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Transport Sequence in SAP BI/BW


Transporting objects in SAP BW is not same like in other SAP or non-SAP systems, handling transportation in SAP BW is some what different. Here below listed all the BW objects in sequence to follow while transporting with in the landscape.
1. R/3 - R/3 objects must be transported first before BW transports cab begin
2. Development Class - for backend objects
3. Developer Security Roles - End user roles for projects can be transported later
4. Application Component - including InfoAreas
5. Custom Tablespace /  Custom Data Class - DBA creates custom tablespaces and Basis data class entries must be transported
6. InfoObject & InfoObject Catalogs - only object definition, no  InfoSource or Rules
7. DataSources - replicate DataSources prior to importing objects listed below
8. InfoSources - master data and text
9. Data Targets for Transactional data - InfoCubes and ODSs (this can be grouped with the two following items
10. InfoSource - Transaction Data ODS - includes Update Rules, Communication Structure, Transfer Rules, Transfer Structures, InfoPackages
11. InfoSource - Transaction Data InfoCubes - includes Update Rules, Communication Structure, Transfer Rules, Transfer Structures, InfoPackages
12. MultiCubes 
13. Development Class - for frontend objects
14. InfoSet Queries 
15. End user security roles 
16. Variables Customer Exit code 
17. Workbooks / Queries/ Structures / Calculated Key Figure / Restricted Key Figure
18. Workbook Folders - needs to be transported whenever new workbooks are created
19. Jump Targets 
20. Process Chains 

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