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How to check all objects belong to list of TR's in SAP system
SAP provides standard tables that you can use to get details about transport objects in the Change and Transport System (CTS). These tables contain comprehensive information about transport requests and their associated objects.
Standard SAP Transport Tables
The following tables are essential for tracking transport objects ?
- E070 ? Change & Transport System: Header of Requests/Tasks
- E070T ? Change & Transport System: Short Texts for Requests/Tasks
- E071 ? Change & Transport System: Object Entries of Requests/Tasks (provides details of transport objects)
- E070A ? Change & Transport System: Attributes of a Request
- E070C ? CTS: Source/Target Client of Requests/Tasks
Accessing Transport Object Information
To view transport objects, follow these steps ?
- Use transaction code
SE11to open the ABAP Dictionary - Enter table
E071in the Database table field - Execute the table to view its contents
- In the result screen, group the data by PGMID (Program ID), OBJECT (Object Type), and OBJ_NAME (Object Name) for better organization
Example Query Structure
When querying table E071, you can use the following key fields ?
SELECT TRKORR, PGMID, OBJECT, OBJ_NAME, OBJFUNC
FROM E071
WHERE TRKORR IN ('TR001', 'TR002', 'TR003')
ORDER BY TRKORR, PGMID, OBJECT, OBJ_NAME
The PGMID field indicates the application area (R3TR for Repository objects, LANG for language-dependent objects), OBJECT shows the object type (PROG for programs, TABL for tables), and OBJ_NAME contains the actual object name.
Conclusion
Using SAP's standard transport tables, particularly E071, allows you to efficiently track and verify all objects belonging to specific transport requests, providing complete visibility into your transport landscape.
