import multiple transports together

[Former Member]

SAP experts:

We have about 90 transports to get into production.

Is there a way to import all of them in one click while following certain sequence?

Thanks!

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi,

Have you added all the transports in the STMS import queue for the system?

If yes:

Click Select all the requests by selecting bock of requests starting from 1st request and ending at last request. Then click the import button and all will be imported in the sequence in which they are listed there.

If you use Import All, then STMS will rearrange the requests and import them in order of their release.

If No:

You first have to add all the requests in the import queue. For such a large number, write a script at the os level and each line of the script should be as follows:

tp addtobuffer pf=<path of transport profile> <request1> <sapsid> client=<NNN>

tp addtobuffer pf=<path of transport profile> <reques2t> <sapsid> client=<NNN>

.

.

.

tp addtobuffer pf=<path of transport profile> <request90> <sapsid> client=<NNN>

Then, execute this script at the OS level: ./<scriptname.sh>.

Now, you can import these requests in the manner described above.

Regards,

Shitij

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Thanks!

Addtotobuffer: If all transports are added in the right sequence;

import: click button "import all" will follow the right sequence exactly?

Thanks again.

[former_member185031 · Accepted solution]

If you added the transport on the sequence, it will follow the same sequence while importing.

Regards,

Subhash

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hello Shitij,

We can see about 80 transport request queued up in PRD queue.

But there are some transport request say from sequence number 1 to 18 which are not in correct order in which they should be imported i.e. there are some dependencies like request @ sequence 4 should be imported prior to request @ sequence 2 and so on.

But the request from sequence 19 to 80th are in correct sequence .

So what should be the best option to Import in such scenario ?

I also have a confusion related to "IMPORT ALL" functionality.

If i select request from 1 to 80 and hit "Import all" , will it automatically import the transport request as per dependencies ?

as explained in above example, will it import request @ sequence 4 before request @ sequence 2 ?

I have to perform import of these request after upgrading system to ECC 6.0 EHP6.

Thanks & Regards,

Victor