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How to know whether TR moved to qty and prd??

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Hi friends,

As an abaper how to know whether my TR moved to QTY and PRD.

With reg,

Praneeth.Ch.

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raymond_giuseppi
Active Contributor
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Use FM TR_READ_GLOBAL_INFO_OF_REQUEST.

Regards,

Raymond

Former Member
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Hi Praneeth,

You can go to Tcode SE01 in target system ( QTY or PRD ) and check it by putting transport no. in Request/Task field of Display tab.

Regards,

Rohit

Former Member
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Just click on the TR and then click on the log button , it will show you the logs where TR has landed.

RicardoRomero_1
Active Contributor
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Hi,

Use the FM Raymond said.

In addition you can use the FM FIND_OBJECT_40 to know if a specific object has been transported to the destination you want.


Regards,

Ricardo.

former_member186491
Contributor
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Hi Praneeth,

The easy way is using TCode 'SE09'. There are 2-3 ways of doing so -

1.) Use SE09, please select Released check-box and then execute this. Your Released TRs would be shown. Point to be noted here is - if your TR would have been released, it won't be listed in Modifiable instead it would be listed under Released.

2.) Use SE09, press CTRL + F, new screen would come up, there you need to pass TR no and select the check-boxes from below options -

3.) Using TCode STMS, you can check. But, hardly you would be given access authorization for that TCode.

4.) You may compare the objects from other server (QUA, PRD server) by selecting Utilities->Versions->Version Management. A new screen would come up, there you need to select Versions->Remote Comparison. A popup would come up to ask you to select the other server.Target Sys should be that server and once you would confirm after selection, a detailed comparison would come up. You may see the highlighted changes between two versions of the object.

Regards,

Kumar Saurav.

Message was edited for the case where object might have been changed, by: Kumar Saurav