Copy a varaint

[Former Member]

Hi ,

Assume i have two clients 950 and 999 , for a program i created a varaint in the cleint 950 , how can i copy the same varaint in the other client also .

The varaint is a copy of a standard SAP varaint and has values in many hidden parameters , so i cannot enter it manually and save , hence i need to copy the varaint manual creation is not possible.

Please suggest some way to copy a varaint from one cleint to another or how to create a client idependent varaint.

Regards

Arun

[Former Member]

Hi,

You can move the variant using Transports..

To create transport:

1) Go to transaction SE38 and enter the program name.

2) Click the radio button next to the "Variants" subobject and click the "Change" button

3) On "ABAP: Variants" screen, select menu path "Utilities -> Transport request"

4) Enter the variant(s) you want to copy into the "Variant name" box.

5) Click the execute button and save the data to a new change request.

To copy to new client:

1) Log on to target client and goto transaction SCC1.

2) Enter the source client and change request number from above.

3) Click the execute button

Thanks

Naren

[Former Member]

Hi Arun,

Program RSTRANSP create a TR for variants then you can transport them. may be you can use SCC4/SCC1 for transpoting variants between client. i am not very sure but you can try.

Regards,

Atish

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Atish Sarda

[Former Member]

Hi Naren and Atish ,

Thanks for the reply , but the scenario is a bit different , curretly i am doing a demo program so this is local program and hence no TR is linked to it.

The system i am currently working on does not have data in 950 , it has data only in 999 so what ever changes i make to the program i need to test it in client 999.

Is there some way other than using SCC1 transaction , where i can copy the varaint from one cleint to another,

Regards

Arun

[Former Member]

Hi Arun,

Just assign a temporary TR and then delete it.

It is the easiest way.

Regards,

Atish

[Former Member]

Hi,

Try using the program RSDBVCOP

Thanks

Naren