Answer / shankarreddy08

We should never do any changes directly in the production system. The procedure is as follows .Dev -->QA-->Prod. I hope no Business Onwers will entertain to move directly to production.

Answer / gurunatha rao t

You should transport the role using PFCG tcode to quality first and once imported into quality and after testing you can import into production system

Answer / anusha

just transfer the role to production and quality systems

Answer / sunil

you have to do changes manually in dev system and do the following process.

-Pfcg -Eter role which you have changed.
-transport this role
-enter TR so role will get add into TR.
goto se01 enter TR check role is added into TR.
-Release child TR first and then release parernt.
- Role will get transport to qulity.

Answer / sapsecvj

The role changes made in DEV transported to PRD through the Change Request Management process laid by the client.

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