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TSTK900041

RFC destinations export before system refresh

New since Release 4.5: Import by TMS (see below)


ient export:
Up to 3 requests are created, depending on the data selected and
available:
1. "TSTKO00005" for transporting cross-client data, if you have
selected this
2. "TSTKT00005" for transporting client-specific data
3. "TSTKX00005" for transporting client-specific texts, provided texts
are available in this client
When the transport requests have been created successfully, the data is
exported asynchronously by starting the transport program tp at operating
system level, and can take several hours, depending on the data volume.
The status of the export can be found using either Transaction SCC3 or
Transaction SE01 and specifying the transport request.
Wait until the data has been successfully exported before you start
another client copy or transport involving the source client.
Client import:
Choose one of the above-named requests to import, in the Transport
Management System (transaction STMS) import overview. Its other
transport requests are then selected automatically.
You must post-process with the transaction SCC7 after the import.
When you call the transaction SCC7 in the target system an analysis
procedure first determines the associated transport request and displays
its ID "TSTKT00005" with the parameters of this export. Verify that the
correct transport request was selected for import.
If the transport requests are not yet in the import queue in the target
system, use the following commands:
./tp pf=TPPARAM addtobuffer <commfile name> <target sys id> u18
Example:
cd /usr/sap/trans/bin
./tp pf=TPPARAM addtobuffer "TSTKT00005" P11 u18
You can also still import the transport requests directly with the tp.
Do so in the sequence "TSTKO00005", "TSTKT00005", "TSTKX00005".
Example:

./tp pf=TPPARAM import "TSTKT00005" P11 client005 u18

TSTK900121

RFC destination 23092012

Up to 3 requests are created, depending on the data selected and


available:
1. "TSTKO00007" for transporting cross-client data, if you have
selected this
2. "TSTKT00007" for transporting client-specific data
3. "TSTKX00007" for transporting client-specific texts, provided texts
are available in this client
-------------------------------------------------------------------------Client export:
Up to 3 requests are created, depending on the data selected and
available:
1. "TS3KO00007" for transporting cross-client data, if you have
selected this
2. "TS3KT00007" for transporting client-specific data
3. "TS3KX00007" for transporting client-specific texts, provided texts
are available in this client
When the transport requests have been created successfully, the data is
exported asynchronously by starting the transport program tp at operating
system level, and can take several hours, depending on the data volume.
The status of the export can be found using either Transaction SCC3 or
Transaction SE01 and specifying the transport request.
Wait until the data has been successfully exported before you start
another client copy or transport involving the source client.
Client import:
Choose one of the above-named requests to import, in the Transport
Management System (transaction STMS) import overview. Its other
transport requests are then selected automatically.
You must post-process with the transaction SCC7 after the import.
When you call the transaction SCC7 in the target system an analysis
procedure first determines the associated transport request and displays
its ID "TS3KT00007" with the parameters of this export. Verify that the
correct transport request was selected for import.

If the transport requests are not yet in the import queue in the target
system, use the following commands:
./tp pf=TPPARAM addtobuffer <commfile name> <target sys id> u18

Example:
cd /usr/sap/trans/bin
./tp pf=TPPARAM addtobuffer "TS3KT00007" P11 u18
You can also still import the transport requests directly with the tp.
Do so in the sequence "TS3KO00007", "TS3KT00007", "TS3KX00007".
Example:
./tp pf=TPPARAM import "TS3KT00007" P11 client005 u18

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