Question on how Bex transports work

I need help understanding how Bex transport works. We transport from Dev -> Q for testing -> Prod. I make a change to Calc1 in Qry1 and transport to Q in Transport1. During testing they decide Calc2 needs to be changed also. So I change Calc2 in Dev and collect all query elements in transport2 and transport to Q. Now it is ready to go to Prod. Do I have to send Transport1 and then Transport2 or will both changes be in Transport2? Can I only send Transport2?
When I collect all query elements for a transport does it collect everything that is there at the time or does it only pick up things that have changed?

Hi SJB,
Yes it will collected, all query elements will be collected.
You can also check in your transport request, Double click on request and see elements in it. Or from Transport connection also you can see all objects.
Hope it Helps
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Originally Posted by adrockk
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