Recall/Undo a file import

[Former Member]

Hi Folks,

i have the problem that i imported a wrong transport into our productive system. i already activated my changelist.

Is it possible to recall or undo this import?

Thanks in advance!

Regards

Robert

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Robert,

Is it possible to recall or undo this import?

No, it's not possible to recall this import. You can do the changes in Dev and then re-transport.

Regards,

Neetesh

[Former Member]

Thank you Neetesh.

[Former Member]

As you are saying that u have already activated your change list... i think you are talking about Integration directory transports.

For that also reverting transports is not possible, but what u can do is, from history get previous version and then activate it and transport it to Prod.

But for communication channel you must have to get the values.

Thanks,

Hetal

[Former Member]

@ Hetal Shah - This answer has already been given above, why you are repeating the same thing again??

This is not the first time that you have done this, I have noticed in few other forum posts, your answers are exactly the copy of the ones that has already been given prior to you.

If you have something new, then please do share with the forum.

--Abhi

[Former Member]

above they hv discribed for IR and not ID, where as once you transport your objects for IR you dont need to activate it.

So before making comments read answers properly.

And no need to give me suggestions.

If you dont like to read answers from me... and u feel its already copy paste, just by pass it.

Nobody is forcing you to read answers.

Thanks,

Hetal

[Former Member]

@ Hetal,

above they hv discribed for IR and not ID, where as once you transport your objects for IR you dont need to activate it.

Think straight ... above if it has been adviced that "transported and activated" objects can't be reverted back, then it must be for ID

[former_member181985]

I hope this is relevant to Repository. Revert the change in Dev (using history of each relevant object). Transport it to QA then from QA to PROD.