Request not visible in the production import queue

[Former Member]

Hi all.

When importing some requests in the QUA system, these requests do not automatically appear in the PRD import queue: they need to be added manually.

This only happens for some request: there are requests which automatically appear in the import queue of the production system.

There is no approval queue used.

I'm looking for the cause of this behaviour, but without success until now.

Can anybody help?

Thanks a lot,

Dino

[debasissahoo · Accepted solution]

Hello Dino,

This might happen when the request is originated from a system which is not inside the same transport domain of the target system (QA/PRD).

So if you've DEV > QAS > PRD landscape and you've somehow imported a transport ABCK9xxxx of system ABC into the DEV, then qas then prd, it won't appear automatically in the next target queue, but you've to manually add it.

Regards,

Debasis.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi.

Unfortunately this is not the case. The three systems belong to the same transport domain and are included in the transport route.

[debasissahoo · Accepted solution]

Hello Dino,

okay... and this happens to only few transports right? not all..

Regards,

Debasis.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Exactly: there are requests which are automatically put in the queue , and requestes which are not and must be loaded manually.

Kind regards,

Dino

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Dino,

the transport requests that are not automatically added to the Prod queue, they weren't created before the Prod system was in stms were they?

Check the target system of these transports.

[debasissahoo · Accepted solution]

Hi Dino,

well.. then it might be the case what Scott has described. check the target system set for the request. You can check this by double click on the parent request in SE10, and check the field "Target system" under properties.

Regards,

Debasis.

[Former Member]

Hi

Please check the transport strategy you have been using on your land scape.

Thanks

Sukrut