on 02-26-2010 2:20 PM
Dear experts,
I had change two scripts in dev system and transported them to quality sys.
When i run the transaction this scripts are giving earlier results only.
When i check the scripts in SE71 the scripts are changed as per dev system.
This scripts are attached to F110 tcode.
Well please tell me what i have to do transport the scripts correctly.
Hi!
Nothing special, when you modify a SAPscript, and save them, they will ask you for a transport request.
You have to assigne them to this request.
Then release the request with SE10 transaction and then transport it with STMS.
If it does not give you transport request, then it is saved locally. You have to change this.
Regards
Tamá
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Thanks all for your answers.
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Hi ,
Check the script form that is assigned in F110 .
switch on the debugger for the assigned form and check the changes are reflecting in run time or not
Let me know if any concerns.....
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Thanks for your answers.
I am an abaper and I transported the scripts using se09.
I can see the changes are reflecting in scripts in quality system, but my output is not correct in quality system.
So I was confused that whether I have transported the request correctly or not.
I am not aware of using SCC1 Tcode to transport the scripts.
Now myh doubt is how the scripts have changed when i transported the request throught SE09 , And how the system
allowed me to transport the script using SE09.
Please tell me the actuall procedure to transport the scripts.
Thanks in advance.
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Hi SHilpa,
Basically SAP scripts are client dependant. So, if you want to trasnport script within the Development system but on different client, you will have to use tcode SCC1.
e.g. Suppose your script in D13-110 client and you need to test it in D13-220 client. Then, you will have to transport it using SCC1 tcode. You just need to provide your TR number for this and all changes will be reflected in D13-220 client.
Now, if you want to transport your script to quality system from development, then you can do it using tcode SE09. Here, you will be releasing your TR and moving changes to quality system.
Difference netween SSC1 and SE09 is that in SCC1 you don't need to release TR and in SE09 you need to release TR.
Hope it helps in clearing your doubt.
Thanks,
Archana
Hi,
Since the script is client dependant ,copy the script using SCC1 code(provide the request no as input here) and then test.
Best Regards
Himayat
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Hi Shilpa,
First Copy the request of the sapscripts from Dev. system. Paste the request in SCC1 tcode in Quality system and give the client of the development system as source system.
Try testing it again after the client copy is complete.
Hope it helps.
Regards,
Apeksha Desai
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Do you have new SAPScript names? Like Z version of an SAP standard? If so, does config point to your program and SAPScript name in the output controls?
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Hi,
Used transaction SE03 to find where are your sapscripts ?
SE03 -> Search for Objects in Request/Tasks
In Obecjt Selection make RTR FORM +Scriptname+
Rgds
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