Hello Folks,
just came across a problem while working with a client, so thought of sharing it with you.
Example Scenario :
SRM Landscape :
CSD——>CSQ——>CSP
ZTT_MARA is created in SRM landscape system ( SID CSD request no. CSD345672) and not the requirement is to migrate it into another system landscape say BI andscape ( SID BBD )
BI Landscape :
BBD———>BBQ—–>BBP
Now with the help of basis people the request CSD345672 is migrated to BBD, but the problem we faced is whenever we tried changing the object ZTT_MARA the BBD is saving it to the local workbench request and in the repair mode.
After investigation by opening th object in SE80 in BBD
right click the object——>other functions———>Display Object Directory Entry
we found out that the oiginal system is still the CSD thats why the system while creating the request is behaving differently.
Two solutions :
1: now if we want to tranport the local workbench request created in BBD for object ZTT_MARA either create another request of type ” Transport Of Copies” and include the object of local workbench request in it and then delete the local workbech request and transport.
2: change the original system of the object itself by going to SE03 ” Change Object directory entries”. After doing this the system behaved normally in creation of transportable request and no object is going in repair mode.
Do you know of any solution to perform the SE03 action in mass? I have a whole lot of objects and perform the modification on a one-by-one basis as soon as I need to modify an object.
I would rather do it once and for all.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Guillaume
if I have to do stuff like this for any large number of objects, I usually (ab)use the LSMW. I create a CSV file that contains the objects in question, record the steps and then use the LSMW to create a batch-input recording of the steps repeated for every single object.
HTH
Volker
The original source system is usually stored in table TADIR SRCSYSTEM field.
You can use Function Module TRINT_TADIR_MODIFY to modify the entry programatically
Regards
Arshad
Peter
I learned this recently, happy to pass it on.
Thomas
Very very very good