For tp, the transport directory must meet the following requirements (depending on the operating system):
UNIX
A transport network must contain a single physical transport directory that can be accessed from each host using the same path.
In UNIX systems, this directory can be a soft link, pointing to the correct transport directory or mount point.
You need to store the chosen path in two parameters:
The default value for the transport directory is /usr/sap/trans in UNIX.
Microsoft Windows
Transport groups comprised of Windows systems, or of Windows and UNIX systems are supported.
For more information on creating a heterogeneous transport group, see Transport Control under Windows.
SAP allows you to name a central transport host on the Domain Name Server that is valid for all Windows systems.
For more information on specifying a central transport host on the Domain Name Server, see Specifying Central Transport Host.
Each transport group must have a single physical transport directory that can be accessed by all machines.
This directory is described by the parameters:
If you have entered a transport host on the domain name server, the default location for the directory is \\$(SAPTRANSHOST)\sapmnt\trans.
If not, it is located at \\$(SAPGLOBALHOST)\sapmnt\trans.
The transport directory is described by the following parameters:
Name of the host configured as the central transport host on the Domain Name Server
Name of the host on which the central system is installed
Global share that points to the \usr\sap file tree on the central instance
Note the different naming conventions used for parameters transdir and DIR_TRANS:
The path specified for parameter DIR_TRANSdoes not end with a "\", whereas the path entered for parameter transdir does:
DIR_TRANS = T:
transdir = T:\
Profile parameter DIR_TRANS and parameter transdir that you have set in the transport profile must point to the same transport directory.
IBM IBM i
A transport network must contain a single physical transport directory that can be accessed from each host using the same path.
In IBM i systems, this directory can be a soft link, pointing to the correct transport directory or mount point.
You need to store the chosen path in two parameters:
The default value for the transport directory is /usr/sap/trans in IBM i.