Select the transport request in the import queue and click Request > Import.Repeat steps 6 and 7 for the other transport requests.Select the transport request ID for your SAP system configuration (see the table below) and click Continue.Double-click the current SID in the Queue column.Create the development class (package) ZETL with the transport route definition for your environment.Log on to the SAP system using the SAP GUI as the SAP administrator.
Importing the transport request files by using the Transport Management System The SAP administrator can import the transport request files by using one of the following methods: Step 2: Importing the transport request files ISPackForSAP/RFC/non-unicode/ ECC/ECC6.0/EHP7 ISPackForSAP/RFC/unicode/ ECC/ECC6.0/EHP7 ISPackForSAP/RFC/non-unicode/ ECC/ECC6.0/EHP1-6 ISPackForSAP/RFC/unicode/ECC/ECC6.0/EHP1-6 The original location of the transport files depends on the SAP version: Copy the transport files provided on the installation medium to the /usr/sap/trans/cofiles and /usr/sap/trans/data folders respectively on the SAP system.Log on to the SAP system as a system administrator.To import the transport request files, you must first copy them to a directory on the SAP system. Step 1: Uploading the transport request files The following authorization roles that can be assigned to users:įor more information about the provided authorization roles, see this document. The RFC-enabled function modules for Delta Extract Stage: The RFC-enabled function modules for ABAP Stage: In addition to installing the client and server components of the SAP Pack on the Information Server tiers, you also need to install the following components on your SAP system to use the Pack:
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