Transport and Change Management
Transport and change management enables and guarantees the distribution of software changes from the development environment to quality assurance and productive environments. It also provides the general conditions for the administration of customer-specific developments and adjustments within the context of BI Content.
In most cases, BI development projects are not performed in production systems; depending on their scope, they are carried out in one or more development systems.
● If you carry out your development projects in a development system, you have to transport the development to a target system (a test or production system).
● You use the transport connection to collect newly created and changed BI objects in the respective development system. You transport them using the Change and Transport Organizer (CTO).
You can choose the following transport strategies:
○ Standard Transport System
○ BI Transport System
More information:
Transporting BI
Objects.
In the context of integrating BI Content
into the portal, you can export BI iViews as portal content in the source
portal and import them to the target portal. More information:
Integration of BI
Content into Other Portals.
You can also change objects of a specific object type that are globally set to “not changeable” in such BI systems. You do this by setting the individual object types to “changeable” in the Transport Connection function area of the Data Warehousing Workbench.

Note that these objects are no longer connected to the transport system. We therefore only recommend using this process in production systems.
More information:
Defining Object
Changeability
The BI version and transport concept are
of paramount importance for customer-specific BI Content developments
(customer content). Information about how such developments are transported
and how the BI version concept can prevent changes to BI objects delivered by
SAP from overwriting customer-specific adjustments and developments is
available at
Transporting BI
Objects, and Creating, Delivering and Copying BI Content.