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BEx Request Poblem

Posted on Nov 25, 2005 at 04:37 AM 10 Views

hi guys...

we have created one bex request and developed around 10 queries...

but if i see in SE09... under this particular bex request there r only one query element...

my doubt is...all my queries are under one element or is it wrong...

pl clear me about this request... i need to transport theese queries...

or is there any way to transport by selecting objects... without knowing about the reqest which is holding this object...????

thanking you

nithin

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    Posted on Nov 25, 2005 at 05:06 AM
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    hi nithin,

    bex request aim to accomodate changes for queries that have transported, for new query that never transported, the changes won't go to bex request...

    one query has several elements ...

    you can transport these new queries via transport connection >> object type >> query

    to transport by selecting objects is possible from se10, menu request/task >> include objects, but for query it's quite hard to know the id, the object type is ELEM, better use transport connection and collect objects there. hope this helps.

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