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I need to join requests.

ronaldo_aparecido
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Good morning guys.

I need to join requests.

When the object is the same in different requests it will consider the last request?

example:

dupk1 object X1

dupk9

dupk7

dupk3 object X1

When I join requests it will consider as a last change to the object X1 dupk1 or request dupk2?

Thanks .

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former_member185978
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Hi Ronaldo,

Better to Join all the created Request into Last Request and send it to Quality server and then to production.

Here is the process to Joining ( We say Mergering Request ).

1) Tcode SE09  --> Press Create ( F6 ) ,

2) if all the above request belong to Workbench, select Workbench and give Valuable description

3) Once request is created, Delete the Task ( I mean )

         DUPK176549

               DUPK176548 ( Task ) Select this and Delete button in menu bar ( Shift + F1)

4) then SElect the main Request DUPK176549 and Click on Include Objects ( Ctlr+ F11 )

5) Select 2nd Radio button ( Object lists from Multiple Requests and press Enter

6) Go to Multiple Selection => ( this symbol at Request / Task ) and give all your Request

                       

                    dupk1

                    dupk9

                    dupk7

                    dupk3

7) Press F8

😎 Select Check box ( Modified + Release started + Released )

9) Again Press F8

10) Select @ main Request (    DUPK176549 ) and PRess MERGE

11) Select Online Merge

Please let me know if you need any more information. 

Good morning guys.

I need to join requests.

When the object is the same in different requests it will consider the last request?

example:

dupk1 object X1

dupk9

dupk7

dupk3 object X1

When I join requests it will consider as a last change to the object X1 dupk1 or request dupk2?

Thanks .

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former_member185978
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Hi Ronaldo,

Better to Join all the created Request into Last Request and send it to Quality server and then to production.

Here is the process to Joining ( We say Mergering Request ).

1) Tcode SE09  --> Press Create ( F6 ) ,

2) if all the above request belong to Workbench, select Workbench and give Valuable description

3) Once request is created, Delete the Task ( I mean )

         DUPK176549

               DUPK176548 ( Task ) Select this and Delete button in menu bar ( Shift + F1)

4) then SElect the main Request DUPK176549 and Click on Include Objects ( Ctlr+ F11 )

5) Select 2nd Radio button ( Object lists from Multiple Requests and press Enter

6) Go to Multiple Selection => ( this symbol at Request / Task ) and give all your Request

                       

                    dupk1

                    dupk9

                    dupk7

                    dupk3

7) Press F8

😎 Select Check box ( Modified + Release started + Released )

9) Again Press F8

10) Select @ main Request (    DUPK176549 ) and PRess MERGE

11) Select Online Merge

Please let me know if you need any more information. 

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Former Member
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Hey Ronaldo,

Merging procedure is here - http://scn.sap.com/community/netweaver-administrator/blog/2012/08/20/combine-multiple-transport-requ....

As far as object content is concerned, its a nice question and i also do not know the behavior so looking for others replies or maybe once i am in front of SAP system will check out myself.

BR.

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former_member209120
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Hi R,

goto se10->Workbench request->modifiable->display.

                  Create new Transport request->save->select merge->select your request number.

                  do the second one to merge the one more TR to the same request.

Warm Regards,

John.

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former_member185978
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Hi Ronald,

Did you got the solution?

If yes, Close the thread.

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Thanks