How to do bulk Transports(Cofile-Datafile) in QA/Prd System in a given sequence ?

[former_member227416]

How to do bulk Transports(Cofile-Datafile) in QA/Prd System in a given sequence rather than picking it one by one ?

Though we can select multiple requests at the same time and Transport it sequentially as just pasting it sequentially does not make a difference.

[Former Member]

Hi Vishwam,

You can follow above recommended or below if adding at OS to buffer and next import from OS or from SAP.

Adding to buffer -

1. Once you copy respective datafile/cofiles  in their respective directories.

2. you can filter all your bulk transports in sequence and add to buffer -

tp addtobuffer <transport number> <SID> Client=<client number> pf=</usr/sap/trans/bin/TP_DOMAIN_[DOMAIN_SID].PFL>

3. you can add sequentially filtered through excel and copy those delimited to notepad and make a batch file. (save as *.bat)

4. Now copy that file to \usr\sap\trans\ location and execute which will add all listed to SAP Buffer.

5. You can initially try adding 4 or 5 transports and check your case, later add remaining transports and do the same exercise.

6. You can import from here (OS) through above Yuksel recommended similar batch file

tp import <transport no> <SID> Client=<client no> pf= <\usr\sap\trans\bin\TP_DOMAIN_SID.PFL>

or below SAP once they are added to buffer.

In SAP -

1. You confirm the import queue of respective target (QA/PRD) system check all your transports are in the buffer of target system.

2. Make sure the sequence and select first request - press F6 then select the last request and press F6, (to unselect click Shift+F6)

3. Once all (range) selected then click Semi-Loaded truck button.

4. Now you choose input options and start/import in asynchronous mode, here the sequence of import will be same as the sequence of import buffer.

Hope this helps!

Giridhar

[manumohandas82]

Hi ,

If you are having interest in scripts  and if your OS is UNIX then the following link should help you

Thanks ,

Manu

[yakcinar]

Hello Vishman,

If you have the request in the queue of ths system youu can write a script and run in usind command prompt.

Do the following; (Assumed you are running SAP on Windows)

1. Log in to SAP system using sidadm user.

2. Open a text file and rename it *.bat (eg: D:\usr\sap\trans\importrequests.bat)

3. Add Lines of below scripts to this file for all of your requests

     tp import SIDK900... SID Client=??? pf=?:\usr\sap\trans\bin\TP_DOMAIN_???.PFL

     tp import SIDK900... SID Client=??? pf=?:\usr\sap\trans\bin\TP_DOMAIN_???.PFL

     .....

4. Run cmd and goto usr\sap\trans folder

5. Run this batch script

This will import all of your requests one by one in order. The error on importing requests will not stop importing later requests.

This method can be used to import requests in order.

Regards,

Yuksel AKCINAR