't do any change,but i need to save this in a new transport request in a simple way.suggest me a simple way to do it.

Thanks in advance,...

Re: saving objects in Transport request

Former Member — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 14:12:59 GMT

goto se10/se09

create a new transport request ...

delete the sub-task.

click on your transport request ...

Include objects(Ctrl+F11)

In the popup that is displayed ..

check freely selected objects(enter)

Now enter the package name ...

All the objects under that package will be included in the

new transport request ...

Now transport this request ...

Re: saving objects in Transport request

Former Member — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 14:21:19 GMT

The best way is to again save all the objects of ur package to the same transport request is to open individually each object in the change mode and try and make some changes(just give some space or try and right something which would change the status of ur object ot inactive mode...we do this to save this yet again in the transport request)when u save it again it will prompt u a window in which it asks you the transport request to be created(if you have already created a request then if that or else create a new one)....like wise u save all the objects of ur package in the same transport request......each time it shud ask you the transport request id.........

Now once it is done go to SE09 and open the task of your request ID here u'll find the objects....see to it that u have all ur object included in ur transport request ID............Hope i've answered ur question...

Award points if useful.....

Re: saving objects in Transport request

Former Member — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 04:59:12 GMT

if without subtask is it possible to transport (without errors or warnings).