Transport Request - Subtask changes

[Former Member]

Hi All,

I have done the changes in a include and structure. But already one person is working on that include and structure. My changes are activated and created a sub task under his main request. Now he wants to move his changes to other system which inturn will move my changes also. But I dont want to move my changes now.

Plz guide me how to resolve this..

I can change the main request owner and move the subtask which is under my name alone to any of my existing request?

Thanks,

Karthik

[ThomasZloch]

The system will not allow that.

Since you two are working on the same objects, your only option is to reset your changes, release the transport (containing only the other guys changes), then re-insert your changes.

However this can lead to problems later on when importing in production and not following the correct sequence, so the safer bet is that you cooporate/coordinate and move your changes together in one transport request, once all changes are ready.

Thomas

[Former Member]

Hi,

The only solution to your problem is to remove your changes from the include, then release the change request and re-apply your changes to the include.

Creating a new change request with your task will not resolve your problem because all the include source code will be transported with the existing change request. (new versions of includes/programs are created only if there is no unreleased change request for the object).

Regards.

Nicolas

[Former Member]

Hi ,

Instead of removing my changes from the include If I delete only my subtask will it resove my issue? Or I need to remove the code changes also.. Becasue what ever the changes which he made will be available only in his task.

Please guide me.

Thanks,

Karthik

[Former Member]

Hi Karthik.ram,

You have to comment your modification code, transport the order with other changes and

after transport uncomment your code and create a new order.

If you only delete your task in the transport order the changes are transported in the other task.