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Former Member
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HI,

When you release transport request what are the files will be generated at os level.how to transport the requests in OS level.

Appreciate ur help.points will be assigned.

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Former Member
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hi kumar,

let me answer your queries in following points

1) regarding your first query,

the first step in the transport process is to release a request and their by export all the associated objects from the database of the development system to the files in the common transport directory at os level . for each request release , the data is exported to data file in the subdirectory data and a control file is written to the subdirectory cofiles.

data with files named R9<5DIGITS><SOURCESID> containing the exported objects and data files begining with D9 if application defined objects are transported.

cofiles with command files named K9<5DIGITS><SOURCESID> contain information about import steps to be performed.

2) regarding your 2nd query,

there are two commands for importing to target system using tp at the os level

to import all requests:

tp import all <targetsid> client = <client_number>.

ex: tp importall qas client = 200

to import single request:

tp import <change request> <target sid> client = <client_number>

ex: tp import devk900072 qas client = 200

if you find this information helpful award me points

regards

nvramana

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Former Member
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Hi Kumar,

Check out the following directories which stores information about the transports:

/usr/sap/trans/cofile

/usr/sap/trans/data

you may visit the following link as well:

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_46c/helpdata/en/3d/ad5acb4ebc11d182bf0000e829fbfe/frameset.htm

Hope it is helpful

Please award points if it is useful

Thanks & regards,

santosh

Former Member
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Hi,

When you release a change request the fallowing files will be generated.

<b>Co-files(control files)</b>

In co-files consist of controll information of data.

These are stored in <b>usr\sap\trans\cofiles</b>

Naming convention KX,KO,KT

<b>Data files(data files)</b>

In data files consist of actuall data information.

These are stored in <b>usr\sap\trans\datafiles</b>

Naming convention RX,RO,RT

i hope it will HELP YOU.

kiran kumar .v

former_member190272
Active Contributor
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Hi

C:/usr/sap/trans/cofile & data file

Then Add this STMS-->Import Overview->sid>import queue -


>Extra--->Other Request -


>Add Request

Thanks

Pankaj Kumar

Former Member
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Hi,

When a tranport is released there are 2 different files that are created

1) Data file

2) Co File (Control Data)

The 2 files can be viewed from the transaction AL11 under the directory

/usr/trans/data and /usr/trans/cofile.

Regards,

Sowmya.

Former Member
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If the transport to be imported acroos to the QAS or PRD system can be done by going to the STMS queue and imported across if the transport is present in the queue , if not present the Transport request needs to be added to the queue and then imported.

Regards,

Sowmya.

Former Member
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hi kumar,

let me answer your queries in following points

1) regarding your first query,

the first step in the transport process is to release a request and their by export all the associated objects from the database of the development system to the files in the common transport directory at os level . for each request release , the data is exported to data file in the subdirectory data and a control file is written to the subdirectory cofiles.

data with files named R9<5DIGITS><SOURCESID> containing the exported objects and data files begining with D9 if application defined objects are transported.

cofiles with command files named K9<5DIGITS><SOURCESID> contain information about import steps to be performed.

2) regarding your 2nd query,

there are two commands for importing to target system using tp at the os level

to import all requests:

tp import all <targetsid> client = <client_number>.

ex: tp importall qas client = 200

to import single request:

tp import <change request> <target sid> client = <client_number>

ex: tp import devk900072 qas client = 200

if you find this information helpful award me points

regards

nvramana