What is change transfer in SAP SCM-BAS - SCM Basis?

SAP Term: change transfer

• Component: SCM-BAS

• Component Name: SCM Basis

• Description: Transfer of changed or newly created data records to an SCM system after the initial data transfer has already taken place. The term covers the following cases: Change transfer for master data: Changes to master data included in an active integration model Creation of new master data entered by an active integration model Change transfer for transaction data SAP APO only The transfer of changed data records after planning has taken place in SAP APO is referred to as publication of planning results.

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• Key Concepts: 
  Change Transfer is a process in SAP SCM Basis that allows users to transfer changes from one system to another. This process is used to synchronize data between different systems, such as between a development system and a production system. It is also used to transfer changes from one client to another. 
  
  How to use it: 
  To use Change Transfer, users must first create a transport request in the source system. This request contains the changes that need to be transferred. The transport request is then exported from the source system and imported into the target system. Once the transport request is imported, the changes are applied to the target system. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When using Change Transfer, it is important to ensure that all of the necessary objects are included in the transport request. This will ensure that all of the changes are applied correctly in the target system. Additionally, it is important to test the changes in a test environment before applying them in a production environment. 
  
  Related Information: 
  Change Transfer is part of SAP SCM Basis, which is a set of tools and processes used for managing and maintaining SAP systems. It includes features such as change management, transport management, and system monitoring. Additionally, SAP SCM Basis also includes tools for managing user access and security.