Table name: /BTI/TE_RISKGOB
There are 5 fields in this table
- GROUPID: Links the object to the group specified in table /BTI/TE_RISKG.
- PGMID, OBJECT, OBJ_NAME: Relate to the same fields in the object list for a transport. For example, to highlight the transports of any number range objects as risks, there needs to be 2 entries in this table, one for R3TR NROB * and one for R3TR TABU NRIV.
Note that * can be used as a wildcard value. E.g. T0* - RISKLEVELID: References the risk level table /BTI/TE_RISKL.
There is also the table /BTI/TE_RISKGOBT which contains the text to be displayed when the Risk Analysis finds any risks.
Below are some example entries for the /BTI/TE_RISKOB table:
GROUPID | PGMID | OBJECT | OBJ_NAME | RISKLEVELID | TEXT |
BT0001 | LIMU | INDX | * | BT0009 | Database indexes require rebuilding – take care importing into production |
BT0001 | LIMU | TABD | * | BT0007 | Table definition changes may have an effect on production data |
BT0001 | R3TR | NROB | * | BT0008 | Be careful when transporting number range objects |
BT0001 | R3TR | TABL | * | BT0008 | Table definition changes may have an effect on production data |
BT0001 | R3TR | TABU | NRIV | BT0010 | Number range intervals should not be transported unless during setup |
BT0001 | R3TR | TABU | PATH | BT0007 | Be careful when transporting logical filenames and directories |
BT0001 | R3TR | TABU | T000 | BT0008 | The client table should never be transported |
BT0001 | R3TR | TABU | T001 | BT0008 | Be careful when changing the critical Company Code table |
BT0001 | R3TR | TABU | T012 | BT0007 | Be careful when transporting the House Banks table |
BT0001 | R3TR | TABU | T030 | BT0007 | Be careful when transporting the critical General Ledger table |
BT0001 | R3TR | TABU | TBDLS | BT0008 | Be careful when transporting Logical Systems |
BT0001 | R3TR | XINX | * | BT0009 | Database indexes changes should be carefully applied to production |
BT0001 | R3TR | XPRA | * | BT0006 | Take care as this change will be executing program(s) after import |
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