Transporting scripts

[Former Member]

hi

how to transport a sapscript from one client to another?

[Former Member]

Hi

For testing if you need in it in different client.

Run the transaction SCC1 in the destination client.

Enter your source client and the transport request.

If you want to transport, between DEV>QA>PROD use SE09

But remember if you added any logos you need to need to transport it also from se78.

Regards,

Phani.

[Former Member]

Hi Buddy,

Just use SCC1 in destination client & give source client name in the space provided..........

check the check box for include sub task ..& click on transpost immediately.......

TC

Rajiv Kaushal

[Former Member]

Hi

In transaction SE71 goto

Utilities -> Copy from client -> Give source form

name, source client (000 default), Target form name.

Reward points if useful.

Thanks & Regards,

Vasudeva Rao.

[former_member196280]

Do you mean transporting scripts between two development clients... if yes, use program RSTXR3TR with your Transport request number...

If you want to transport, between DEV>QA>PROD use SE09, which SAP recommands.

Close the thread once your question is answered.

Regards,

Sairam

[paruchuri_nagesh]

hi

u have to work with RSTXR3TR

Report RSTXR3TR allows SAPscript objects (texts, styles, forms) and device types to be transported between R/3 and a local or central file. Which objects are to be transferred is taken from a transport request created in the transport system.

The entries in the transport request appear as follows:

Forms are transported using R3TR FORM NAME, where NAME stands for the name of the form.

Styles are transported using R3TR STYL NAME, where NAME stands for the name of the style.

Texts are transported using R3TR TEXT OBJECT,NAME,ID,L, where OBJECT stands for the text object (from table TTXOB), NAME for the text name, ID for the text ID (from table TTXID), and L for the language key of the text.

Device types are transported using R3TR PRIN NAME, where NAME stands for the name of the device type.

Note: Texts, styles, and forms are client-specific! They are always read from the current client when exported and to thecurrent client when imported. Printer definitions are not client-specific. The current client is therefore not significant when exporting/importing device types.

Important note: In the case of language-specific objects (that is texts, styles, and forms), only those languages (or translations, foreign languages) will be imported in the target system which are contained in the 'language vector' of the system. This is the profile parameter "zcsa/installed_languages" of the application server. The report parameter "Language vector" allows the standard language vector to be replaced with a specific one when called.

The transport log of RSTXR3TR outputs the language vector used in the export or import. If objects cannot be exported or imported because their language is not in the language vector of the source or target system, a message to this effect is displayed in the transport log.

The file to be written or read can be located either locally in the file system of the frontend server (GUI) or in the central file system of the application server (default setting).

Requirements

Styles and forms consist of maintenance and active versions and foreign language versions (translations). When a style/form is exported, only the active version of the style/form is

regards

Nagesh.Paruchuri

[Former Member]

Run the transaction SCC1 in the destination client.

Enter your source client and the transport request.

[Former Member]

Hi

The best way is downloaded the script by program RSTXSCRP from original system, and use the same program (RSTXSCRP) to upload the script in the destination system.

If the destination client is on the same server of original client, you can copy the script directly by trx SE71.

Max

[Former Member]

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