Scripts not active after transportation

[Former Member]

Hi,

We have created certain forms and transported from development to production server.The thing is some are active and <u><b>some are not active(status - new saved) .</b></u>Both have been moved at same package.Moreover,when we try to change the form...its says that :package doesnt exits.but actually it is present in SE80.

Kindly provide solution

Thanks

Gopal

[Former Member]

check transport log for any errors.....You can go to SE80 and rebuild objects list for that particular package.

[Former Member]

Moreover,when we try to change the form...its says that :package doesnt exits--><b>I think u are getting this error in Prod.server ?</b>

re-transport alll the objects from DEV-PROD.

Regards

Prabhu

[Former Member]

yes..i opened the production client setting...and changed it.....

thanks

Gopal

[Former Member]

seems to me as transport release problem at the hierarchial level .

is the package request in production . can u check it .?

If the package and script form exists and script is not picking the package then this will be the inconsistency of transport release.

Package request release will be the topmost in the sequence .

can u see the at Transport request level whether teh script was moved to production server first and then the package went .

compare the release of transport request for the script and the package .

if this is the case then the script will not identify the package as it was moved later .

solution to this will be u need to move the package again assigning it to a new request followed by the script .

Please note that the customizing have to be moved along with the scripts in hiearchial sequence.

Also check the forms , drrver programs and the pag formats , and the standard text all in <b>active</b> mode .

My concern will also be how the import from the queue was done if here the basis guy did a mistake then we are in soup .

Check ur excel sheet with the release and the import it has to be same.

hope this helps ,

regards,

vijay