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To get the BTE values from Development Client to Testing Client

Former Member
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Hi All,

I have a requirement to add one additional field in output of transaction FBL5N.I am doing this through BTE,I could do the settings in the development client but since BTE's are client dependent,I am not able to get FIBF related event for FBL5N in the testing client.

Even the related table TBE24 nad TBE34 are not getting populated with this entry.

Please let me know how to do get the BTE values from Development Client to Testing Client,I have tried using TR copy through SCC1 but it also doesnt work.

Thanks

Hi All,

I have a requirement to add one additional field in output of transaction FBL5N.I am doing this through BTE,I could do the settings in the development client but since BTE's are client dependent,I am not able to get FIBF related event for FBL5N in the testing client.

Even the related table TBE24 nad TBE34 are not getting populated with this entry.

Please let me know how to do get the BTE values from Development Client to Testing Client,I have tried using TR copy through SCC1 but it also doesnt work.

Thanks

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Former Member
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Hi,

what exactly do you want to do ?? are you planning to copy the entries in tables TBE24 and TBE34 into another client ?? If so, go to SM30, enter you table name and press button Transport. Select later the entries to transport and press button "Include in request" plus Save.

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RaymondGiuseppi
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When you created your BTE, you get two transport requests, one Workbench (function group) and one Customizing (TBE24 and 34), you have to import the Customizing one in each and every Client, when the Workbench will only be imported once.

Regards,

Raymond