Efficient Migration of Fiori Catalogs and Groups Between SAP Clients Using SCCN1

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The Resolution

To address this, I revisited the entire process with a focus on verifying and ensuring that each item was linked to the correct transport request. Here's how I did it:

1. Identify the Catalog Name: The first step involved identifying the catalog name that needed to be migrated. This can be done through the Fiori Launchpad designer. For instance, the catalog name in this case was identified as X-SAP-UI2-CATALOGPAGE:ZKUYU_ANALIZ_CAT.

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3. Retrieve Configuration ID:

   • Navigate to the transaction SE16 in the Gateway system.
   • Open the table WDY_CONF_USERT.
   • Enter the catalog name found earlier in the description field enclosed in asterisks (e.g., *X-SAP-UI2-CATALOGPAGE:ZKUYU_ANALIZ_CAT*).
   • Display the result, and from the entries retrieved, copy the config_Id number from the second entry.
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4. Verify the Transport Request:

   • Still within SE16, open the table E071K.
   • In the TABKEY field, use the multiple selection icon and specify the config_id value (e.g., *004CA9EF18A7B9D5FD60DD27C10FEC5E*).
   • Display the table entries to view the assigned transport request under the TRKORR column.
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By following these detailed steps, I was able to confirm that all developments were under the correct transport requests and subsequently, re-initiated the migration through SCCN1 with the assurance that the configurations were correctly aligned.

Conclusion

This methodical approach to verifying transport requests before migrating content ensures that the SAP Fiori configurations are consistent and correctly set up across different clients. It is a useful practice for administrators and consultants who manage multiple SAP environments and need to ensure system integrity during migrations.