SAP Solution Manager 7.2 · Transport Management (CTS/CTS+/cCTS)

You blacklist a core business object with the Critical Object Check, expecting every transport touching it to be gated. Which transports does it actually cover, and what's the scope gap that lets a change slip through?

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