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Former Member

‎2006 Jul 05 5:59 PM

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I have created some tables and i dont have any use of this tables and have deleted them in SE11. However i can see those tables in SE10 - Transport with the request no. CAn i just delete them in SE10 or there is a particular procedure to detete them in SE10.

Shejal.

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LucianoBentiveg
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‎2006 Jul 05 6:03 PM

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If you never transport those tables to any system, then you can delete objects from tasks, and later delete from request.

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Former Member

‎2006 Jul 05 6:02 PM

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In SE10 you can display a request under which the tables are attached, you need to know the request no. You should not delete them if they have been previously moved to QA / PROD so that they can be deleted there also. The tr. request need to be moved to QA / PROD.

If they are not you can simply delete the tr. request and don't have to do any thing about it.

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Ravi

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LucianoBentiveg
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‎2006 Jul 05 6:03 PM

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If you never transport those tables to any system, then you can delete objects from tasks, and later delete from request.

Regards.

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‎2006 Jul 05 6:03 PM

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No, in SE10 what you see is the transport related to the deletion of those tables in the next systems. If you did not transport to any other systems like QA or PRD, then yes, you can delete them from your transport. But if already moved them to other systems, then you have to transport the deletion in order for the tables to be deleted from there as well.

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‎2006 Jul 05 6:03 PM

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hi Shejal,

Just Delete the <b>Request Number</b> associated with that table

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RichHeilman
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‎2006 Jul 05 6:03 PM

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First delete these tables using SE11, then you can go and delete them from your transport if you want. If you leave them on the transport, they will simply not be created in the target system, because they will not exist when you release your transport.

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Rich Heilman

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‎2006 Jul 05 6:08 PM

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Thanks All.

Actually i was doing some expreminting so have created some tables and i dont need them for any use nor have moved them before to other system. I have already deleated in SE11 dev system. But i see them in SE10 and want to delete them in DEV SE10 so that when i came here again i dont want all the names to be visible.

Just will be deleting them from SE10.

Shejal.

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RichHeilman
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‎2006 Jul 05 6:10 PM

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That's fine. Just delete them from your transport, since they have already been deleted. If you would have done this the other way around, when deleting in SE11, it would have asked for another transport request.

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Rich Heilman