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How to Transport HANA virtual table to Test and Production from Development

former_member193552
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Hello ,

I understand I can use HTA or HALM to move contents in repository to test and production. How do we move run time object such as virtual table from development to test.

Inshort waht is the best practice to deal with such situation where we have artifact like virtual table.

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SergioG_TX
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how is your virtual table created in dev? if slt/sdi/sda.. then you have to re-configure those on your upstream environments.

if you simply re-create the tables.. then you will need to populate them, maybe with BODS.

former_member193552
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Sergio, Thank you for the reply. This is for SDI. Environment is created in Test. that means remote source is created already in Test as well. so If i need virtual table that i have in Dev in Test as well. What are the option do I have? Will I need to create table in Test the way I created in Dev by right clicking on remote source object or I can have DBAs to run particular query in test to create similar virtual table as my understanding is that runtime objects cannot be transported.

Thanks!

SergioG_TX
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yes you have to configure the table (remote source) in test as well. there is no query for it.. just have to configure it

former_member193552
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Sergio,

Remote source is created already in test. In order to have virtual table the way we have in Dev on top of object from remote source, i think i will need to directly create virtual table using sql or with the help of procedure correct? AS my understanding is that virtual table is runtime object which cannot be transproted.

SergioG_TX
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that's correct... you cannot use sql or transport it.. you have to configure your SDI on each environment independently... even if 2+ environments point to the same remote source.