RE:[sap-basis] Request file not created on Production server
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 | Posted by D. Caddick (SAP NetWeaver/BASIS Consultant) on Mar 7 at 12:48 PM |  Mark as helpful |
Hi Craig,
It is not normal to create transport requests in Production, but in exceptional instances this can be done by logging into the ~Transport Domain controller and starting Tx STMS.
Create a Temporary Transport Layer then create a transport route from PRD to DEV using this temporary Transport layer.
Logon to the Production system and change the Client settings with Tx SCC4 and SE06.
You can then creata a transport request to import back into the DEV system.
Once you have released the Transport Request then change the settings back in Tx SCC4 and Tx SE06 and then login to the Transport Domain Controller and delete the temporart transport Route and Transport Layer.
Regards
---------------Original Message---------------
From: Basis Redemption
Sent: Sunday, March 07, 2010 8:39 AM
Subject: Request file not created on Production server
> Hi All,
> I had to copy a table from the Production server to development server. My process to achieve this was to create a new request in se01 and then add the table to the request. Once the request was created I released it, but when I look into the OS level or disk level in the trans folder (data / cofiles) no request files are created. Is this because this is the production server and is the end of delivery route or is there another problem?
> Please let me know on this.
> Thank you
__.____._ It is not normal to create transport requests in Production, but in exceptional instances this can be done by logging into the ~Transport Domain controller and starting Tx STMS.
Create a Temporary Transport Layer then create a transport route from PRD to DEV using this temporary Transport layer.
Logon to the Production system and change the Client settings with Tx SCC4 and SE06.
You can then creata a transport request to import back into the DEV system.
Once you have released the Transport Request then change the settings back in Tx SCC4 and Tx SE06 and then login to the Transport Domain Controller and delete the temporart transport Route and Transport Layer.
Regards
---------------Original Message---------------
From: Basis Redemption
Sent: Sunday, March 07, 2010 8:39 AM
Subject: Request file not created on Production server
> Hi All,
> I had to copy a table from the Production server to development server. My process to achieve this was to create a new request in se01 and then add the table to the request. Once the request was created I released it, but when I look into the OS level or disk level in the trans folder (data / cofiles) no request files are created. Is this because this is the production server and is the end of delivery route or is there another problem?
> Please let me know on this.
> Thank you
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