on 05-19-2019 12:37 AM
We want to implement the transport system that was introduced in the 1805 release. I am looking for the landscape requirements, because we only have a two tier landscape (Test and Production).
My questions are:
Can I use the 2 tier environment for all objects; PDI developments, Business Roles, layouts etc?
Is there any particular case where it is mandatory to have a 3 tier landscape (Dev, Test, Production)?
Any information it is highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Hi Joel,
Transport Management may best fits-in when we have multiple tenants(at-least 3) in landscapes and there is a clear separation between PDI and functional work.
Hence I would discourage this functionality in a 2-tier system.
Cheers
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Hello Jaspreet,
Thank you for your answer.
If we use a 2-tier system, can we still take advantage of the Transport Management functionality introduced in release 1805?
Thanks
Joel Ramirez
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Hello Joel,
You can use a 2-tier system.
As a best practice we recommend a 3-tier system because its simple to keep the dev environment separate from test and prod due to namespaces involvevd.
However, if you wish to use a 2 tier landscape, you can develop patches and then upload it back to original ON the same system (since you will be having only 1 system for dev and test activities) - you may enable/disable the solution namespaces based on the testing and once testing is successful then you can deploy to Prod.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Jaspreet
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Thanks for your response.
I had already seen this blog. This does not answer my question regarding the landscape requirements.
Do we need 3 tier (Dev, Test, Production) for PDI developments in order to use transport management?
Thanks
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Hi, pls refer the blog
https://blogs.sap.com/2018/07/26/transport-management-in-sap-c4c/
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