‎2011 Sep 26 6:25 PM
We have built a new system on our ECC system and we have about 400 custom Z* programs which we have created throughout our entire landscape. We have tried using several client copies to copy all the custom ABAP programs which we have created into this new system but nothing has worked. Is there a way to export all these custom programs out of our Development system and into the new system? Any help would be appreciated!
‎2011 Sep 26 6:59 PM
Hi
You can try to use transaction SE80, choose the PACKAGE option, after inserting your custom package you can create a big request having all objects of that development class, so you can move this request in the new enviroment.
Max
‎2011 Sep 26 6:59 PM
Hi
You can try to use transaction SE80, choose the PACKAGE option, after inserting your custom package you can create a big request having all objects of that development class, so you can move this request in the new enviroment.
Max
‎2011 Sep 26 11:11 PM
Hello,
Thank you for your response! I tried to do that and I keep getting a ton of errors about objects being locked so the transport is unable to release. I've tried going into SE03 to unlock the objects but the transport keeps getting errors that it will not release. Any ideas or any other methods we can try?
‎2011 Sep 27 5:44 AM
‎2011 Sep 27 7:12 PM
We have over 4000 transports to copy that might possibly have anything to do with the programs we're looking for. Is there any export program to run that will simplify this process?
‎2011 Sep 28 8:45 AM
Hi Connie Baldon ,
you problem can be solved by creating "SAP NUGGETS" in your new and old sap system , Download your packages and other stuffs from old system and import it into a new sap system. To wok with Nuggets , use the below link
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/ABAP/SAPlinkUserDocumentation
and try this way also
http://forums.sdn.sap.com/thread.jspa?tstart=0&threadID=920778
Regards,
Saravana
‎2011 Oct 19 9:33 PM
We ended up creating an LSMW to run the transports in the order that we needed them too. Seems to have worked and got us through the 4000 transports which we needed to import.
Edited by: Connie Baldon on Feb 10, 2012 10:55 AM