What the means of standard change request in se09

dear experts,
  I was curious to find that se09-utilitesstandard request--set/reset.  What was the means of it. Please explain to me.

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When you transport Java objects using CTS+ you need to set a transport request as being the "standard request".
The functionality to do that also exists in SE09 in the path you describe.
So it is used to mark a transport request as standard request which means when you would go into the CTS browser part through STMS where you can add a java object to the transport request. You can only add to the transport request marked as being "standard".
Hope this give you a better view on the functionality, if you need more explanation please request so and I'll give it a try to explain in a different way.
Kind regards
Tom

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