on 07-25-2013 10:46 AM
Hi All,
May be i have asked much in this http://scn.sap.com/thread/3396657
i am trying to break this into small.
We are using a local SLD for all the environments i.e., DEV , QA , PRD
Suppose , we have the Business systems as
DEV : Business Systems
BS_DEV1
BS_DEV2
BS_PID
QA: Business Systems
BS_QA1
BS_QA2
BS_PIQ
PRD: Business Systems
BS_PRD1
BS_PRD2
BS_PIP
Is the below mentioned procedure of creating Transport targets is correct?
DEV SLD:
There is no need to create the Tranport targets in DEV SLD, so only DEV Business systems need to be maintained in DEV SLD?
BS_DEV1
BS_DEV2
BS_PID
QA SLD:
As we need to maintain tansport targets from DEV business sys to QA business sys, we need to maintain only DEV and QA business sys in QA SLD?
Create groups
DEV_GRP : BS_DEV1,BS_DEV2,BS_PID
QA_GRP : BS_QA1,BS_QA2,BS_PIQ
Transport Targets:
BS_DEV1 --> BS_QA1
BS_DEV2 --> BS_QA2
PRD SLD:
We need to maintain tranport targets from DEV business sys to PRD business sys, there is no need to maintain QA business sys in PRD SLD?
Because when we tranport ID objects from DEV , the business sys present in the File tranports or CTS+ will be DEV business sys : BS_DEV1 , BS_DEV2.
And when we import the ID transport objects in PRD , the DEV business sys should be converted to PRD business sys so there is no need to maintain QA business sys in PRD SLD.
Create groups
DEV_GRP : BS_DEV1, BS_DEV2,BS_PID
PRD_GRP : BS_PRD1, BS_PRD2,BS_PIP
Tranport targets:
BS_DEV1 --> BS_PRD1
BS_DEV2 --> BS_PRD2
Thanks
Sai
Hi Sai,
>>>>>There is no need to create the Tranport targets in DEV SLD, so only DEV Business systems need to be maintained in DEV SLD?
Correct
>>>>>As we need to maintain tansport targets from DEV business sys to QA business sys, we need to maintain only DEV and QA business sys in QA SLD?
Correct
>>>>>We need to maintain tranport targets from DEV business sys to PRD business sys, there is no need to maintain QA business sys in PRD SLD?
Correct
Hope it helps!
Ambrish
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Hi Mishra,
Thanks for the reply.
So we are maintaining the transport targets in the Target SLD i.e, QA , PRD SLD.
If we want to maintain tranport targets in all the SLDs i.e, DEV , QA , PRD SLD
In order to maitain all SLDs in Sync , We have to follow below procedure?
DEV SLD:
Create groups:
DEV_GRP: BS_DEV1, BS_DEV2,BS_PID
QA_GRP : BS_QA1,BS_QA2,BS_PIQ
PRD_GRP: BS_PRD1, BS_PRQ2,BS_PIP
Tranport targets:
BS_DEV1 --> BS_QA1
BS_DEV1 --> BS_PRD1
BS_DEV2 --> BS_QA2
BS_DEV2 --> BS_PRD2
QA SLD:
As we have maintained all the Business sys for DEV , QA , PRD in DEV SLD , Can we export and import to QA SLD from DEV SLD?
is there any manual changes(Assigning transport targets) need to be done after importing?
PRD SLD:
Can we export and import the business sys to PRD SLD from DEV SLD?
any manual changes?
The above procedure is also applicable if we have maintained (DEV&QA)SLD and PRD SLD?
Thanks
Sai
Dear Sai,
For QA and PRD SLD there is no need for any changes in your scenario, if the Business Systems are been linked to there respective landscape (either Dev, QA & PRD ) Integration (PI) Systems then transport happens perfectly, hence no manual changes are required.
as long as this is the transport targets:
BS_DEV1 --> BS_QA1
BS_DEV1 --> BS_PRD1
BS_DEV2 --> BS_QA2
BS_DEV2 --> BS_PRD2
and this is the way the Integration server is related to business systems
PIDEV
BS_DEV1
BS_DEV1
PIQA
BS_QA1
BS_QA2
PIPRD
BS_PRD1
BS_PRD2
Regards
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Hi Sai,
While we ussually choose to maintain the whole landscape in every local SLD it is indeed not needed.
In the Dev system you will only need the dev systems
in the Qa system you will need the QA systems and the Dev systems (for transport target)
In the Prd system you will need the produciton systmes and the Dev systems (for transport target).
Regards,
Victor
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