how can we transport one or two tables in client copy from one client to anothe

how can we transport one or two tables in client copy from
one client to another client?

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how can we transport one or two tables in client copy from one client to another client?..

Answer / davidm

Use the following procedure to copy table contents between
two clients:

After verifying the client copy log, due to some storage
probslems in table MOFF, this table could not be completely
copied. To avoid having to perform the whole client copy
process, just hte entries on table MOFF from the source
client will be copied to the table MOFF on the target client
010 in thte target system T12.

1. In the source system (C12), create a control file, for
example, expmoff.ctrl with the following contents:

export client
select * from moff where mandt = '002".

2. Run the R3trans utility with the previous control file:

R3trans -w expmoff.log -u 18 expmoff.ctrl

The -w flag indicates the log file, the -u flag sets
unconditional modes for the transport. In the export
phonase, unconditional mode 1 indicates the system to ignore
the wrong status of transport requests.
Mode 8 allows direct selection of tables when the default
modes are not allowed. By default, the previous command
generates the data file trans.dat in the directory where the
export has been executed. If both source and target systems
share the transport directory, it wont be necessary to copy
the trans.dat file. Otherwise you must use ftp.

3. Check the export log file, expmoff.log and verify it did
not contain any errors.

4. Once in the target system, create the import control
file, for example impmoff.ctrl with the following content:
import client

5. Then execute it with the R3trans tool: R3trans -w
impmoff.log -u 248 impmoff.ctrl

By default it uses the data file trans.dat generated by the
previous commnad file. The unconditional modes used in the
import phase are :

2 for enabling the overwriting of the original, 4 which
ignores that the transport request was intended for a
different target system, and

8 which allows for importing tables which are restricted by
their table types. If you use the default options for the
import, you do not need a control file.

The import can be performed directly with R3trans -i <file>.

6. Check the import log file, impmoff.log to check that the
import runs fine without errors. You can also log on to the
target client, 010, in the target system and look up the
table contents with se16.

THX..... DAVIDM.

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