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Importing Transport from DEV system to QAS (STMS)

Posted on Oct 25, 2019 at 02:46 PM 147 Views

Dear Experts i counter this error message trying to import transport from DEV System to QAS attached stms-error.jpg is the error messaged

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  • author's profile photo Dennis Padia
    Dennis Padia
    Posted on Oct 25, 2019 at 08:45 PM
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    Hello Ezeh,

    One or more software component between your source and target systems are different. To check the software component between two systems you can go to SE16 > Table name "CVERS" > Compare the table content for both systems. Ideally the source system and target system should match in relation to component versions.

    If this is not possible and you still wish to import the transport request, you can bypass the warning with import option "Ignore invalid component version". You will see this option in the options tab upon import.

    Regards,

    Dennis Padia


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  • author's profile photo S Sriram
    S Sriram
    Posted on Oct 26, 2019 at 06:36 AM
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    Hi Ezeh.

    1. If one or two components mismatch then you can follow the replied by Padia. and also refer the SAP Note 1688610

    2. My question, is the Dev & Qty systems are same SAP Instance version?

    Regards

    SS

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  • author's profile photo Andreas Lichtenau
    Andreas Lichtenau
    Posted on Oct 28, 2019 at 07:22 AM
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    Hi!

    If you double click on the icon itself, you'll see the difference between the software components.
    Please check 1090842 for cross-release transports.


    Best regards,
    Andreas

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