‎2009 Jan 21 11:24 AM
Hi all,
whenever we save any configuration . in SE10 we get two request no . whay it is two nos . what is logic behind that ?????? i
‎2009 Jan 21 11:33 AM
Hi,
Logic Behind this? As a ABAPer that would be now a suprise code think.
But the reason why we are getting those is important.
While developing any thing in ABAP we create a WORKBENCH REQUEST to transport the work from one system to another system like DEVELOPMENT to TESTING to QUALITY to PRODUCTION.
Here while creatiton of WB Request it will generates ONE Number and after that we can add more than one user for that Request number, While adding the User it will generates one TASK number.
All these Task Numbers and Request numbers saves in One Database Table of R/3 System i.e E070.
We can Re-assign this Task number to Other Request Number.
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/wiki?path=/display/abap/movingtasksandmergingrequests
Thanks,
Naveen.I
‎2009 Jan 21 11:27 AM
Hi,
One is belongs to Transport Request and another should be Task number.
else.
One may be belongs to Config TR (Functional TR ) and another belongs to workbeanch TR (ABAP TR)
Edited by: Ramanjaneyulu Reddy on Jan 21, 2009 12:32 PM
‎2009 Jan 21 11:33 AM
Hi,
Logic Behind this? As a ABAPer that would be now a suprise code think.
But the reason why we are getting those is important.
While developing any thing in ABAP we create a WORKBENCH REQUEST to transport the work from one system to another system like DEVELOPMENT to TESTING to QUALITY to PRODUCTION.
Here while creatiton of WB Request it will generates ONE Number and after that we can add more than one user for that Request number, While adding the User it will generates one TASK number.
All these Task Numbers and Request numbers saves in One Database Table of R/3 System i.e E070.
We can Re-assign this Task number to Other Request Number.
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/wiki?path=/display/abap/movingtasksandmergingrequests
Thanks,
Naveen.I
‎2009 Jan 21 12:12 PM
Thxx Navin,
Ur reply is very useful...................
awarded full pts
‎2009 Jan 21 11:33 AM
Actually its not 2 requests numbers.
One is Request Number, which is at higher level(root node).
Other one is Request Task Number, which is at lower level(below the Request Number).