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No, actually a client copy wipes out the target client. So, there is no need
to
first delete the client and then start the copy. However, in some
environments
the copy process may take a long time when the client-copy deletes the
client
first. Maybe this is why your consultant recommended a deletion first.
I have only deleted clients prior to a copy so I can determine the free disk
left on the database and to time the copy process. Otherwise, all my refresh
jobs
simply run the local or remote copy.
I recommend you schedule a period job where you just perform the client
copy.
I see no need whatsoever to delete the training clients first.
By the way, all client copy profiles wipe out the target system. The only
exception is SAP_USER, which copies the user master records.
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