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Transport requests for function modules

rajeshkumar_kaveti
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Hi,

We have a function group transported to production. Now we are creating two function modules under this group in development. We have to save them in two different transports. Since the function group is locked in a request it is not prompting for request when we create second function module. How to solve this.

Thanks for your time.

-Rajesh

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Former Member
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Hi Rajesh,

Try this...

Go to transaction SE80

right click on the function module -> Other functions --> Write transport entry..

Here you should be able to provide a different transport request for the Function module...

Few pointers here: If the FM already exist in the production, its fine otherwise the include L<Function_group>UXX

will not be transported which has the include entry of the new FM. So try to put the include also in the new transport request otherwise there will be an error during transport.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Kinshuk

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former_member195698
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unless you release the transport of first FM you cannot lock the other FM in a new Transport.

why can't you keep the other FM in a new Function group

Former Member
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Hi Rajesh,

Try this...

Go to transaction SE80

right click on the function module -> Other functions --> Write transport entry..

Here you should be able to provide a different transport request for the Function module...

Few pointers here: If the FM already exist in the production, its fine otherwise the include L<Function_group>UXX

will not be transported which has the include entry of the new FM. So try to put the include also in the new transport request otherwise there will be an error during transport.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Kinshuk