12-01-2014 11:25 AM
Hello everyone,
As i searched everywhere pls let me know that if already exist z program, that if i did some changes in code and new tr request created. That z program contains more than 3 includes , but i added only one code in one include . Now the problm is that i need to save and activate every include or should i need to save only the changes i did include ah. that 3 include that i need to save it in new request because of new code added. Is this correct format or not. kindly let me know.
Regards and thanks,
Raviram.
12-01-2014 12:25 PM
Hi Raviram ,
A very basic thing is like if you are making no change in a program(let's say 'include' in ur case) and still adding it to TR and sending it to another system , it will make no change in the program in that new system(considering that include has already been transported to that system earlier).
So unnecessarily sending that include to another system using a TR makes no sense .
Just add ur include (in which you have made changes) in the TR and send to another system.
Regards,
Saddam
12-01-2014 11:59 AM
No need to include all includes in your transport request... Just need the one which is changed.
12-01-2014 12:02 PM
Hi wasim,If i changed every include to TR means is that any problem.
12-01-2014 12:12 PM
No,
It will just create a new version of the include with the code.
Take it like this : A TR = a version of the program.
And saving it in a TR without any new code will just create another version of it having the same code as the previous. That would be useless.
You just need to save and transport the only include in which you made changes, unless the other includes are not already present in the target system.
12-01-2014 12:23 PM
HI Raviram,
As Wasim mentioned , Its not required to include all Include programs in TR. In sap each Include programs have it's own instance. So when you save and active particular include it will activate that instance only and program will process that include with new code.
Hope this make some sense.
Regards,
Sagar
12-01-2014 12:35 PM
No problem in including other includes.. but it is not required, and of no use as you will be creating the new version for same code.
12-01-2014 12:25 PM
Hi Raviram ,
A very basic thing is like if you are making no change in a program(let's say 'include' in ur case) and still adding it to TR and sending it to another system , it will make no change in the program in that new system(considering that include has already been transported to that system earlier).
So unnecessarily sending that include to another system using a TR makes no sense .
Just add ur include (in which you have made changes) in the TR and send to another system.
Regards,
Saddam
12-01-2014 12:29 PM