BW objects are created as local objects and are saved in the development class $TMP. A development class is a group of objects that are logically related – that is, objects that must be developed, maintained, and transported together.
$TMP is a temporary local development class. Objects in $TMP cannot be transported into other systems. The names of development classes that we create must begin with "Y" or "Z".
In this section, we will create a transportable development class. In the next section, we will assign BW objects to the transportable development class.
Work Instructions
Step 1. Run transaction SE80, and then click .
SCREEN 14.3
Step 2. Enter ZBW2 as the development class name, and then click to create the class.
SCREEN 14.4
Step 3. Select a transport layer, and then click to save it.
SCREEN 14.5
Note
A transport layer links development classes with a transport route. The transport route specifies where to transport objects.
In our example, these routes have already been set up.
Step 4. We are prompted to enter a transport request for this development class so that it can be transported to other systems. We can either create a new transport request or use an existing one. Click to create a new one.
SCREEN 14.6
Step 5.
Enter a short description for the transport request, and then click to save the transport request.
SCREEN 14.7
Step 6. The new transport request is assigned to the development class. Click to finish.
SCREEN 14.8
Result
We have created a new development class. Likewise, a transport request has been created for the development class.
Part I. Guided Tours
Business Scenario and SAP BW
Creating an InfoCube
Loading Data into the InfoCube
Checking Data Quality
Creating Queries and Workbooks
Managing User Authorization
Part II. Advanced Topics
InfoCube Design
Aggregates and Multi-Cubes
Operational Data Store (ODS)
Business Content
Generic R/3 Data Extraction
Data Maintenance
Performance Tuning
Object Transport
Appendix A. BW Implementation Methodology
Object Transport
Appendix B. SAP Basis Overview
Object Transport
Appendix C. Glossary
Appendix D. Bibliography