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Hi experts,

I just had a couple of questions:

There are two layout sets in DEV that I would like to import PRD's layout sets to , but they're locked by a transport. How do you find out if a program or layout set is locked by a transport and what the transport is? Is there a way to identify what changes have been made within a transport? If I delete a transport, what happens to the changes made to the object? Do the changes remain or do they roll back to the way the object was before the changes?

Please advise.

Thanks in advance

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as u know that Scripts dont have version management ? so there is such options to revert back changes , but what u can do is download from diffrent server and upload.

to find out trasnport request

run this program

RSWBO040

give

FORM and Form name

then tick thiis one and execute

here it will give Transport Request number.

Regards

Peram

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Hi

There are two layout sets in DEV that I would like to import PRD's layout sets to , but they're locked by a transport.

You can import/download the script using the program RSTXSCRP from one system and again upload to other system using the same program.

How do you find out if a program or layout set is locked by a transport and what the transport is?Is there a way to identify what changes have been made within a transport?

See in the SM12 for the lock entries and use the Version management for the different versions of the script.

If I delete a transport, what happens to the changes made to the object? Do the changes remain or do they roll back to the way the object was before the changes?

Even if you delete the transport nothing happens to the changes made to the script, they will remain same. they won't rollback.

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Anji