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Diff b/w Client transport and Remote Client Copy?

06-18-2009 6:34 AM
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Hi

Can any one say what is the difference between client transport and remote client copy?

Regads,

Swaroop

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Former Member
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Hi Swaroop,

Hope you knows the Cleint Copy concepts,Procedure and the transaction codes for the Client copies,

for that reason only i dont want to discuss abt the procedure and all.

herewould like to give you 3 major differences between Client export and remote client copy.

1) By using the Client export and Import u can Transfer Huge amount of Data if you compare with remote client copy.

2) while doing Remote client copy RFC's of the system will be used to transfer the data but client export and import the Memory of the system will be used.

3) and the major advantage of the Client export and Import is you can transfer the data between one system to another system with out the connecitivity, i mean if you are having 2 systems with out connectivity means RFC connections or eg: u want ot copy the data from one system to another system between 2 different landscapes then Client export and import will be used. this the major advantage of the Client export and import if you compares with Remote client copy.

Hope you can understand.

-Srini

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Hi,

In Remote clientcopy method both systems should have active as sender system and reciver system. and during this copy process user should not allow to work either in source or target system.

In transport method of client copy it follows the transport management system as export of transport request to OS level as data and cofile. and import of those requests from data and cofile in target system. the source systems users can start their work immediate after the export of request.and at your convient time you can make import.

Client Transport:

[http://help.sap.com/saphelp_40b/helpdata/pt/69/c24c4e4ba111d189750000e8322d00/content.htm]

Remote Client copy:

[http://sapbasisnotes.blogspot.com/2009/05/creating-remote-client-copy-scc9.html]

Regards,

Muralidhar

Former Member
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Hi,

Remote client copy (SCC9)à copies the client from other system using RFCu2019s. More than 80GB of data will not transfer using RFCu2019s.

CCCFLOW table is used during client copy. If any termination to the client copy process you can restart the client copy. During restart it checks the CCCFLOW table and resumes from the previous process.

In Remote clientcopy method both systems should have active as sender system and reciver system. and during this copyprocess user should not allow to work either in source or target system.

Client transport. It's the function for performing client copy transport functions and includes two

options:

Client export, transaction SCC8.

Postprocess import, transaction SCC7

In transport method of client copy it follows the transport management system as export of transport request to OS level as data and cofile. and import of those requests from data and cofile in target system. the source systems users can start their work immediate after the export of request.

and at your convient time you can make import.

Check this links

http://way2sapbasis.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1284

http://www.sapbasisnotes.com/2009/05/client-adminsitration-in-sap.html

Former Member
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Hi,

Transport can be copied through SCC1 by selecting the transport Request and copying it to the client.This way you can get the configuration of one client to other.

Remote client Copy done by scc9 and you can do client copy between two server different Host or same host.For this you need to just make an rfc between the two client .

Scc1 will take place o only single server thet is fron DEVclient 100 to DEV Client 200.

SCC9 can be done Between DEv Client 100 and Qua Client 100.

To create a Client Copy TransPort you need to First run scc8 and then transport the client Request and then Import it through SCC7.

Thanks Rishi Abrol