Multiple Transport at same time

[former_member182034]

Hi All,

I want to transport from DEV to QAS client and PRD client at same time. is it possible...if yes then plz tell me procedure of multiple transport from one system to other system's clients using STMS.

regards,

jamil

[Former Member]

Jamil,

This is not a good practice, but if you have a valid reason and approval to do such a setup, then make changes to the transport routes to add transports to both QA client and PRD client when released from DEV. Schedule a job to import transports periodically in these systems.

Cheers,

Nisch

[Former Member]

Hi Nisch,

but if you have a valid reason and approval to do such a setup, then make changes to the transport routes to add transports to both QA client and PRD client when released from DEV

3 system landscape as of industry practice is Consolidate route & Delivery route. I cant manage to understand what changes we can make.

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/57/38de0c4eb711d182bf0000e829fbfe/content.htm

[Former Member]

hi

we can do with all transports at a time in os level.

goto trans/bin now u use

import/export all.here we are importing/exporting with tp.

Edited by: vasu k on Sep 1, 2008 9:49 AM

[Former Member]

Hi Rahul,

Target group can be created which can contain multiple clients of different instances (sid . client number) and these can be added to a tranport route. Any transport released in the consolidation system will result in the transport being the import queue of the target group.

SAP does provide ways to customize the system as per customer requirements and the implementation team should know what are the best practices and what the business impact will be in case the implementation is incorrect.

Cheers,

Nisch

[Former Member]

There's nothing stopping you from moving transports into multiple downstream systems at the same time. You can log into both QAS and PRD and run STMS seperately and press the transport button at the same time.

If you are asking if there are any means to automatic transport into two systems via a single transaction, then the answer is no. However, there's nothing stopping you from coding your own code to call tp.exe, in order to achieve this.