Releasing a SAP Transport without Moving It to Another System: A Comprehensive Guide for ETL Testing Roles

To increase interview calls for ETL Testing roles, focus on these steps:

Steps to Prepare for ETL Testing Roles

Update Your Resume: Tailor it to highlight key skills like Teradata, SAP BODS, SAP BPC, SAP HANA, Oracle, and ETL testing experience prominently. Networking: Connect with professionals in your field via LinkedIn, attend industry events, and join relevant online communities. Skill Enhancement: Consider certifications in ETL tools or database systems to validate your expertise. Apply Strategically: Target reputed companies directly and customize your applications to match their requirements. Portfolio Development: Showcase your work through a portfolio or GitHub, demonstrating practical skills and problem-solving ability.

These steps should enhance your visibility and attractiveness to potential employers.

Releasing a Transport in SAP without Moving It

Go to Transaction SE80: Navigate to the appropriate package or program. Under the object name, you can see Programs, Includes, Transactions, Dictionary Objects, and many others. Select a suitable object which you want to transport to another system. Right click and then select Other Functions. Choose Write Transport Entry. Select Transport of Copies and enter the necessary objects you want included in the transport request. Go to Transaction SE09: Select the Transport of Copies checkbox and click Display. Find your transport request and release it by pressing F9. If you did not specify the target system, double-click on the request. Select the Properties tab and specify your target system. You can select your present system because you do not have to move the request to another client in your system. Go to Transaction AL11: Find your DIR_TRANS directory. Go to Transaction CG3Y: To get the header and data of your transport request, write the source file on the application server path by combining the DIR_TRANS directory and the request number for each attribute of the request. The target file on the front end is for a suitable place in your desktop to save the header and data of your request. For example, if your request number is QRTK924709, your path should be like this: For Header of Request:

Source file on application server: DTYQRTsapmnttranscofilesK924709.QRT

Target file on front end: C:tempK924709.QRT

For Data of Request:

Source file on application server: DTYQRTsapmnttransdataR924709.QRT

Target file on front end: C:tempR924709.QRT

Note: You can do it without using CG3Y. This function module (FM) does the same operation: ARCHIVFILE_SERVER_TO_CLIENT.

The saved request in your systemrsquo;s directory is now ready for import into an external system. Log in to the external system. Go to transaction AL11 and find the external systemrsquo;s DIR_TRANS directory. Go to Transaction CG3Z: Then import the header and data of your request into the external system. For example, if your request number is QRTK924709, your path should be like this: For Header of Request:

Source file on front end: C:tempK924709.QRT

Target file on application server: DTYHANAsapmnttranscofilesK924709.QRT

For Data of Request:

Source file on front end: C:tempR924709.QRT

Target file on application server: DTYHANAsapmnttransdataR924709.QRT

Note: You can do it without using CG3Z. This FM does the same operation: ARCHIVFILE_CLIENT_TO_SERVER.

Conclusion

Mastery of these steps not only improves your proficiency in SAP but also enhances your employability in the field of ETL testing. Whether you are preparing for an interview or enhancing your professional skills, understanding how to release a transport without moving it is a valuable asset.