Find out who create the change request

Transaction SE03

• Click Find Requests and Click Execute.
• Fill in your search criteria and execute.
• To get the user who created it : -
• Select the request
• Click Goto -> Action log (The actions for the request is displayed, who and when it was created)

Help Required on Transport Request

While Releasing the change request, the error being displayed is :

Error During Pre Export Methods.Release Cancelled. Do You want to Display the Log?

AFter Pressing Log:

Start : Execution of Object Specific export pre processing methods.
(Error)Form : Zrajeet_Form is not active.
Request SCDK9000043 is Modifiable after error during release.

Its Saying A Form, ZRAJEET_FORM is not active , but I'm unable to Find that Form/Program in my client,I searched for this form in all the development classes, but could'nt find it, pls suggest.

Rajeet
 

Please check the request when it was created thats why it is no tgetting released ... please open the program again and save and put it under another request then see.

Raj
 

DO one thing open the request in SE09 and then Click on the object

Form may be Smartforms or SAPSCRIPT

if it is a smartforms then smartforms is the transcation go to change mode then Acticate it or CTRL<f3>
or if it is a sapscript then se71 is the transaction
activate it

if nothing is happened  then go to se03 then
Objects in request
Search for objects in request /Tasks
Press ,f8.or execute it
R3TR FORM and form name
and tell me the result whether you can find that from there or not.
Feel free to ask .

Virendera
 

Go to SE80 -- > From Menu Click on Workbench --> Edit Object.

You will get a popup window. From the available tabs go to tab 'More...'; there you will find input box for 'Form Object'. Select 'Form' and give the name of the form in error. Press enter to search. When displayed make the form active and then release the respective note.

The other way as what has suggested is also good enough to get you to the required object.

Sachin

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How can I retrieve old transports, say 7 months ago.

I would like to be assisted on how I can retrieve old transports which where done a couple of months ago.

Sschinama
 

See if you want to retrive that request in your production env then you have to transport that request again else if this case in dev env then you to that request and see the object in that after that in version management you can retrive the same transport request and you can retrive and compare with any other systems also .

Virendera
 

In SE03 : Request/Tasks -> Find Requests

This is the easiest way you can find requests within a DATE RANGE

You have the option to search with - User range , request range & date range. There are other selection criteria too ( if you want).  Here you can find ANY request ( prod, testing, devlp) - whether released or modifiable.

Liju

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Transport control program tp ended with error code 0232

I need a guided approach towards this problem, the transport has been released. when I try to transport it the following message

comes:

An error occurred when executing a tp command.

Command     : IMPORT DV1K904077 DV1 clires300 pf=/usr/sap/trans/
Return code : 0232
Error text  : connect failed
Request     : DV1K904077

And when i check in the transport log, it shows that the transport was canceled. Also when i look into se10 and check transport for the person who released it under globol information, it show critical.

Could I please be assisted soon.

Steve
 

Try this:

On Transport Domain Controller:

- goto   /nSTMS

- Overview ->  Systems

- Click client <PRD SID> then select ‘SAP System’  ->  Update Configuration (Ctrl+F2)

- Extras  ->  Generate RFC Destinations

- Repeat this for Controller instance itself!!!
 

On Domain Clients:

- goto   /nSTMS

- Overview ->  Systems

- Client its instance (eg DEV) then ‘SAP System’  ->  Update Configuration (Ctrl+F2)

- Extras  ->  Generate RFC Destinations

After this done, test your ‘RFC connections’.

Derek Phung

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