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How do you attach a newly modified SAP query to a transport number?

Former Member
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Hi:

I modified a SAP query and attempted to transport it for tests, but unable to do so.

This modified query is still in the development server.  The name of the program is AQQHRABC=====DE_REPORT.

What are the correct procedures to attach a modified query to a transport number in order to move it into a test server?  Please help.

Thank you.

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shaik_sajid
Active Contributor
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Hi,

Go through the Following Links, these are the Articles with Screen shot for your Problem.

http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/6018c1ae-8c44-2d10-6ea9-c3fad2c82...

http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-5815

Regards

Sajid

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thank you, shaik. 

I followed the instructions from that linked document, but there is no "Import" or "export" option in SAP Query: Transport toll.

the query i try to transport is not new, just modified.

Former Member
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thanks, Maju.

I don't find "export' or "import" option.  see screenshot:

Former Member
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Hi,

About transporting queries, first you should know what area queries do you want to transport. global area or standard area.

1.  Query from the standard area (client-specific)

     These queries are transported in three steps with the aid of a
     special transport utility('Environment -> Transports' function on
     the initial screen of Transaction SQ02).

     a) Generate a transport dataset in the source system (export, during
        which a transport request is created for the transport dataset)

     b) Transport the transport dataset with the help of the Workbench
        organizer

     c) Transfer the transport dataset to a client of the destination
        system (import)

2.  Query from the global area (cross-client)

Queries in global area can be transported by manually writing the corresponding entries into a transport request.

R3TR AQQV <Reportname of the Query>

You will find the name of the generated query report via the 'Goto
Other functions -> Display report name' function on the initial
screen of transaction SQ01.

Best regards

Ruby.

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it's global area.  i need specific steps.

after "Goto" i didn't find "Other functions -> Display report name"     Thank you, Ruby

Former Member
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Hi Caroline,

1 : Collect your ABAP Query Name using "SQVI" T-code .

2: Open one more session , for T-code SE03  and Click on "Change Object Directory Entry"

3 : Clieck on "Object Directory Entry" ( Ctrl+F1)

4:  Enter Program ID : R3TR ,Object Type : 'AQQU'(ABAP Query: Query) , Query Name : YTEST and Select Check Box.

5: After Click on Create button then fill package name and request id .

6: Enter Request ID .

7: Now Check in SE10 T-code with Respective Request ID your custom object is assigned or not .

Note : You have SE03 and SE10 T-code Access otherwise take help from Basis team and follow above steps.

Regard's

Smruti

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Thank you, Smruti.

Your procedures are very helpful.  I already released it; the transport log shows sucess, but after waiting for a long while,  the changes I made in ECD is still not in ECQ.

see attached screenshot:

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Does user in user group in the test client have anything to do with this?

in other words, do owner(s) who transport the query need to be in the user group?

raymond_giuseppi
Active Contributor
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Did you search at help.sap.com ?

Regards,

Raymond

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yes, i followed two separate methods in the attempts of transporting it, but didn't work.

Thanks.