create Package in $TMP

[Former Member]

Hi everyone, I am doing some practices and create all the practices program in local Package $TMP. now it seems a bit disarray, so I want to create some package in $TMP in order to sort out the programs. I create a Package $TMP_XML, the software component is LOCAL. But I can not find the Package $TMP_XML in Package $TMP.

ps: package &TMP include package &TMP_XML.

thanks in advance.

Yin

[Former Member]

have u tried looking at the package in SE80

select it and double click the object to see it in more detail

[Former Member]

I believe you can't create hierarchy in your $TMP

[Former Member]

Check the existence of the package $TMP_XML in TDEVC table. On pressing local object in SE80, replace $TMP by $TMP_XML and see whether you are able to see it. If you don't want to generate any request during transport creation, declare it as local ( not home ).

[ThomasZloch]

An alternative to $TMP are packages starting with "T", these are also considered local and do not ask for transport requests. Try building a hierarchy this way (did not try myself yet).

Thomas

[UweFetzer_se38]

Danke, I've learned something new today ("T*" = local). And yes, you can build hierarchies with it, I've tried right now.

[Former Member]

Hi Yinxiao Liang,

Its a good practise if you save the programs in a local package while practising.Once development is completed you can assign the local object to a package which you can create as follows.

Assign the package name and click Ok.

Regards,

Kannan

[Former Member]

Hi,

You cannot create subpackages under $tmp as it is not a main package. Though system does allow to add a package under $tmp, but if you click on local objects/ packages, the new package won't show under $tmp.

If you want to create non transportable objects with hierarchy - Create a new package name starting with $ or T.  Create two packages ( TEMP1 & TEMP2 ), with software component 'LOCAL' . changes recorded checkbox should not be ticked.

After that, add the package TEMP2 under TEMP1.

You can view the package hierarchy .

Regards,

DPM

[su01]

Thanks for your explanation. I wasn't aware this works. An interesting observation: You could create $TMP_XYZ packages but they seem not to be displayed correctly in SE80 as a structure.

If you look at them via Eclipse ADT, they are displayed correctly as a structure.

Besides that, in ADT they are not listed in the default node "Local Objects ($TMP)". Good to know if you're using these things and would otherwise be looking at the tree.

[former_member669968]

goto se 80. enter &TMP as package name. then select subpackage tab. you should be able to see  subpackage &TMP_XM if it is created properly.