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  1. Preface
  2. Part 1: Getting Started with PowerExchange for SAP NetWeaver
  3. Part 2: SAP Table Data Extraction
  4. Part 3: SAP BW OHS Data Extraction
  5. Part 4: SAP BW Data Load
  6. Part 5: SAP Pushdown Optimization
  7. Appendix A: Data Type Reference

PowerExchange for SAP NetWeaver User Guide

PowerExchange for SAP NetWeaver User Guide

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Deleting Transport Objects

Deleting Transport Objects

PowerExchange for SAP NetWeaver contains the following package:
  • /INFATRAN/ZINFA_RUNTIME
Delete all packages. Before you delete a package, you must delete almost all the objects under it.
  1. Go to transaction SE10 and verify whether there is any lock on the objects under the package that you want to delete.
    An object is locked when another user is modifying or transporting the object. You must check the list of modifiable requests for all users in transaction SE10 and verify if there is any request associated with an Informatica object.
  2. Release all the modifiable requests associated with the Informatica object.
  3. Go to transaction SE10 and create a workbench for deleting all objects.
  4. Go to transaction SE80, select the package that you want to delete and click display.
    When you select a package, it displays all objects under it, such as function groups, programs, transactions, and dictionary objects. Dictionary objects include tables and structures.
  5. Select a function group to view its function modules.
  6. Right-click each function module and click Delete.
  7. Right-click the function group and click Delete.
    When you delete a function group, you delete includes and other SAP standard dictionary objects.
  8. Right-click each program and click Delete.
  9. When prompted, select Includes and click OK.
    You must delete each program and includes.
  10. Right-click each table and click Delete.
    If the tables contain data, delete the data before you delete the tables.
  11. Click OK if prompted with the message that the table is used in the program.
  12. Right-click each structure and click Delete.
  13. Click OK if prompted with the message that structure is used in the program.
  14. Go to transaction SE10 and select the transport request created for deleting objects.
  15. Expand the request node and verify the list of objects.
    The list of objects in the request node and the list of objects that you delete from the package must match.
  16. Go to transaction SE10, right-click the transport request for deleting the objects, and select Release Directly.
    Wait until the export of the change request is complete. Complete the export before you delete the package.
  17. Go to transaction SE80, right-click the package, and click Delete.
  18. When prompted, create a new local transport request to delete the package.
  19. Go to transaction SE10 and delete the package.
  20. Release the transport request that you created for the deleting package.
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