Please take a look at my code. Here PRO is my SAPSID and when I tried to check the TP configuration I ended with the following messages.
S:usrsaptransbin>tp CONNECT PRO This is tp version 305.12.36 (release 46D) for ANY database in parameter file (line 10). in parameter file (line 11). in parameter file (line 27). in parameter file (line 31). in parameter file (line 34). in parameter file (line 37). in parameter file (line 40). in parameter file (line 44). in parameter file (line 47). in parameter file (line 50). in parameter file (line 53). in parameter file (line 56). in parameter file (line 59). in parameter file (line 62). in parameter file (line 66). in parameter file (line 68). in parameter file (line 72). in parameter file (line 10). in parameter file (line 11). in parameter file (line 27). in parameter file (line 31). in parameter file (line 34). in parameter file (line 37). in parameter file (line 40). in parameter file (line 44). in parameter file (line 47). in parameter file (line 50). in parameter file (line 53). in parameter file (line 56). in parameter file (line 59). in parameter file (line 62). in parameter file (line 66). in parameter file (line 68). in parameter file (line 72). Connection to Database of PRO was successful. tmpC060716.PRO for transport: ALL: No such file or directory .LOC: No such file or directory PANIC --> exiting TP returncode summary: TOOLS: Highest return code of single steps was: 0 ERRORS: Highest tp internal error was: 0212 tp finished with return code: 212 meaning: could not access file as supposed (see SLOG for more details)
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What happens if you use 'tp connect pf=TP_DOMAIN_.PFL' ( should be the of the Transport Management domain controller). In addition, always execute tp from within the TRANSDIR/bin directory.
This was first published in August 2006
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