Be aware that you should only do things which won't harm system!
Maybe you know the problem - you have to execute something at OS level and don't have access. Basis team isn't accessible and it's urgent...
With a few tricks, you can help yourself.
Starting situation: You have to import a transport request and don't have proper rights in target system, but are allowed to call transaction SM69.
First, you need to find out where the transport profile is located - usually in /usr/sap/trans/bin. AL11 or RZ10 might help.
Next step is to check if there is a command in SM69 defined, if not, create one:
After that, you may run it. First add your transport to buffer:
The syntax is (write in field Additional parameters):
tp pf=<transport profile> addtobuffer <transport request> <SID> client=<target client>
After that, you can import it:
Just change "addtobuffer" to "import" - you may even add unconditional modes with the U flag, refer to tp Options - Software Logistics - SAP Library
Starting situation: You need to export complete table contents with R3trans in order to import everything in a target system. First of all, you need to define your export file. Create a new file with thetext editor of your choice (mind to use proper line ending):
export
file = '/tmp/export.txt'
delete from <table>
select * from <table>
The delete statement is not executed when you export the table, only at import. Uploading this file can be done with transaction CG3Z:
After upload, just call R3trans using SM69 with these parameters:
R3trans -w /tmp/output.txt /tmp/export/controlfile.txt
When the export is done, you can use CG3Y to download the file. Upload it and import it in the target system with:
R3trans -w /tmp/output2.txt -i /tmp/export.txt
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