on 07-02-2009 7:33 AM
Hi,
I have a problem where there were few scripts made and saved as local object on development client. Now i want to transfer it
to another client for testing . I want to put it in package and save it in transport request for that. What are the ways by which i can achieve it?
Thanks
Parag
Hi parag,
Follow the following steps:
1) Open transaction Se03.
2) Select "Change object directory entries" from the "Object directry folder
3) In selection by objects, enter the text "FORM". And write the sapscript name in the text field .
It will look as follows:
R3TR FORM SAPscript form ztest123456
check the checkbox and click execute.
4) now u get the $TMP package and teh sapscript object. Place the cursor on teh sapscript name and then click buttton "object directory"
5) Now u will get the package field as editable.
6) change the package and then u can save it in a Transport request.
Regards,
Sathish donthula.
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Hi,
U can put all the forms in one include request.
goto se03->click on 'Include objects in a Transport request'>Here check the 'Selected Objects' radio button.->Here in 'Selection' give u r form name and execute. then it will ask the request.There u can create the request.
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Hi Parag,
you can make a copy of it. When you do this the system ask you if you want save as local object or
put it in package and save it in transport request.
Regards,
Davide
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Hi,
U can find in TADIR table, pass the follwing:
Program ID: R3TR
Object Type: FORM
Package: $TMP
Now, u ill get all the forms which r in Local Package and U take them each and save in a transport using SE71.
then transport it using transaction SCC1 to ur test client.
Hope it helps!!
Rgds,
Pavan
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