Copying Clients Within a System Copy Profile

You can use copy profiles that make it easier for you to select and combine the components you want to copy. SAP delivers the following copy profiles in the table below. The customizing and application data is deleted in the target client before copying for all profiles except SAP_USER. This is technically unavoidable.

Copy profile overview (general)

Copy profile

Description

SAP_USER

Users, user roles and authorization profiles are copied. The client is not reset.

SAP_UONL

User without authorization profile and role

SAP_PROF

Only authorization profile and roles

SAP_CUST

Client-specific customizing including authorization profile is copied. The application data is deleted, the user data is retained.

SAP_CUSV

SAP_CUST with variants

SAP_UCUS

SAP_CUST with user master data

SAP_UCSV

SAP_UCUS with variants

SAP_ALL

All client data except change documents (see note 180949) and local data is copied.

SAP_APPL

SAP_ALL without user master data

SAP_AAPX

SAP_ALL without authorization profile and roles

Additional copy profiles for client transports (SSC8 with cross-client customizing)

Copy profile

Description

SAP_EXBC

SAP_UCSV with cross-client customizing

SAP_EXPA

SAP_ALL with cross-client customizing

SAP_EXPC

SAP_CUSV with cross-client customizing

Additional copy profiles for remote copies (SCC9)

Since Basis Release 6.10, the following profiles exist. They correspond to the SAP_EX profiles. These profiles are only available in systems with no protected clients. You can see the existing clients and their settings with the transaction SCC4.

Copy profile

Description

SAP_RMBC

SAP_UCSV with cross-client customizing

SAP_RMPA

SAP_ALL with cross-client customizing

SAP_RMPC

SAP_CUSV with cross-client customizing

Special profiles (SCC8 & SCC9 only)

SAP_RECO

This profile is only for recovering an accidentally deleted client (see note 31496). It contains local tables of delivery classes L and W and the change documents, as well as SAP_ALL.

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