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transfering tables from one system to other

former_member699400
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Hi!

how to do transfering of transparent tables from one system to other?

Is it possible to export / import or I should create them manually?

Systems are not connected, so no transport requests available.

Will reward,

Mindaugas

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ferry_lianto
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Hi,

Perhaps you can ask BASIS folks to setup RFC connection between SAP systems.

Then you can write small program to read data record from source system via RFC_READ_TABLE then perform table update in receiver system.

Regards,

Ferry Lianto

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ferry_lianto
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Hi,

Is this for custom table?

If it is then you need to write a program to read the record into an internal table and download data from internal table to PC/application server. Also you need to write a program to upload the data and update the custom table.

Regards,

Ferry Lianto

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It is not a "Z" table... anyway, don't we have some export possibility in SAP?

It would be great to export it as SQL query and import after... is it possible to do it, even writing "Z" program for this?

M.

former_member194669
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Hi,

I think you can create a Transport request tables which you wants to transport and release that Request, I think transport will create CO and DAT files and copy these into external drive and copy to other system.

I think your basis will guide you on this.

During the upgrade we have done like this way.

aRs

ferry_lianto
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Hi,

Perhaps you can ask BASIS folks to setup RFC connection between SAP systems.

Then you can write small program to read data record from source system via RFC_READ_TABLE then perform table update in receiver system.

Regards,

Ferry Lianto