‎2007 Sep 13 4:02 PM
Hi guys
I released transport request to the quality system.That request is a program.When the prog is executed in the quality system in the initial selection screen the selection texts for the fields are missing.
What should i do?do i need to transport anything else with the prog?
any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
‎2007 Sep 13 4:03 PM
Its because you are missing the REPT object in your transport. Create a new transport for the prorgam and add R3TR PROG <your program name>.
‎2007 Sep 13 4:03 PM
Its because you are missing the REPT object in your transport. Create a new transport for the prorgam and add R3TR PROG <your program name>.
‎2007 Sep 13 4:04 PM
goto SE03 and create a new request for the object
R3TR REPT <program name>
Cheers
VJ
‎2007 Sep 13 4:07 PM
Look at your transport request If you transported the whole program then you will find an entry like <b>R3TR PROG zprogram</b> or <b>LIMU REPO</b>, if you find a <b>LIMU REPS zprogram</b> only the souce code was transported, in this cas create a transport request for the texts <b>LIMU REPT zprogram</b> or the whole program(SE38(1), SE80(2) or manuallly under SE01(3)
Regards
(1) simulate a change in text adding a space/save
(2) just select the program header right click and transport
(3) open object list in update mode, add entry like upper
‎2007 Sep 13 4:08 PM
Just go to the program and:
Goto->Text elements and pick one of your elemtents.
Add a space at the end and press save. If the space is actually created, remove it. You are just trying to leave it the way you found it.
The request will be created. Release and transport.
Alternatively, go to version management for the text elements and you'll see which request the texts are in. Release and transport this request.
Rob
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Rob Burbank
‎2007 Sep 13 4:11 PM
Hello,
Open the program again and go to selection text and save it, then it will asks for a transport request create new request and activate.
now transport the request to quality then you can find the text there.
Regards.
Krishna Yerram.
‎2007 Sep 13 4:37 PM