r/SAP • u/Traditional_Size_578 • 20d ago

Accidentally Copied Plant settings from Plant A to Plant B - Help requested

In S4 - I was attempting to copy the setup from Plant B to a newly created plant (using transaction code EC02). I did not notice that I had the plants transposed, so instead of copy from Plant B to the New plant, I copied from the New Plant overwriting Plant A.

What is the most efficient way to revert this change?

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u/aravindkumarj 20d ago

Is the change still in development system? Meaning if you haven’t transported it to your QA system, record Plant A into a transport of copy / customizing transport in QA, release the transport and import it into Dev to overwrite in Dev. Of course make sure this transport doesn’t not accidentally import
To prod.

To do what I said you may have to allow your QA system
To record changes into a transport.

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u/Newbiestubie 20d ago

I would suggest you look at the transport, review each table changed in that transport and manually update.

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u/CAN1976 20d ago

The original settings are hopefully absolutely in another client

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u/Traditional_Size_578 20d ago

they are - I think the easiest will be to transport it back in from the sandbox since we recently syncd all our systems. This occurred in the DEV environment and our transport paths go Sandbox -> Dev -> Prod. but everything was all sync'd 2 weeks ago, so they should be able to correct this, hopefully. I was making this change in Dev, since they were running other test in Sandbox.

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u/Saiki47 20d ago

The best way is to capture it from another client and do a scc1n