on 03-31-2006 8:49 AM
Hi all,
I have created some standard texts through s010 transaction.
But when i saved it it didnt asked me for a request.
If i want to transport it to production how can i transport??
Please tell me how to transport standard texts??
Regards,
Simha.
Hi narasimha,
Yes, you are right.
when saving standard text in so10,
it won't ask for request!
1. a little tricky
2. goto se09 and create a new
customizing rqeuest.
3. after that
in the object list,
go in edit mode
and a new window will come
where u can add the objects(in table control)
4. there u put
program id = R3TR
object type = TEXT
object name = TEXT,YHRS_FNF_LTR,YHR1,E
where
YHRS_FNF_LTR = name of standard text
YHR1 = TEXT ID
E = english language
regards,
amit m.
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Hi,
I had the same problem and i by-passed it by using transaction SE78 (SAPscript graphics management) and choosing from the left panel--> Stored as Text >Standard texts>ST(Standard Text), that was for my case.
Then you enter the text name and language and you choose transport and from there on everything is as usual.
Hope it helps,
Kind regards
Minas
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Hi Narasimha,
Tranport Requests wont't be created for Standard Texts.
For these, Changes have to be carried out in respective Clients.
I think it helps you.
Regards,
Anbalagan
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Hi
run the report RSTXSCRP in development server.
Select standard text radio button.
Give the text name.
mode : EXPORT
Give download location.
It will create text file in presentation server.
Then in production server run the same report.
with mode IMPORT.
Give the location of text file.
Run the report.
It will be uploaded to production server.
Hope it will be helpful.
Regards,
Viswanath Babu
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Hi Narsimha,
Report RSTXSCRP allows SAPscript objects (standard texts, styles, forms) or device types to be transported between R/3 and a local or central file.
Read documentation on report RSTXSCRP for more details.
OR
The SAPscript objects that should be transported must be written in a transport request.
The entries are as follows:
R3TR FORM NAME (NAME = Name of the layout set)
R3TR STYL NAME (NAME = Name of the style)
R3TR TEXT OBJECT,NAME,ID,L
(OBJECT = Text object, NAME = Text name, ID = Text ID, L = Text language)
If you want to transport a number of texts, you can use report RSTXTRAN to insert the individual text keys into a correction. The transport request must be entered and released via the transport system.
Hope this will help you.
Cheers
Sunny
Rewrd points, if found helpful
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Hi,
using SE03 you can add them to transport request.
using include Objects in a Request.
or RUn this program <b>RSWBO010</b>
in the selection screen click the radio button <b>selected Objects.</b>
and now enter RETR , TEXT and textobject and attach request.
Regards
Vijay
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Run program RSTXTRAN online, it will ask for a transport number to put it in.
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You can do that in SE03. Click on the Object Directory
-> Change object directory entries.
In that create an object directory entry
R3TR TEXT <Give the standard text name in the third input box>
Check the checkbox corresponding to the DOCT and press F8.
You can see your object in the list.. double click that and change the package name, which will in turn ask you for a request no.
Message was edited by: Sravanthi
Message was edited by: Sravanthi
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