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objects not included in a transport !!

Former Member
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HI,

I create 10 objects. Include all of them in say 5 different requests. I delete 5 objects from these requests (just from the request).

How can I find out the list of objects in the system which do not have an associated transport request !! This wil help me to analyze whether they r really not needed and can be deletd physically alltogether or they are deleted by mistake from the transport !!

thks

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Former Member
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Hi,

Check table E070.

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Former Member
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Hi,

Check table E070.

former_member181995
Active Contributor
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SDN User,

just use E070 or E071 either you can use se03 as well.

Amit.

Former Member
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hi see one thing.....

when you r creating one object it is automatically created an entry with some views ....even though it is deleted physically it will maintained logically...

so go to the tables E07*

uwe_schieferstein
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Hello

To be honest your requirements are somewhat weird. Why?

Example1: You create a new object from scratch resulting in an entry in the transport request. You realize that this object is obsolete and you delete it again. The entry in the transport request still remains.

Example2: You change an existing object resulting in an entry in the transport request (the object is fully functional in the productive environment). You realize that the change was wrong. You undo the changes and delete the entry from the transport request.

Conclusions:
1) Entry in transport request exists but not the corresponding object -> deleted by mistake??? NO.
2) No entry in transport request but object exists -> obsolete object ??? NO.

If you want to find out which objects are currently locked in transport requests then you should have a look at DB table TLOCK.

As long as an existing object is part of a changeable transport request you should find a lock entry there.

Regards

Uwe

Former Member
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Yes UWE, I agree my requirements look weird !!

Reason is, I am encountering problems dealing with requests !! My developments were moved from one sap system to another. I need to clean up here and only after that it will be moved to quality and then to production !! During this clean up, I messed a bit , my mistakes. Now I am trying to see what best I can do..Thanks for your help.