RE:[sap-basis] Request file not created on Production server
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Posted by D. Caddick (SAP NetWeaver/BASIS Consultant) on Mar 8 at 12:19 AM | Mark as helpful |
Hi Craig,
I am happy we could be of help.
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
__.____._ I am happy we could be of help.
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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