‎2011 Jul 27 1:49 PM
Hi all,
I knew Data dictionary objects are stored in Application server and actual data is stored in Database server. My doubt is will application server has each version for each Server (Development and testing) .For ex: In Dev server a custom table Tab1 with 2 fields. And in testing server Tab1 with 1 field. I Believe both Dev and testing servers are connected to same application server. So now if I login dev server I see table tab 1 with 2 fields and if login testing server I see table tab1 with 1 fields. How the application server maintains different version of same table tab1 for Dev and test server?
Thanks,
Sri
‎2011 Jul 28 3:59 AM
I am not very sure but I thought that diff sap systems use Diff appl servers.
‎2011 Jul 28 6:14 AM
Hi,
Check when is the last changed date for the custom table in Quality/test server and check the same in development server.
if different. then i think some chnages might have been done in dev system and not transported to quality/test server and thus the differences.
Thanks,
Venkatesh.
‎2011 Jul 28 7:29 AM
Hi There,
You need Transport requests to maintain consistency across development/testing/production systems (depending on your system landscape.)
So if you do a change in development system, create a transport request containing the changes and move it to your testing client. Else you will not see them consistent.
System architecture has nothing to do with this.
Thanks,
Regards,
Kumud
‎2011 Jul 28 1:35 PM
I knew Data dictionary objects are stored in Application server and actual data is stored in Database server.
??
And what exactly makes you think so?
I fully agree with Diwakar.
Let me suggest you carefully read some concepts manual, or get some basic training.
regards
‎2011 Aug 03 7:07 PM
Hi Sri,
Basically sap mantain standard landscape like dev>qty>prod
it might be possible that devand test system are not configured in the way to transport the changes
You can check this with help of pakage configuation
go to se10 check your configuration like when you released which systems its going ..
Regards,
Amit .