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A SAP transport is a package which is used to transfer data from one SAP installation to another. This data can range from a simple printer driver to a whole SAP client. It can be considered as an "update", with the only difference being that SAP transports are made by the SAP users themselves. Transports can also be used to transfer data from external applications.

Most of the time the SAP transports are used to implement some new features in a production system. Since a production system (especially a business-dependent one) cannot be used for development (and testing), the implementation process is divided into several phases:

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The biggest drawback of the transports is that the changes they make cannot be undone, i.e. after an import goes wrong, usually another transport that corrects the original change must follow (in some cases a full system restore is needed). Despite this fact the transport system is the most convenient and effective way of implementing new features into a production system with a minimal downtime.

Synchronous : Dialog or batch process is blocked until import has ended in synchronous transport

Asynchronous : Dialog or batch process is released after import is started in asynchronous transport

thank you for this document. I have a question about transport sequentiality.

Let's say I have an object (ex. a Report), which I edit, include in CR DEVK000001 and release the CR (but not transport). Then I change the Report again, include it in DEVK000002 and release.

These is my understanding, please correct me if I'm wrong:

1) If I transport DEVK000001 and DEVK000002 together to a Q environment, Transport Manager will follow the sequence DEVK000001 -> DEVK000002, thus only DEVK000002 will be considered for the Report, since it is the last version;

2) If I transport DEVK000001 first and DEVK000002 secondly, I will obtain the same result as before, but both versions will be present in the target environment;

3) If I transport DEVK000002 first and DEVK000001 secondly, anyway, I will have the first version in the target environment, and the last version will be then considered as an old one.

4) If point 3 is correct -> what happens when I transport from this Q environment to P? Will I have the same possibilities as in the 3 points above?

Not if your description of what has happened is accurate. Please see this answer for some background information. Now, if you only changed some method implementation, you could perhaps use LIMU METH transport entries to only transport these implementations (although I wouldn't recommend it to avoid side effects). If you added some methods - as you said you did -- you will likely have to transport the entire R3TR CLAS object, and that will automatically pull all of the changes. Always remember - the CTS only records that a change was made to an object, not what the change was.

You might be able to use version management to help you here. What you can do is add the new Method to your existing class , make sure its tested etc., generate a version and then delete the 2 methods you do not want to send over. Release your transport and as mentioned above this will extract the class in its current state.

The Change and Transport System (CTS) helps you to organize development projects in the ABAP Workbench and in Customizing, and then transport the changes between the SAP systems in your system landscape.

Git-enabled Change and Transport System (gCTS) enables you to manage your ABAP change and transport management processes using Git as an external version management system. It is available starting with SAP S/4HANA 1909. Please check the What's new viewer to find out about the feature set that is available for your release.

SAP HANA Transport for ABAP for SAP HANA Deployment Infrastructure (HTA for HDI) enables you to develop content for ABAP for SAP HANA applications (both HDI and ABAP objects) and transport the content together using the Change and Transport System of AS ABAP. HTA for HDI is the successor of HTA (available for SAP HANA Repository) by offering a solution for HDI objects as of Enhancement Package 2, Support Package 02 of SAP NetWeaver 7.5.

With SAP HANA Transport for ABAP (HTA), you can synchronize objects and packages from the SAP HANA repository to the SAP HANA Transport for ABAP repository (HTA repository) in the ABAP system and add them to a transport request. HTA can be used when development objects in ABAP and SAP HANA have closely linked content and need to be transported together. More information about HTA:

Central CTS (cCTS) adds the new entities of Clusters and Collections to the world of CTS. These entities are used to bundle systems within clusters and transport requests (coming from different systems) within collections.

I have a bit of a dilemma on hands here pertaining to the transport of ABAP Unit test classes. Generally when you create a transport containing classes the transport manager will automatically include all "programs" related to the class like the local type definitions, local implementations and with ABAP Unit the local test classes.

The question that I have is how would one go about excluding the ABAP Unit test classes in transports to production systems and pre-WAS 6.40 systems that do not support ABAP Unit? Does the transport system automatically manage this for you? Any help ideas regarding this would be greatly appreciated.

Let's say I have a basic report, which must be modified in common and transported to different clients after release. In my situation there are slight differences for different clients, and I choose to rely on version control to track what the differences are and, after comparing old versions (for example the common version and version for customer 1), to re-implement these slight changes to the version for the customer 1 (2, 3, and so on...as many different versions I have). For this reason I have created my own version for each client via menu Utilities=>Versions=>Generate Version. in the Object Navigator.

What astonished me - after release of the transport request with an active version of the program/report, all the versions I have manualy generated dissapear from the database. Means there only versions for each transport release of the program left in the version management.

My question is: is this a normal behaviour of a version management system, and if yes, why then I have a possiblity to manualy generate a version, if I couldn't use it after the release of the transport request. Or perhaps something in our version management is not configured properly?

So over the years and dozens of SAP implementations I have gotten very good at managing and figuring out transports. I am working with an EDI team right now that is promoting a mixed release of objects to production and of course since we are cherry picking functionally in a way that was not originally planned we are having some issues with missing objects and/or transport object sequence. I am not going to explain in the blog how to trouble shoot specific transport issue but point you at a few tricks for figuring out which transports you care about.

So the easiest way to figure the SAP transport that contains your object is by using Version Management when viewing the object in the SAP GUI. Version management can be access from any number of development transactions. I am using SE80.

As you can see in the print screen above. I have a complete history of the changes and transports that captured those changes in version management. But what if I want to look up a list in bulk or want to look at more than just a change to the object by it self.

In the using SE16 and the table E071 I can look up the objects associated with an SAP transport. Lets look at the example above. If I restrict my search by TABD and TABU. I get basically the same list. (technically I am getting the correction request and the the associate task in this view) but what I am looking for is here.

Each SDK for SAP ABAP release completely replaces the previous one. There is no need to apply incremental transports. The transports are bundled in a ZIP file. The following is the structure of the ZIP file.

The transports folder contains a core subfolder. The core subfolder contains the core runtime transports and a subfolder for each module, named by the three letter abbreviation of the module. For a complete module list of the TLAs, see AWS SDK for SAP ABAP - Module List.

AWS SDK transports are workbench requests. Depending on the configuration of your TMS routes, the SDK may not automatically forward to your quality assurance and production queues after importing into the previous system. You must manually add them to the queue of each system.

When your project is ready for the next phase, AWS SDK can be imported along with separate transports containing your own Z code with business functionality. If you are using a change control system, such as SAP Change Request Management (ChaRM), consult your ChaRM administrator for correct handling of third-party transports.

AWS SDK transports are client-independent. The core transport is mandatory and contains the SDK runtime code, the API for AWS Security Token Service, and the API for Amazon Simple Storage Service. The remaining SDK modules are each delivered in a separate transport. To keep the size of the SDK small in your system, each SDK module is optional. You can install additional modules later, if required for your business logic.

For example, if you want to use the APIs for Amazon S3 and Amazon Translate, import the core transport (containing core runtime, Amazon S3, and AWS STS modules) and the xl8 transport (containing the module for Amazon Translate) transports.

Hi how are you, my English is not good, but I need to solve a problem that I have with the SAP Connector. When transporting in SAP, copying the files in the cofiles and data folders and adding with the STMS transaction generates the following error in SAP. It will have happened to someone?. Your help is already appreciated. 2351a5e196