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request no - reg

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i am creating few Data elements & Domains for the same.

I need to save them in a package.

shall i go for a new request no for each object or save all the data elements & domains in a single request no ?

if i have to go for a single req no,is that for one data elemant & the respective domain or for all the dataelements n domains.

kindly answer me

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former_member125661
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It is upto you of u want to use same transport request or create new one for each object..I would use the same transport request for all data dictionary objects..

Reward pts if the suggestion helped you.

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You have to use one request number only for all the data elements and domains. You don't need to create multiple requests for this.

Thanks,

Srinivas

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vinod_vemuru2
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Hi Naresh,

It depends on ur requirement. If u r creating the domains and data elements for single requirement or object then i sugest u to create single TR. If these data elements and domains are for different requirements then its better to go for multiple requests to avoid TR dependency.

Always include all the objects of a requirement in single TR to avoid mistransports.

eg: If u have new report and new Ztable and u created 2 TRs for these. After finishing the development if u transport report TR first then this will end up with errors. Because in higher system ur Ztable is not defined. So u have to transport Ztable TR first and then transport Report. To avoid such conflicts we will include all the objects into single TR.

Hope this is clear.

Thanks,

Vinod.