on 07-04-2008 5:01 AM
Hi,
I have a standard 3 system TMS, DEV,QAS, PRD
I delete the virtual QAS and active the transport route by mistake, and all the transport able request changed to local change request...
and now I have configured the TMS in the right way.
and can create the transportable request.
How can I move the old requests back?
From local chang request to transportable request?
Many thanks.
BR,
Randy
Hi ,
I remeber doing something like this.
SE01--> Create a transport of copies request --->create new request ---> then to the new requset ---> go to the Request/task (menu item) -
> other request (here we can choose which transport we want to include in this new TR) .
I am not really sure why we choosed like Transport of copies and why not others.etc.
Even I need to read more about this.I remembered that this worked for us.
Hope this helps you too .
Thanks.
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Hi ,
I need to clarify ! Once the object was included in a reqeust and the change request was released, is it possible to transport it again?
Bcz, i was facing the same issue. So i have created a new request and i can able to include the same object in the new change request. but when i am trying to release, its showing error note only edit objects from package xxxx in local requests
Please let me know the right way to do that.
Thanks
Raj
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Hi ,
You can create one more transport and attach this local transport to the new TR and release it.
However if you have many like this this becomes difficult.
Thanks.
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