Client import export

[Former Member]

Hi,

Can anyone tell me the steps to perform client import?

I have understood till the export part where the co files and data files get transferred from the source system's db to

target system's import buffer

i am not sure about the import part

confused with the tcode stms

i type stms in the target system.

after that how do i go to the import overview and subsequently import the 3 TR's in the target system?

i need stepwise details

Regards,

Abhishek Gupta

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Abishek,

I think you have done upto Export. Listed the below steps for import

1. Log on to newly created target client

2. Goto STMS_IMPORT, Select particular TR generated by client export. Import that TR on the target client. (if you want check logs in STMS_IMPORT ).

3. Once the import is done, execute SCC7  to perform the post client import actions,

4. Schedule the post import job in background

5. see the Import log in SCC3. Client is successfully imported.

Thanks,

Dhuvaraganathan M.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Dhuvaraganathan,

Couple of questions

STMS and STMS_IMPORT are two different tcodes??

Assuming the answer is yes,the import would involve the following steps

Login to the target client

Execute the tcode SMTP_IMPORT

I will get the list of TR's

(here i will get the three requisite TR's)

Individually i select each one of the tr s and click on the truck button)

Did i go wrong somewhere??

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Abhishek,

STMS and STMS_IMPORT are same t-code ly

STMS - > Transport Mgmt system.

STMS_IMPORT -> directly go to importing overview.

yes you need to import using truck icon (ctrl+F11)

Are you import these request or not ????

Thanks,

Dhuvaraganathan M.

[raviraj_sap]

Hi Abhishek

Please check the following document:

http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-47256

Thanks

Ravi

[former_member200876]

Hi Abhishek

check the below link , it will help you

Step by Step guide for client export import - Basis Corner - SCN Wiki

BR
M. Ezzat