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Transport Request

Former Member
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hi ,

Please clarify my doubt regarding Transport Requests.

I have made changes in the Delivery Class of a Z table and for this I created a TR.But later,I want to rollback my changes which I have done and also I want to delete my TR.

When I tried to delete Transport Request ,a message is coming that,

" Request could not be deleted as the object is locked".

How to delete the TR in se10 and how to make the changes rollback?

Thanks in Advance

mvk

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Former Member
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Hi,

If you know what all are the chnages you have done. Chnage the table to initial version and save under the same transport number. If the table is locked, go to se12 and unlock the table if it is used by any.

OR

Try to delete the task in your name, not the TR.

Thanks,

Sriram Ponna.

Former Member
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1.You can change the delivary class to its Earlier One .

or

2. Go to the version Managerment in the Talbe Utility and then select the Old version and do save & Activate so that it will get changed to the old valuse in the New Request and transport it .

Becuase there is no Concept of Deleting the Request it is an system table where all the Request are mainitained. Since for the BASIS people it is very important while there Transport Management was Audited .

They should maintain the Wrong request also IN THE SAP SYTEM.only idea is to change the value in that request also to Old value (or) version managment .

Reward points if it is usefull...

Girish

former_member623843
Participant
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hi,

By using version management u can get the old version.

but in genaral we are not authorizaed to del TR.

But as per u r message:"Request could not be deleted as the object is locked".

so for that one gp foe sm12 from there u can unlock u r object.

and try to del the TR. But we can delete the task easily not TR.

Reward me if help full.

Former Member
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hi

good

go to SM40 and delete the user who is useing the sharing the same program and than try to delete the transport request, otherwise check the name of the transport request creator name, login to sap using his/her user id and than delete the transport request number.

thanks

mrutyun^

Former Member
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Thanks for the replies,

My problem is , no need to transport that request now.That's why I want to delete the TR.And,I am getting that error message when I have tried to delete the task only.

I have changed the version to the earlier one and activated.Is there any way, so that I could delete my Version in version Management.

Please,tell me how to delete the Request and the Version.

Thanks

mvk

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Hi,

It is not possible to delete the transport request.

Thanks,

Sri.

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Hi Sri,

You are wrong. It is possible to delete the transport request if it has not been released; simply delete the objects within the task first.

Version management cannot be deleted - that is the point of its existence.

Regards,

Patrick.

Former Member
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Hi Patrick,

If we delete the object in SE10 then, is the original object i.e., here the Z table deleted completely from the system. we should not delete the Z table from the system.

Regards,

mvk

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MVK,

Deleting the transport request is not advisable.Moreover if you don't wanna transport that request just changes the text of that request to DO NOT TRANSPORT by going to the properties of the TR.This will help us to know that this request should not be transported and created only for testing.

K.Kiran.

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Hi,

You will not delete the objects in SE10, only the link in the transport task to the object. In order to delete the object you would have to go through SE11.

Regards,

Patrick.

Former Member
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Hi mvk.

delete the objects in task first and delete the task and then delete the Request..

it will work..

before deleting rewart the changes..

regards,

vinesh.