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Transport System

The Change and Transport System (CTS) helps organize development projects in the ABAP Workbench and Customizing, and then transport changes between SAP systems. The CTS allows changes to be imported and exported between different systems like Development, Quality Assurance, and Production. To set up a transport landscape, an administrator must make the transport directory available, configure the transport domain controller and domains, include all systems in the transport domain, define transport routes between systems, and set the appropriate change options for each system based on its role.

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Transport System

The Change and Transport System (CTS) helps organize development projects in the ABAP Workbench and Customizing, and then transport changes between SAP systems. The CTS allows changes to be imported and exported between different systems like Development, Quality Assurance, and Production. To set up a transport landscape, an administrator must make the transport directory available, configure the transport domain controller and domains, include all systems in the transport domain, define transport routes between systems, and set the appropriate change options for each system based on its role.

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CTS & Transport System

The Change and Transport System (CTS) is a

tool that helps you to organize development


projects in the ABAP Workbench and in
Customizing, and then transport the changes
between the SAP Systems in your system
landscape.

Client <nnn>

Appl.
data

Appl.
data

User

Client 000

. . .

Customizing

Customizing

Cross-client Customizing

R/3 Repository

User

Data Structure of an R/3 System

Types of Adaptation

Customizing

User

Appl.
data
Customizing

Appl.
data
. . . .

User

Customizing

Customizing

Cross-client Customizing
R/3 Repository
Development
Modifications

Customer enhancements

Customizing

Appl.
data

User

Appl.
data

User

Consequences: Software Logistics


in R/3
Different clients for:
Execution

Customizing

Testing

Cross-client Customizing

Productive usage
of Customizing

R/3 Repository

Separate R/3 Systems for customer in-house development


and for changes made to the R/3 Repository
DEV

QAS

PRD

TMS: Administering Your R/3


Systems

Delete

Approve
Domain Controller

RFC

RFC

RFC
Transport Directory

Transport group

Transport domain

TMS: Configuring Transport


Routes

Delivery
routes
Consolidation
routes
Standard
transport
layer

To insert new systems into the

configuration, use drag and drop


To define transport routes, insert
arrows and choose type of
transport route
Distribute and activate the new
configuration

Summary: Setting up an R/3


Transport Landscape
1. Make the transport directory available.
2. Configure the transport domain controller

and define the domain.


3. Configuration of the transport program
(tp) is done automatically and must not be
done at OS level.
4. In the TMS:
- Include all remaining systems in the domain
- Define the transport routes

- Define QA approval procedure


5. Set the system change options according
to the role of the R/3 System.
6. Create clients and set the client change
options for the production system,
development system, and so on.

Customizing Procedure
Perform customizing
Settings are assigned to
a Customizing request
Automatic assignment
to a task

Customizing finished?

Release task
Release change
request

Export

Transport Directory

Transport Process: Import into


Quality Assurance
Quality Assurance

Development

CR1

Production

CR1

Import change request

Fill PRD
Buffer
(inactive)

Buffers: DEV
QAS

CR1

PRD

(CR1)

Data
Files
File
CR1
CR1

Quality Assurance

Development

CR1

CR1

CR2

Production

CR1

CR2

CR2

OK
Set entries active

Buffers: DEV
QAS
PRD

CR1, CR2

Import both requests

Files
Files
CR2
CR1

1
2
3
4
5
6
7

Request
DEVK900016
DEVK900018
DEVK900020
DEVK900023
DEVK900002
DEVK900033
DEVK900035

Project
DEV_P00001

Import all
requests

DEV_P00001

Date/deadline

To import a single request,


use the other icon:
...

Execution

Options

Import
request

Development

Quality Assurance

Production

OK
TMS QA approval procedure

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