on 10-05-2008 2:52 PM
Hi!
We have a very comprehensive transport landscape where more than one transport layer is necessary.
The reasons therefore:
we implement none-SAP software and need an extra transport layer therefore
the developers still need an extra transport layer because of they assigned them their packages
Currently we have one and the same client in DEV system where all the transport layers reside.
Now we are thinking to implement ChaRM for all the transport layers.
1) Approach of splitting transport layers and working with different DEV clients
We split the transport layer and assign them the different standard layer
transport layer ZDV1: client 100
transport layer ZDV2: client 200
transport layer ZDV3: client 300
Question:
Is that possible to have here one maintenance project with more that one DEV system
(DEV:100, DEV:200 and DEV:300)?
Any helpful information will be very appreciated.
Thom
Hi Thom..
transport layer ZDV1: client 100
transport layer ZDV2: client 200
transport layer ZDV3: client 300
Why you have 3 Transports Layer???...
if you have
DEV100 QAS100 PRD100
DEV200
DEV300
Usually you have only 1 Layer from DEV100 to QAS100 (Consolidation Type)
To move from DEV100 to DEV200/300 use SCC1
**************************************************************
IF you have
DEV100 -
> QAS100 -
> PRD100
DEV200 QAS200
DEV300
You create 1 transport group
DEV100 -
> QAS100 ---> PRD100
|-->QAS200
Thanks
Wen
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HI!
thank you very much for your response.
My problem is I have only DEV:100 --> QAS --> PRD, but with several/different transport layers. To consolidate all the different transport layers could be a problem. As I know ChaRM supports only standard transport layer.
Do you have any suggestions how to proceed in this case?
Thank you very much!
Thom
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