Copying logical database from one server to another

Hello All,
I have one logical database name as KDF in my test server which has become inconsistent due to some reason . In my live server tht logical database is consitent now what is the option to copy the same from my live server to test server .
If i copied will it work properly or is there any other solutions or options.
Thanks
Sunny

Hi Suny,
First of all, we cannot create a transport request in Prodcution server and then transport it to the Development Server.Else, it is the other way round,one can create a request in development,then transport it to Test and then to the Production server.
That is why I said that if the SAP standard LDB is disturbed in Development as well,then you will have to manually look in for the modifications between the Production and the Test Server,and change them in the developemt and then transport it to Test server and then Production.
Hence,the best solution is to manually check for the inconsistencies and modify in the development server and then transport.
The path for copying that you are following is correct anyways.
In case you have any further clarifications,do let me know.
Regards,
Puneet Jhari.

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--------------------- Clone site:
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Any suggestions are welcome.
Thanks in advance!
P/s: Sorry for my bad English.

Oh god, it worked. Thank you. But i got another problem like this:
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