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Balaji Viswanath

Difference between Customizing request and Workbench request

Posted on Jan 20, 2005 at 11:51 AM 27 Views

Hi,

I like to know what is technical difference between customizing request and workbench request.

Advance thanks.

Regards,

Balaji Viswanath.

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  • author's profile photo Andreas Mann
    Andreas Mann
    Posted on Jan 20, 2005 at 12:00 PM
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    Hi Balaji,

    CU (Customizing) = change the content of a Customizing table ( refers to TA SM30 or special CU-Transactions)

    WB (Workbench) = change a workbench obj.( an object , that was created with the workbench, i.e., with se38, se80 or se11) -> refers to a developement object not

    content of a control-table

    regards Andreas

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  • author's profile photo Former Member
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    Posted on Jan 20, 2005 at 12:01 PM
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    Hi Balaji,

    I'm not sure what you mean with technical difference? All requests are stored in table E07*.

    Regards,

    John.

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  • author's profile photo Former Member
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    Posted on Jan 20, 2005 at 12:30 PM
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    As a general rule,

    Customizing requests are client dependant (eg table config).

    Workbench requests are client independant (eg ABAPs).

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  • author's profile photo Former Member
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    Posted on Jan 27, 2005 at 12:20 PM
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    Hi,

    Each transport request has 3 internal files generated. K, D and R files which are Kofiles (Control files), Data files and Repository files respectively. Customizing requests have only K and D files as they don't capture changes to Repository objects. Whereas Workbench requests have K, D and R files. I hope this is what you mean by 'technical' difference.

    Please award points if this helps.

    regards,

    Madhavan

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