You need to change into /usr/sap/trans/bin
before calling tp. tp works with buffers; there is one buffer for each SAP system. Before you can import a transport into a system you must add it to the buffer with the command addtobuffer. See Abbildung 7.3, „Typical tp usage“ for a typical usage.
%
cd /usr/sap/trans/bin
%
tp addtobuffer
transport
SID
%
tp import
transport
SID
Abbildung 7.3. Typical tp usage
Tranportorders have a common format:
. If number starts with a nine (9), that is a customer created transport. Otherwise it is an SAP transport. The SID
Knumber
SID
is the SID of the original system.
There are loads of commands for tp. See Tabelle 7.3, „Buffer related tp commands“ for buffer related command.
tp command | description |
---|---|
showbuffer SID | Shows the buffer of system |
addtobuffer tranport SID | Adds |
delfrombuffer tranport SID | Deletes |
cleanbuffer SID | Removes old entries from |
setstopmark SID | Fügt eine Markierung in den Buffer von System |
delstopmark SID | Entfernen der Stop-Marke aus dem Buffer |
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