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Setting in SICF transaction

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Hi All,

I have activated the standard service "WEBGUI" in SICF transaction. It has generated URL.

Now I want to transaport the settings done in SICF transaction to activate WEBGUI on quality server.

But during activation on development server, system has not asked the request no.

So can anyone tell me how to transport the settings done in SICF transaction or do we have to do SICF service activation settings on each server i.e. on quality, development etc?

Kindly do reply as it is very urgent.

Regards,

Pranjali

Hi All,

I have activated the standard service "WEBGUI" in SICF transaction. It has generated URL.

Now I want to transaport the settings done in SICF transaction to activate WEBGUI on quality server.

But during activation on development server, system has not asked the request no.

So can anyone tell me how to transport the settings done in SICF transaction or do we have to do SICF service activation settings on each server i.e. on quality, development etc?

Kindly do reply as it is very urgent.

Regards,

Pranjali

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matt
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I've always activated the services directly in the appropriate instance. I do not believe it is possible to transport them.

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athavanraja
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to transport the setting of the SICF service, select the service and then in the menu go to ->object directory entry to attach it to a transport request.

also note that after transporting, by default the services will be in inactive state and you have to manually activate them.

Regards

Raja

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matt
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So it seems, no, you can't activate by transport. You have to do it individually.

matt

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AFAIK, yes