SAP Solution Manager 7.2 · Downgrade Protection & CSOL

What happens when a second developer changes an object already locked by CSOL?

Locks are recorded centrally to SolMan when an object is changed in a managed dev system, and auto-removed once the transport imports to production.

The second developer gets a Transport-Generic Check popup (warning — showing affected transports/owner/object/related systems); in warning mode you can Ignore Issues and Continue. Show Conflict History shows archived conflicts.

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