on 06-21-2012 10:35 AM
Hi All,
I have an lquery. I want to automate transport request import to my traning system. Below are my points on which i need some clarification.
1:- I know how to automate TR import from D to Q but our requirment is TR import will be done in traning system when it completely imported in Q system. If TR has not imported in Q than it will not be imported in T system.
D-->Q-->T-->p
So the automatically TR import in T will be dependent on Q import
I think the best will be to simply create a 2nd delivery route from Q -> T and P and not to have a Q -> T -> P
Then you can create a tp script to import them, but I would do this manually
Regards Juan
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Hi Juan,
Thanks for Reply!!
If i follow your suggestion than how TR import dependent upon Q. Once TR release in D than it will be available in import queue of every system ( Q,T & P..etc)
My query is TR should go in T once it completly imported in Q system
Ex
TR SAPkXXXX release in D than it will be available in import Queue of Q & T, now my query is TR SAPkXXXX should be import in T system once this TR import finish in Q ( TR import in T should be dependent upon Q system)
I don't think you'll find a SAP standard solution for this. As I mentioned before you could create a delivery route from QA to T, meaning the import request will be only added to buffer in T when is been imported in QA, then you can create a periodic job to imports requests in T every x amount of time
Regards, Juan
Hello,
Also, you can create a Transport Target Groups(e.g. /PRD/ ) from System "Q" which will have targets T & P. When a transport request, which has a transport target group as target, is released, it will fill the import queue(s) of all systems in this transport target group.
and as Juan has already mentioned.. you can run periodic Import all background Job in T system.
Regards
ashish
Hi Asish,
Dev-->QA is consolidation.
Why do you want a consolidation from DEV -->Training. Have a delivery as Juan has suggested.
Now if you create a delivery route from QA to Training and Prod (already exisiting) unless transport is imported in QA it would come in training and production buffer. Many project use 4 systems transport landscape (training is replaced by integration though). You have one consilidation route and subsequent delivery routes. And each system forming the delivery chain is like an individual stop point/milestone.
Regards.
Ruchit.
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