table trans

[Former Member]

Hi,

how can we transport the entry in table

. we just want only new entry should transport no othr effect on table

Nutan

[Former Member]

Hi,

how can we transport the entry in table

. we just want only new entry should transport no othr effect on table

Nutan

[Former Member]

transport object is R3TR TABU YOUR_TABLE. Just make sure you set the keys for the records you want to transport.

This has to be done manually as far as i know there is no "transport new entries" option unless we are talking of a custoimizing table with a standard routine.

[Former Member]

I m doing changes in t7ina9 table

view of this table is v_t7ina9

Nutan

[Former Member]

Nutan,

This needs to be done manually.

[Former Member]

Erm this is a customizing table, please ask your consultant how to maintain it.

you can as well search for it, goto TA SM30 give in your table name and thenclick on the "customizing" button.

you will get lead to the SPRO node where you can customize this table.

Most probably you will get a transport request once you create a record.

[SuhaSaha]

Hello Florian,

You can transport the entry of an application table as well with "standard recording routine". In case of customizing table it will ask for a customizing request for appl. tables it will ask you for a workbench request.

@OP: If you have the table maintenance generator created for this table with "standard recording routine" selected, it will ask you for a transport request depending on the type of table. Else you have to manually add the record in the TR.

BR,

Suhas

[Former Member]

After creating table create table maintenance Generator while creating table main. generator in Dailog data transport details select the Recording routine radio button and in compare falg dont select anything (No Information) then save and activate it...

Now you add some entries in this table it will ask Transport request.

OR

Go Manually as you have a single entry.

[ThomasZloch]

Sorry, late to the party.

Please search before posting basic or FAQ-type questions.

All others, please think twice before replying to such questions where it is clear that somebody hasn't put in any effort into finding out himself.

Thread locked.

Thomas