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Identify the Transport request that includes the changes to an specific Catalog

I have saved my changes into the catalog in Transport request. But after sometimes it is very difficult to identify the Transport request, where catalog changes have been saved. This requirement arises when there is a catalog changes mismatch across the system.

In this blog we will identify the Transport request step by step.

Important Points:

  1. /ui2/FLPD_CUST : TCode for Launchpad Designer
  2. /ui2/FLPCM_CUST : TCode for FLP Content manager
  3. SE16 : Data Browser
  4. SE11 : ABAP Dictionary Maintenance
  5. Table : WDY_CONF_USERT
  6. Table : E071K

Steps to Identify the changes in a catalog and Transport request that includes changes in this catalog.

  1. Go to The TCode – /ui2/FLPCM_CUST (FLP Content Manager) or /ui2/FLPD_CUST and launch the FIori launchpad designer,  find the catalog name. (ex.: Custom catalog – ZFAP_BC_MASTER_CATALOG).

       2. Go to TCode – SE16 in Gateway client and open the table – WDY_CONF_USERT.

       3. Provide your catalog name in Description Field. Ex (*ZFAP_BC_MASTER_CATALOG*), and Execute.

       4. You will get 2 entries. Take the second one and copy the config ID. ex:                                                                                                     Z93CE244D23AEDD9322DDC62E6ABCDCAB.

       5. Again Go the TCode – SE16 and Open the Table – E071K, in the tabKey Field / Object  Name Field, enter  the *Config id* (ex: *Z93CE244D23AEDD9322DDC62E6ABCDCAB*) and click on execute button.

       6. Display the table entries and you will see the Task/Request.

       7. Go to the TCode – SE01, specify the Task, You will see the Transport request.

 

Conclusion

At the end of the blog you can identify the transport requests that includes the changes to an specific catalog.

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      Author's profile photo Katja Ohliger
      Katja Ohliger

      Hello,

      instead of using SE16 on table E071K, I would recommend using SE03 (and there 'Find Objects in Request / Tasks') for searching transport requests but entering the key values might be difficult there.

      Best regards, Katja

       

      Author's profile photo Kuldeep Singh
      Kuldeep Singh
      Blog Post Author

      Hello katja,

      Thanks. Actually, what happens that if we are working on different tasks/TRs for a long time, then we forget which task has been assigned/saved in which Transport Request. Its resolution is E071K table.