on 07-24-2013 11:26 AM
Hi
When creating a transport request (type work bench) from within ChaRM 7.1, the tasks are always created by default as unclassified, you have to manually get the type changed to development or so. Is this the default behaviour of the ChaRM, or can that be customised?
Any answers appreciated.
Regards,
Li
Hi Li,
As per my understanding, this is standard and if you try to create a workbench TR directly in DEV without ChaRM, then also it creates "Unclassified" task under it. Only when you save the changes against this WB TR, then only it gets changed from Unclassified to Development/Correction.
Alternately, you can change this type in SE09 manually.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Imran
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Hi,
No, its not the default behavior, when we create workbench, Task is automatically clasified as "Developement" and if we create customzing TR , task also automatically classified as customizing.
Seems you were missing authorisation, try to add the sap_cm_developer_comp role and try.
Regards
Jansi
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Hi Li
I don't think you should customize it because it is only developer(role) who knows which request he needs
customizing
Or
workbench
let me know if I misunderstood
Regards
Prakhar
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Hi Li
as we have the noticed same issue with BW and APO systems in the past even in Solman 7.1 as well but this has no impact on data means when Transport the TR all the changes are transported for the particular TR.
Even you can check if you create Transport of copies also sometimes it generates unclassified task but then when you do transport it carries all the changes
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