Difference between Customazation and Change request

Hi All,
Can anyone please describe the difference between Customazation and Change request?
Please provide with 2-3 examples with scenarios.
Edited by: 994943 on 20-Mar-2013 19:14

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Dear Ispit,
<a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/19/3f5bf8a4b011d285090000e8a57770/content.htm">Request Types and Task Types</a>
<a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_sm32/helpdata/en/dd/cc86a571464559a2685a404397065b/content.htm">Change Transactions in Change Request Management</a>
For more information about the SAP Change and Transport System (CTS), visit the following link:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/57/38ddff4eb711d182bf0000e829fbfe/frameset.htm
Transport Request is generated in following scenarios:
1. Customizing Request - When doing or changing some customization.
2. WorkBench Request - When configuration is cross-client. Eg Generating new Table, making changes in access sequence, Abap development, etc.
Transport request is not generated for Master Data. For eg: Customer Master, Material Master, price master, etc.
Benefit of Transport Request:
SAP Landscape normally has 3- Tier system:
Development Server - Where customization takes place. Transport request is generated at this level & then first transported to Quality server for testing whether it meets the requirement or not. Once the requirement is met in Quality server then Request is transported from Development Server to Production Server (Actual / Live System)
Quality Server - Mainly useful for testing.
Production Server Actual / Live server, where the real transactions are created & posted.
Procedure to Release & Transport Request:
1. In development server, go to T.Code: SE10 & select the check box Modifiable & enter
2. In the next screen, you will see list of transport request created.
Note: Transport request consist of main request along with sub request. These sub request hold the object to be transported.
3. Expand the main request & you will be able to view the sub requests attached to main request.
4. First release the sub requests.
Note: To release the request, select the request ni & click on release request individually (Do not select release all request)
5. Next release main request.
6. Once the request is released sucessfully, imform the basis person to import the request to QA server.
or
If the authority is with you, through T.Code: STMS, select development server --> select request no & release to QA server. Here when it pops up client no, user id & password, maintain it of QA server & release the request to QA server.
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What is the difference between task and change request? Is it possible to release a change request without releasing a task?

Tasks are a level under the change request. You can have multiple tasks under each change request. You can release a task without releasing the change request, but not vice versa.
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Hi,
i need to know what is the Difference between CTS and Transport request.
kindly expecting replies

CTS (Change & Transport System)
The CTS is a tool that helps you to organize development projects in the ABAP workbench & in customizing and then transport the changes between the SAP Systems & clients in your system landscape.
This docuentation provides you with an overviewof how to manage changes with the CTS & essential information on setting up your system & client lanscape & deciding on a transport strategy. Read & follow the documentation when planning ur development project.
For practical information on working with the Change & Transport system, see Change & transport Organizer & Transport Management System.
Transport Request
Transport Request is a Request number where the developments are given logical storage number which in turn help in transporting the developments to one system / server to other server.
T.Code SE09 & SE10 are used to Transport the request..
Click the Display button.
The list of Workbench ( Workbench request )Customizing ( Customizing request) are shown.
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while defining subroutines, what is the exact difference between Using and Changing?
when we pass by reference we can use both and while passing using value we can use both + Value (VAR).
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Edited by: Rob Burbank on Dec 14, 2009 3:31 PM

Hi C`hinmay,
When a subroutine is called with "USING" you can make use of the value inside your subroutine but you cannot change the value. With CHANGING you can CHANGE the value too. Formal parameter is the PARAMETER NAME used while defining the interface of a Subroutine.
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Can somebody tell me the differance between workbench and customizing requests? Should they be transported in differant ways?
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Changes to Customizing settings are recorded in Customizing requests.When you release the requests, the current status of the recorded settings is exported, and can then be imported into the consolidation system and, if necessary, into subsequent delivery systems.
The client settings determine whetherchanges to the Customizing settings are possible the changes are recorded
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So I've got a bunch of tracks that I've mixed down and bounced to 24-bit stereo AIFF files. Next, I'll be mastering those bounced files with the Linear Phase EQ, followed by the Multipressor (if needed) and ending with the AdLimiter.
Needless to say, I'd like for all the tracks to have the same relative volume before starting the mastering process.
-3db is my desired level as it will give me a little room to play with during the mastering.
Anyway, I figured that I could simply normalize all the bounced files to -3db in the sample editor before mastering. But while looking into normalizing in the manual, I noticed the change gain function listed right below it.
However, unless I'm missing something, I don't see a real difference between the two.
Could any of you experts out there tell me if there is a real difference bewteen them? Are there clear advantages to using one over the other?
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Changing gain = changing gain. There's no functional difference, as I understand it, regardless of how the function is labeled. For example, if you have a waveform that peaks at -3 dB and you normalize it, the entire waveform's amplitude is recalculated so that now the -3 dB point is at a 0dB. This means that every other sample in the waveform had to also have its amplitude multiplied by some factor that results in an increase of 3 dB for every part of that waveform, proportionally. This means that your track will not sound more dynamic. It will have exactly the same dynamics as before, but the overall volume is greater. It's like turning up the volume control. Done.
If you used "change gain" instead of normalize and you changed the gain +3 dB, you'd be performing exactly the same function as described above, yes?
To take this one step further... if you didn't bother to analyze what level the waveform peaked at but used Change Gain to create an arbitrary +3 dB gain change, the waveform may clip if its peak amplitude was already pretty hot (Logic will warn you of this, but doesn't prevent you from creating a clipped waveform). On the other hand, the Normalize function performs an "auto peak search" before it sets out to increase the amplitude of the overall waveform so that the peak resides at 0 dB. Indeed, if you try to normalize an already normalized waveform, Logic will issue an alert message saying something like "already at maximum volume" or something like that, and no processing takes place.
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Kenmitch, I'm not convinced that your formulaic approch to mastering is going to give you the best sonic results. For one thing, pre-normalizing your tracks is apt to create headroom problems. I wouldn't do it.

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