hi all ,progrm created need to be transported to prodn does sele.txt go

[Former Member]

Hi All,

Pls provide the information ASAP

. When a program is created and need to be transported to prodn does selection texts always go with it? if not how do you make sure? Can you change the CTS entries? How do you do it?

Thanks&regards.

Bharat

[Former Member]

is it change request ? or new development,when you save the program it will ask development class( if it is new program ) or it will show request pop up .

when you create selection-text ,it will ask request # ,you need to save under same request,so that it will go other wise it will not go.

check the transport request in se10 transaction - drag the sub request and it will have list object - see there if you have selection text ,if not create again and save it under request.

Reward Points if it is helpful

Thanks

Seshu

[Former Member]

Hi Bharat,

This is the very common problem faced by most of the ABAPers.

Let me explain the cause & solution;

When you create a report for the first time, you can see it as 'PROGRAM' in SE10, which means it includes all the report source code as well selection texts.

Fine, you transport it to Quality system from DEV, here if you transport this same req to Production, then there won't be any problem, since all changes will go.

But, by any means you have modififed and again re-transported (without touching the selection text, then only the source code will move (type REPS in SE10).

To avoid this pit fall just save and activate your selection text, Then this should be reflected in SE10 with sub-object type REPT - report text.

If you have already transported the report, except the selection text, then follow the prior step what I have mentioned.

Please feel free to get back to me if you are not clear.

-B S B

[Clemenss]

Hi,

as already explained, some administrators tend to not transport everything to production. This will almost always create more problems than it saves efforts.

If you create a program in development, transport it to quality test system, then transport one or more changes to quality test system, you should <b>always import all transports to production together</b>.

This saves a lot of time and efforts on the long run.

Regards,

Clemens