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Error in BAPI to be RELEASED

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Hi Experts

I have defined a RFC and when I created Object Type in SWO1.

Then I changed its status to MODELED followed by IMPLEMENTED.

Next to that, when I tried to make it RELEASED, it shows the following Error Message:

Released object types must be transportable

Message no. OL678

Note:

Is there any place where I can see the explanation using the Message Number displayed?

Plz Suggest!

Thx

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narin_nandivada3
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Hi,

Have you maintained the BUSINESS OBJECT (SWO1) in a package...

To release a business object is nothing but it is available to outside world.. so to make available to outside world you should assign that to a PACKAGE and then only you can release it..

So if you did not assign it to a package then Reassign that business object to a package.

To REASSIGN in SWO1 specify the Business object and press CTRL + F7.

Hope this would solve your issue.

Good luck

- Narin

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narin_nandivada3
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Hi,

Have you maintained the BUSINESS OBJECT (SWO1) in a package...

To release a business object is nothing but it is available to outside world.. so to make available to outside world you should assign that to a PACKAGE and then only you can release it..

So if you did not assign it to a package then Reassign that business object to a package.

To REASSIGN in SWO1 specify the Business object and press CTRL + F7.

Hope this would solve your issue.

Good luck

- Narin

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Former Member
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HI

You encounter this message when you dont maintain the Business object inside the package.

You have to maintain it inside a package to make it transportable and make other people use it.

Regards

Sumit Agarwal