Ruleset Corrupted

Hi Gurus,
I had to modify few functions in ruleset by moving few t-codes from one function to another another function. When we transported the changes to production one function got updated with the changes and another function never updated. So I manually, updated that function which corrupted the ruleset and now I can't find any SOD's which were present previously.
I am thinking of uploading the ruleset to production directly instead of transporting it but before that, do I need to delete the existing rules in production and do I need to use Overwrite option instead of Append ?
Please advise how should I proceed ?
i Have generated the sod rules already
Regards,
Salman

Hi Salman,
First: when you modified some of the function by adding or reomving, you are definitely adding the entry (actions/permissions) which is already available in some other functions. So, you need to be sure if duplication is there.
Second: You mentioned GRC doesn't have the capability to capture the deleted stuffs in TR, I think it is everywhere. If you deleted some entries and capture the updated data in TR, then obviously during moving the TR, you would not get the deleted entries.
so, if you are modifying rule sets in DEV then better to get it transported to all of the follow on systems which is the best practice instead of uploading it directly in PRD.
You can have multiple rule sets available in system but you need to make only one of those as default for running risk analysis under parameter 1025.
Hope this clears your concerns.
Regards,
Ameet

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