2008 Nov 24 1:29 PM
Hi,
How to create a customizing transport programatically for objects?
Regards,
Jey
2008 Nov 24 1:43 PM
ABAP Objects are stored against workbench transports, not customizing ones.
2008 Nov 24 1:46 PM
Hi,
I want to cutomize my own objects ( not system objects) using customized transport.
Regards,
Jey
2008 Nov 24 2:00 PM
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2008 Nov 24 2:04 PM
Hello Jey
Assuming that you have your own Z-customizing tables in order to customize your own applications my recommendation is to define them not as customizing table (delivery class = 'C') but as normal application table (delivery class = 'A').
If you need to secure access to this table create a maintenance view having the appropriate authorization group assigned.
Records of a class = 'A' table can be transported using a normal workbench request with the following entry:
R3TR TABU <name of table> Key = 100* (all client-dependent entries of client 100)
R3TR TABU <name of table> Key = * (all client-independent entries)
Regards
Uwe
2008 Nov 24 3:40 PM
Hi,
I have to use customized transport object to transport the customized changes.
Regards,
Jey
2008 Nov 24 3:50 PM
What customized changes? if you have defined a table as Customizing, it will generate a customizing request automatically when you will modify the table entries there.
if you tell your scenario it would be much easier to answer
2008 Nov 24 3:50 PM
Hello Jey
If you have defined within the maintenance view that changes should be automatically recorded (for this 'C'-class Z-table) then you are done already.
As soon as you create, change or delete an entry the system will ask you for a customizing request if the table is client-dependent otherwise it will ask for a workbench request (for client-independent customizing).
Regards
Uwe
2008 Nov 25 2:44 AM
Hi,
I am developing a transaction there in which you can edit the customized objects, in that case it should trigger a customized transport to record the changes.
Regards,
Jey