Request number

[Former Member]

Hi There,

How to find which request is assigned to a particular object., I want to find out the request number for my developed object.

Regards,

Line

[Former Member]

Hi,

Go to SE09,SE10 , Check all the check boxes and then Find out.

Other way in Program SE38 go to version management , you will get a request no.

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[Former Member]

How to create a request to the local object.

Regards,

Line

[gopi_narendra]

Goto -- > Object Directory Entry --> Clk on Change button

assign the dev class or package

then it prompts for a request. Create a req and save it.

Regards

Gopi

[Simha_]

Hi,

Go to ur object..

Open it and in the menubar

Utilities------>version management

In that u will get the display of all the requests..

And in that the active version will have the request number u need..

Cheers,

Simha.

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[Former Member]

Hi

check the tables <b>E071 and E070</b> to find the request for your object

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Regards

Anji

[Former Member]

Hi,

See the tables E071 and E070 to see the details related to these requests

Regards,

Padmam.

[marina_plag]

Hi Line,

try transaction SE03 + double click on the first entry (Search for objects in requests/tasks).

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Regards, Marina

[gopi_narendra]

go to your object.

Utilities--> Version --> Version Mangament. You can get the task number for that object. if you double clk on it you will get the request number for that object.

Regards

Gopi

[Former Member]

Hi,

From SE09 or Se10 you can see both the Workbench and customizing requests created by you

See the tables E071 and E070 to see the details related to these requests

check in other way:

The standard transaction for finding transport requests is SE03 (choose option Requests/Tasks -> Find Request).

If you are not authorized to call this transaction try to execute the underlying report RSWBOSSR using transaction SA38 (menu System -> Services -> Reporting

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[former_member189059]

Hi

From SE09 or Se10 you can see both the Workbench and customizing requests created by you

See the tables E071 and E070 to see the details related to these requests

[Former Member]

Use SE09/SE10

thanks,

Chetan Shah