STMS - Transport One TR from System A to a new system B (Different System IDs)

[aabida_majeed]

Hi All,

I am facing an issue where I am trying to move transport from my Demo system to a new system that was just configured (From System A to System B which are different landscapes all together)

To note the target system B is the Demo NLP system that was installed locally

Eg :

System A: System ID is S4S

System B: System ID is NLP

I have obtained the files from the below folders

/usr/sap/trans/cofiles
/usr/sap/trans/data

and it looks like the below

K - Being the header file would go to the Cofiles folder

R - Being the Data file would go to the data folder

I took these files and updated them into the destination system which is S4B with the same file name as above and nothing was changed and navigated to STMS and tried to import it as explained below

Selecting the Transport to be imported

once I press Yes I get the below error

As per the error message, it says the file does not exist however, the file does exist any help on this matter is highly appreciated

Do I have to change anything?

[deepak-kalra]

Hi aabidmajeed,

Please double check that data files and cofiles exist in target system directories i.e.
/usr/sap/trans/cofiles
/usr/sap/trans/data

1) Make sure that data files and cofiles has correct owner and group.
for e.g.
data file R900039.S4S - should have "owner" as S4BADM (SIDADM) and "group" SAPSYS

2) Also make sure that data files and cofiles has correct permissions

for e.g. for Linux OS
data file R900039.S4S - should have minimum permission of 664 i.e. -rw-rw-r--

I hope it helps

Regards
Deepak

[aabida_majeed]

Hi Deepak,

Really appreciate the quick response on this matter, could you let me know How I can change the owner and group of the data file?

Thank you
Kind regards
Aabd

[deepak-kalra]

Hi aabidmajeed

1) Make sure that data files and cofiles has correct owner and group.
For Linux OS, change owner & group command is
chown USER:GROUP FILE NAME

for e.g. changing owner and group for data file.
chown S4BADM:SAPSYS R900039.S4S

2) Also make sure that data files and cofiles has correct permissions
For Linux OS, change permission command is
chmod PERMISSION FILE NAME

for e.g. changing permission for data file to -rw-rw-r--
chmod 664 R900039.S4S

I hope it helps.

Regards
Deepak