How to delete a filename from SE10 ?

[former_member1256408]

Hello,

Can anyone explain me how to delete a filename that i assigned to a Transport Request ?

Here is an image that can help you understand my issue

https://ibb.co/qpCQGsB

Thanks for answers 🙂

[michael_piesche]

rinto, why do you use an external tool to link to a simple screenshot, when instead you could have uploaded that screenshot into your post already where it would also show right away?

[michael_piesche · Accepted solution]

This is what the mentioned SAP-help documentation says.

(And in the future, please try to research a little bit with your preferred browser, before asking questions that have been answered many times before or where documentation is abundandly available.)

Also, pay a lot of attention to what the following says after you saved the changes. You are just deleting something out of the transport request, you are not resetting anything else related to the object that was in the request which can lead to inconsistencies and where changes (what/when/who) to an object are not identifieable any more!

Deleting Objects from Tasks and Requests

To delete an object from the object list of a task or request, proceed as follows:

1. Position the cursor on a modifiable request.
2. Double-click to open the request editor, and choose the Objects tab page.
3. Choose Display <-> Change.
4. Choose the line of the object you want to delete and choose Delete Line.
The object is deleted from the object list.
5. Save your changes.

Any changes that you or other users have made to the object remain, and are not reset automatically.

The changes to these objects are not transported and are not recorded by Version Management.

This can lead to serious inconsistencies in subsequent systems, the source of which cannot be identified.

Enter the object in another request, and lock it there.

[venkateswaran_k]

Dear Mansour

Please refer to this link.

https://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi71/helpdata/en/57/38e21e4eb711d182bf0000e829fbfe/content.htm?no_cac...

Regards,

Venkat