tms

[Former Member]

how to do transport from os level?

how to transportfrom prd to dev?

transport request&its syntex?

how to schedule background jobs at os level?

[RainerKunert]

transport from os level with program tp.

If you call "tp" without parameters you will get the syntax.

To transport from prd to dev you have to maintain the transport path. Normally there is no path from prd to dev. Create a dummy system in STMS and add a consolidation path from prd to the dummy system. Afterwards you can release transports in prd and add them manually to transport queue dev.

regards

Rainer

[Former Member]

Hi raghav,

Please go trough with your production client settings which are setting as no chnages allowed to production client and no change request added to chnage request and go to SE03 system settings are set as not modifiable. so there is no meaning for transportation.

Thank you.

[Former Member]

hi all

actually we can not completely schedule background at OS

Level but we can trigger a background job which has already

scheduled by using sapevt tool syntax as follows.

sapevt <event name> nr=<instance name> name=<host name>

thank u

bye all

[Former Member]

Hello Raghava,

You can perform transport through OS level using the executable 'tp'

tp import <request nr > <SID> <umode> pf=/usr/sap/trans/bin/TP_DOMAIN_<SID>.PFL

Generally speaking transport from production to development is not possible,but if you require a transport like that you need to create a virtual system in your TMS landscape and then export the transport request with the target system as the virtual system.Only the transport request is exported you will have the cofile and data file in the the transport directory (usr/sap/trans/cofile and /usr/sap/trans/data).From either STMS transaction or from OS level you need to add this transport request to the tp buffer and then you can import that request to the development system.

background job is scheduled in R3 level and not in OS level.

Hope this clears your question.

Thanks and Regards,

-Bijesh.

[Former Member]

Wrong forum.

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