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Tuesday, August 9, 2016

How to Delete an already released transport request or task

     
          How to Delete an already released transport request or task .


        Is it possible to delete a task/transport request once it is set to release ? 
        Of course, we can But we  have to change status of the request to do so.



       1. Goto  transaction SA38 ( or SE38 )and run program: RDDIT076 . 

         
     



   

 2.  Set your request number and run the program, A list with Transport request and tasks will appear 







 3 . Double click on the TR or task you want to unlock. A popup will appear for change and display (Expert mode).
      

   PS : in case the expert mode is not enable go down to see the Alternative approach. 

  
 4.   On the popup window click on display/change button or press F9. 




5. Change the Status from R to D (Or N to D in case only task is released ).




6.  Click on ok button. A confirmation popup will appear click on yes. 

7. The TR is set to modifiable state,Now you can delete Transport request.    



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PS : Sometime user didn't have the proper authorisation for the expert mode(i.e only display access is given  ) as the auth. object   S_CTS_ADMI  is missing, You can  ask you Basic consultant for the this access or to unlock the TR.

Alternate solution :( surpass the authority check in debugging mode.)  

Goto tcode SE37 , Open function module TR_AUTHORITY_CHECK_ADMIN. place a session  debugger at line 23. 





 Execute  report RDDIT076 as mentioned in the step 1 and 2 above, 

Debugger will hit as soon as you click on the TR  , in the debug mode forcefully go inside the If condition ( place the cursor on line 24 and press F12). execute the return condition. 

The debugger will get hit couples of time so repeat the same steps. After the execution is completed you can see the popup with Expert mode is enable. 





Follow the step 4 and rest afterwards  :-)