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ADM100 Lesson: Performing and Checking Transports<br />

The central transport directory is physically stored on a server in the<br />

system landscape (the “transport host”), to which all systems in the system<br />

landscapemusthaveaccessusingashareormount.Theprofileparameter<br />

DIR_TRANS specifies for each system where the transport directory to be<br />

used, which is called /usr/sap/trans, isstored.<br />

Import<br />

The transport administrator usually starts the import manually in the<br />

receiving systems using the Transport Management System, which you<br />

can call with transaction STMS.<br />

Figure 73: Working with the Import Queue<br />

In the receiving system, you can see which change requests are queued for<br />

import into the system in transaction STMS. From a technical point of<br />

view, in a three-system landscape, the change request is flagged for import<br />

into the receiving system (quality assurance system) during the export<br />

from the development system. You can view this flagging of the change<br />

request for import into the receiving system in the Transport Management<br />

System (transaction STMS) by choosing Overview → Imports. This displays<br />

the import queue for the relevant systems. To display details about the<br />

queues, choose Import Queue → Display.<br />

There are a number of methods available to you in the TMS import queue<br />

for importing requests into the target system. The most important import<br />

methods are import all requests (import all) and Import Individual<br />

Requests (single import). You can perform an import in dialog or schedule<br />

an import in the background with any of the methods. The best import<br />

method for you to use depends on your system landscape and your<br />

transport strategy.<br />

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