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Problem with Change Document

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Hi All,

I am experiencing a problem with change document. Upon creation of a change document, the system is not prompting for a transport request. THe generated structure of the table as well is defined as a local object, which prohibits me to transport the objects. Anything that I did wrong?

Thanks,

Jim

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jaheer_hussain
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Hai,

Open your object in change mode.

Follow up the following step.

Goto->object directory entry

->change the package

Now it ask for "creating transport request".

With Regards,Jaheer

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Hi Jim,

Go to Se11. give the structure name and select change button

From the menu Goto --> Object directory entry

you can give the development class or package name and save it

Another way to find the TR is by

Go to Utilities --> Versions --> Version management

Here you find under what request the table is stored

Regards

Arun

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Hi,

My problem is once I create the new change document, it did not prompt me for a transport number. How can I make my change document transportable if during creation, no transport request is created for it?

Jim

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Hi,

What changes you making in which transaction?

Regards,Jaheer

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Hi Jim,

Go to Utilities --> Versions --> Version management

Here you find under what request the table is stored

Regards

Arun

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jaheer_hussain
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Hai,

Open your object in change mode.

Follow up the following step.

Goto->object directory entry

->change the package

Now it ask for "creating transport request".

With Regards,Jaheer

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Hi Jaheer,

I cannot see this when I open my change document via SCDO. Is there another transaction for this?

Jim

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gopi_narendra
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in the transaction SCDO

goto your change doc and press F7, if it is already changed you can see the changes there.

It seems you are chaging the one which is already saved in a request.

If not go to SE09 and search for the Change Document Object Name.

If it is saved under a request you can use that request. If not you can delete that entry from there and now do the changes in the tcode SCDO.

Regards

Gopi

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gopi_narendra
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in the transaction SCDO

goto your change doc and press F7, if it is already changed you can see the changes there.

It seems you are chaging the one which is already saved in a request.

If not go to SE09 and search for the Change Document Object Name.

If it is saved under a request you can use that request. If not you can delete that entry from there and now do the changes in the tcode SCDO.

Regards

Gopi

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Hi All,

I debugged the transaction SCDO and found out that there was a change document created before with the same name and it was saved to be a local object. Thus, an entry already exists in table TADIR, and that is the reason why when we create the new change document, it is getting the package from the entry in TADIR. any other way that this can be changed?

By the way, when I go to SCDO transaction, I don't see an option where I can change the package. We're using 4.7

Jim

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Is it also possible to see in SE80 the change document? WHat other transactions can this be viewed?

Please help. Badly need an answer.

Thanks,

Jim

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I used transaction code SE03 to change the package.