Thursday 6 June 2013

Creating Transport Request for Roles (DEV -> QAS -> PRD)

Create the transport request -TR

Step 1: In "PFCG", verify the “Role” name that will be use to create the transport package (TR) is correct and click the “Transport” icon


Step 2: Click “Execute” button


Step 3: Click the “Correct” button


Step 4: Click the “Personalization” (default) button


Step 5: Click the “Create New Transport” button

Step 6: Enter short description and click “Save” button

Step 7: Click the “correct” button to begin creation of the new transport package

Step 8: Observe the new transport package been created

Step 9: TCODE: SE10 to check and verify whether the package is ready to be release

Step 10: Click “Display” button to view TR created previously

Step 11: Verify whether the package been added correctly


Step 12: Do the same process to attach more new role into the same transport package as show on the screen above.



Release The Created Transport Package Into QAS

Step 1: In "SE10", click and select the package need to release and click the “Release Directly” button (child node)

Step 2: The child package been released as shown below.

Step 3: Continue to release the parent package by select the parent node and click “Release Directly” button (Ignore the error) and Click “OK”.
   
     - Wait until the release is complete

Step 4: TCODE: "STMS" to begin releasing the TR into QAS, click “Import Overview” button

Step 5:  Double click “QAS”


Step 6: Select the “released role” on bottom and click “Import Release” button


Step 7: Enter the target client and click the tick option


Step 8: Enter the QAS Client: number and login details. Click “Correct” icon


Step 9: Click “OK” and wait until the import success screen pop-up.


**Once UAT in QAS is ready, use the same steps above to import the TR into PRD

4 comments:

  1. Thanks ......
    It's really helpfull.

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  2. Thank You, my doubt is totally cleared.

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  3. Can we transport composite roles and derived roles too or just single roles

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  4. Yes, you can create transport with composite roles and all the singles roles that attached to it will be included as well.

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