It seems that this issue does related more to domains than to transport groups.
More than likely you have your transport groups in another domains which are connected to your A41 domain (the domain where A41 resides) via cross-domain link.
SAP have never released any documentation regarding TCERELE/TCEDELI tables so it is only a guess, but I suppose cross-domain communications are never saved in these tables.
You can reach cross-domain and cross-TG transport routes like this:
- Go to
TCERELE table and find your system in INTSYS field (marked blue on the picture). Do not forget to select the last version in version field and select proper transport layer
- Go to
TCETARG table and do the same but put your transport group as target in field TARG_GROUP
in a such way you will get all the systems that your transport group is connected to and all the clients.
Here is the landscape view from the above tables where there are a route between two systems **D and **A and transport layer which were selected on step 1
You can simplify selection in such way
SELECT *
INTO TABLE @DATA(routes)
FROM tcerele AS le
JOIN tcetarg AS arg
ON le~targ_group = arg~targ_group
WHERE le~translayer = 'XXX'
AND le~intsys = '**D'
AND arg~tarsystem = '**A'
AND le~version = ( SELECT max( version) FROM TCERELE WHERE le~translayer = 'XXX' AND le~intsys = '**D' ).
Give better screenshot of what contained in your landscape, obfuscating system names and replacing with symbolic ones, your current screenshot is unreadable. And also give expected output of
TCERELI/TCEDELItables, what should have been there like you think, and/or give tables output for landscape w/o TG. It is not clear what are asking about – Suncatcher – 2020-02-10T09:38:04.303@Suncatcher added new screenshot. In TCEDELI, I can only see one line from A41 to Delivery but i cannot see the route from Delivery to P41. – Haudi – 2020-02-10T13:56:56.987