Transporting a request in single system landscape

Hi,
I our single system landscape, we are using the scc1 t-code to transport a request from dev client to prd client,then it showing a message like target client is productive and protected against client copy for this reason every time we are changing the production client settings. please give me suggestions how to transport a request in single system landscape with out using scc1 t-code.
Regards,
Reddy

Olivier,
Are you sure SCC1 is just for client copy? I dont think so.
Client Copy transaction is SCCL for a local copy and SCC9 for remote client copy.
SCC1 allows to transport local requests within different clients, of course depending of what the transport request contains you can copy something simple or a lot of data (yes, I know, the title says something, but see the functionality).
I'm agree is not a good practice to have DEV and PRD in one server, but maybe he is using it for testing purposes? I saw different cases in the past and sometimes they had DEV and QA in one server, maybe this is the case.
Anyways, lets help him on his question.
Reddy, if you have any question, just post it.
Good luck,

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In single system landscape we are having only two clients (dev & prd), we are using T-code scc1 to transport a request from dev client to prd client.for this every time we are changing the production client settings.could anyone suggest me how to transport a request with out using scc1.
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you have only one system and two clients? Then you simply cannot use CMS functionality. Maybe it is possible to create transport target group and set up a client dependent transport control, but I've never tried it on one system landscape. Read more: http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/44/b4a0137acc11d1899e0000e829fbbd/frameset.htm
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