System landscape Clean-up

Hi there,
I just started a new job for a small company which has a VERY messy BW install. The landscape has 2 boxes BWD and BWP both of which are connected to R/3 production. It seems that my predecessor was a bit lazy with his transports and as such about 1/2 of the users are using BWD exclusively. Data and structures are inconsistent in BWP This presents some issues as I'm sure you're aware. There's effectively no Development or QA box for me to use.
As of now I have a very limited understanding of the differences between the 2 systems but over the next week or so I'd like to get BWD and BWP in synch.
I guess I can propose that BWD be copied to BWP completely. However this would mean that some active business content from BWD would be sent to BWP and the active reports and cubes in BWP would be wiped out.
The better way would be to collect and transport all of the active content in BWD and send only that to BWP. I assume that there are open transports in BWD but I think it may be safer to just delete the transports and start fresh with clean ones. Correct?
In all of my other projects collection and transport creation and importation were done by other teams and so I have basically ZERO knowledge of how it's done.
Can someone send me some tips for this large endeavor?
How can I know if the object version in BWD or BWP is correct if there's a collision?
I guess this might be messy...

At the outset, since BWD is used and connected to production, rebuild the BWP with a system copy. ONce copy is sucessful, shut down the RFC of BWD-R/3 prod.
All the ope transports delete them and the objects will be unlocked.
Once copy is done, you can resume the transport process.
Ravi Thothadri

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SAP Landscape:
Landscape is like a server system or like a layout of the servers or some may even call it the architecture of the servers viz. SAP is divided into three different lanscape DEV, QAS and PROD.
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I suppose you speak about a server that has been created in lowercase and again in uppercase. Until you don´t "clean" logical component, project, solution you are not going to be able to delete the entry.
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Hello there,
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Here it is: http://img166.imageshack.us/img166/2259/screenshot002co1.jpg
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I got some basic doubts in SLD.
Why do we need to store the information about the installed products and to be installed products in software catalog?
And, what is this techncal system?
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<a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/42/c817d9d2296bb2e10000000a1553f6/content.htm">Business Systems</a>
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hi,
i have also problem with "import software componenet version "
i got a message like
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than i gone for SLDCHECK...i got an error it is ............
calling function LCR_LIST_BUSSINESS_SYSTEM
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Edited by: praneeth mamgunta on Jun 27, 2008 4:07 PM

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