How to find which TR is included in which TR

[kiran_k8]

Hi,

I have a TR C1234.This TR is INCLUDED in another TR which we are not aware of.Is there a way to find out in which TR is the TR C1234,INCLUDED.

Thanks,

K.Kiran.

[Phillip_Morgan]

Hi,

I do not have an example at hand, but if you open the order you should find one or more lines at the top that contain the original TR number(s).

These may have been deleted so you would not have any way to trace back to the original. You could search for TRs containing the object in SE03...

[kiran_k8]

Thanks for responding Phillip.Assuming that INCLUDED TR number is not deleted from that TR,is there a way to trace ?

K.Kiran.

[Former Member]

Yes there is one. Use - as Phillip mentioned - the transaction SE03. There you have the possibility to "Search for Objects in Requests/Tasks". Execute it, enter in the Object Selection the Object MERG and in the selection field beyond your TR number (encapsulated in *). Don't forget to check the box in front of the line. Make some further selections if needed (Objects stuff, Request stuff) and execute your search. Afterwards you get a list of results.

[kiran_k8]

Thank Armin.I tried you suggestion and it works prefectly.So,we have a standard mechanism in SE03 in the name of MERG for this activity.

K.Kiran.

[raymond_giuseppi]

To get the 'trace' generated by SAP when objects from a request are included in another one (e.g. build a transport of copies), look in table E071 for CORR RELE objects, OBJNAME is a concatenation of original request, date, time and user separated by space. Not that those 'comments' can be removed by some tactless persons.

Also for versioned objects, you can look in table VRSD for the requests containing such objects.

Regards,
Raymond

[kiran_k8]

Thanks a ton Raymond.

E071 table's OBJNAME is providing the details of which TR is INCLUDED in which TR.

K.Kiran.

[Former Member]

It's a little bit shirt-sleeved to operate directly on db tables to find this kind of information, especially there is already a fitting transaction for the issue.

By the way: RELE is for released tasks, so you can only search for transport tasks belonging to a transport request.