Using Sets created ion GS01 in FSV in other client.

Hello
Need your help.
I have created sets using GS01 in PRD Client now want to use them in FSV in DEV client.
How can I copy them to use them as it is in Dev so that I need not configure them again in DEV.
Hope it is clear if antyhing not clear pl reply immdiatly.
Regards.
PW.

Hi,
Other option is to do it through transport of copies.(If allowed in your environment).
We have used this option to transport the FGI reports  from the QA system to Dev system.
More info in the given link.
Transport object from Prod to Dev
Thanks
Aravind

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