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Hello Guru's

I would like to transport my workbench request to anther system which is not in the normal routing.

The normal routing is DEV-X -> QUAL-X -> PROD-X, so from

the development environment to quality to prodcution of X.

Now I want to do a transport from DEV-X to DEV-Y.

Is there a way to do an export of a workbench request from DEV-X and import that workbench request to DEV-Y?

If so, which transactions do I need to use to achieve this?

Best regards,

Guido Koopmann

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Hi

It depends on the two development systems are or aren't linked by a transport layer.

If they are linked, u can try to load the request of DEV-X in the queue of DEV-Y by trx STMS:

in this case after releasing the request it should be in QUAL-X queue, u can try to use trx STMS in order to forward the request from QUAL-X to DEV-Y: Reuqest->Forward->System

If they aren't linked, u need to extract the files generated after releasing the requests.

So u need:

- From DEV-X server, u need to copy the datafile (usr->sap->trans-><System ID DEV-X>->data) and cofile (usr->sap->trans-><System ID DEV-X>->cofile);

- post the datafile and cofile in the corresponding path of DEV-Y server:

usr->sap->trans-><System ID DEV-Y>->data

usr->sap->trans-><System ID DEV-Y>->cofile

- load the request in the DEV-Y queue by STMS: Extras->Other request->Add;

- Import the request in the DEV-Y

The file generated for a certain request are:

- Datafile: DXXXXX.ZZZ;

- Cofile: DXXXXX.ZZZ;

Where XXXXX is the number of the request and ZZZ is the ID of the development system

Max

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JozsefSzikszai
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as far as I know, this is possible with copying the files, which are created when you release the transport request. You have to ask for help from your local Basis people!

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Former Member
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Hi,

You can try this.

Go to Se10.

Double click on the Request.

Click om Properties TAB-->Target System.

If the DEV-Y is visible there. You can transport directly.

Otherwise tell the BAsis person for the same.

regards

Sandipan

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Former Member
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Hi,

1) If you are releasing the transport requests Co and Data files will be created. Copy that Co and Data

files from DEV-X and paste in DEV-Y.

2) Import the requests in DEV-Y system using STMS Tcode.

Hope it will helps

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Hi,

Is there a way to do an export of a workbench request from DEV-X and import that workbench request to DEV-Y?

You can transport the Workbench request or Customized request Dev-X to Dev-Y

through the OS Level.

Thanks,

Durai.V

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Former Member
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Hi

It depends on the two development systems are or aren't linked by a transport layer.

If they are linked, u can try to load the request of DEV-X in the queue of DEV-Y by trx STMS:

in this case after releasing the request it should be in QUAL-X queue, u can try to use trx STMS in order to forward the request from QUAL-X to DEV-Y: Reuqest->Forward->System

If they aren't linked, u need to extract the files generated after releasing the requests.

So u need:

- From DEV-X server, u need to copy the datafile (usr->sap->trans-><System ID DEV-X>->data) and cofile (usr->sap->trans-><System ID DEV-X>->cofile);

- post the datafile and cofile in the corresponding path of DEV-Y server:

usr->sap->trans-><System ID DEV-Y>->data

usr->sap->trans-><System ID DEV-Y>->cofile

- load the request in the DEV-Y queue by STMS: Extras->Other request->Add;

- Import the request in the DEV-Y

The file generated for a certain request are:

- Datafile: DXXXXX.ZZZ;

- Cofile: DXXXXX.ZZZ;

Where XXXXX is the number of the request and ZZZ is the ID of the development system

Max