Released request doesn´t create file on cofile and data. Why?

[luisfel28]

Someone know tell me why files of my released request won´t created on /usr/sap/trans/cofile and /usr/sap/trans/data ??

This request set with "Local Change Requests" .. May be this problem?

Regards,

Felipe

[RaymondGiuseppi]

Exact, releasing the request will only fill the cofile/data files if the request carry a target system. Of course, it will also not be able to push the request in the import queue of the undefined target system...

Regards,

Raymond

[luisfel28]

Raymond, tks for response.. But the system automatically put requests in Local Change Requests. How change this?

When i chaged target system, returns message "DEV is not a consolidation target".. What is this?? Do you know??

Regards

[RaymondGiuseppi]

You can change the target of an existing request via SE10, display header, change mode. Also check your transport routes via transaction STMS also check your package definition. Are you creating the request in the development system ?

Regards,

Raymond

[luisfel28]

Ray, When i changed target system, returns message "DEV is not a consolidation target".. What is this?? Do you know??

How do save in DEV for default??

In STMS show me OK.

Follow my screens. My knowledge of BASIS is tiny.

Regards,

Felipe

[RaymondGiuseppi]

Like you have only one ECC development system and one Solman development system, without any transport routes (no link displayed between systems) ?

You could create a virtual system (e.g. VIR) to be able to create actual transport request -> read Configuring Virtual SAP Systems.

Regards,

Raymond

PS: As this is no longer an Abap question, you could post in a space like SAP NetWeaver Administrator for more information.

[luisfel28]

Ray, but i already have a ECC in DE1 and Solman in DEV. Will I need create another virtual systeem?

Regards,

Felipe

[RaymondGiuseppi]

Yes, you must have at least two similar system (two ECC or two Solman)  to be able to create a transport route, read the link I provided.