on 05-23-2007 1:14 PM
Hi,
We need to change the Transport Request counter, this is, we need transport request numbers begin on XXXK900100 instead of XXXK900000.
Thanks very much.
There maybe a slightly easier way then mention above.
Change the TRKORR field entry listed on table <b>E070L</b>.
You may have to get your ABAP team to create a Maintence view for that table, but I believe this table holds the last Transport number created, which helps determine what the next sequencial number should be.
Good Luck
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Martin,
This forum deals with Organizational change management activities and their like - for transport and ccms related queries request you to post the same in the netweaver administration forums to get more relevant answers - marking this post as assumed answered since there has not been any response for almost a month.
Arun
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Dear Martin,
More information on report 'RSWBO301' :
This report program searches for a free interval for numbering requests. If the search is successful, you can save the interval. The request numbers are then taken from this interval.
Requirements
For customers the number range interval includes the follwing areas:
900000-999999 (just numerals)
9A0000-9ZZZZZ for ASCII character set or
9AAAAA-9Z9999 for EBSDIC character set.
You only need to execute this program if you have come to the end of the number range interval, but there are still large gaps in the range that you want to use up.
Example
Why you might get into this situation:
The customer has the R/3 System C11. The last number assigned is C11K900115. The customer now imports transport request C11K9ZZZZA from an external R/3 System C11 into the customer system C11. The next request created in this system will have the number C11K9ZZZZB.
Procedure:
Proceed as follows:
1. Execute this program in transaction SE38.
2. Enter the interval limit, for example 5000. You can change this limit at any time.
3. Choose Execute.
If you entered an interval limit of 5000, the report searches for a free interval with a size of 5000.
4. If the search was successful, you can save this interval. If not, repeat the search with a smaller interval.
Regards,
Naveen.
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Dear Martin,
Use report 'RSWBO301' (from SE38).
Regards,
Naveen.
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