Ensure that Customizing is complete when the data is transferred. Changes to system settings may lead to errors in the data transfer, and therefore considerable manual post-processing.

Check the system resources (table size, database capacity) to avoid any unforeseen problems.

• With batch input, the program creates a batch input session. You then process this session. This creates an error log.
• With direct input, the system displays the administration transaction for direct input. With direct input, the data is imported directly into the R/3 System. You only have the option to restart the program with direct input using the administration transaction. If the program terminates due to a power failure, for example, you can restart the data transfer at the point where the program terminated.

5. Check the transfer object and, where necessary, make any corrections.
6. Particularly in the case of errors, further steps to be taken depend on how the application-specific error processing and the error log are designed.
   See the data transfer documentation specific to each application.

• With batch input, check the error log.
• Display the transfer objects in the R/3 System.
• Use the transfer object with the R/3 System function for which the object is intended.

You have successfully tested the data transfer.