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Transport Requests

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Hi Experts ,

Can you plese tell me how to Transport a Transport Request from Development to Quality .

I Have the complete authorization .But i don't know which T-Code to Use. The TR is alredy released using SE01 .

Regards ,

Rajesh .

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for relese in dev GO to SE09

then relese .....

goto STMS in QAS then tranport ..

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Hi,

Use SE09.

Thanks,

Ibrahim

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goto se09 or se01look for the TR u need to release.and expand it.

its has a task in the expanded list.Release this task first and then the transport request is to be released.

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for relese in dev GO to SE09

then relese .....

goto STMS in QAS then tranport ..

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Thanx sir..

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Hello

use se09 1st release the task then the request....

Thank u,

santhosh

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gaursri
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Hi Rajesh,

Every program or creation in SAP is assigned to a package.The package has specification for the application layer and transport request.The transport request is configured by basis people in the organization.So if you dont see the request in the package or the package being misplaced or released. I suggest you to contact them.The tcodes in use for the transport requiest is SE01 SE09 SE10 .Three tcodes are used.The person responsible for the pacakge relesae is the person who created it or whom the pacakge is assigned.The required informati0on i swith the Basis Consultant of your organization.

You can also check for the package from the repository.Hope your query resolves soon.

Have a best day ahead.