Answer / ramesh natarajan

1. Goto T-code SCC1
2. Choose the Source client from where the Users to be
transferred to other client
3. Chose the SAP_USR profile
4. Transport request NO. is generated
5. Release the Transport request and export
6. Import the transport request into target system

Answer / ashish .a. poojary

Please NOTE , The ABOVE procedure would successfully transport all users of Source Client in the Target Client . But at the same time it will also delete all users previously present in the system before the COPY.

If you want to retain the users in the target system , the procedure is as follows :-

1> Goto Transaction code USERS_GEN
2> Choose Import User from other Systems via RFC.
NOTE :- Make sure the RFC is set between the 2 Systems.

The users will be imported into the Target System and the users previously present in the system will not be deleted.

Regards,
Ashish .A. Poojary

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