What is the difference between a Transport Domain and a
Transport group.
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Answer Posted / inderjeet
Transport Domain {Centralized Configuration Data}
A transport domain consists of all SAP systems jointly
administrated through the TMS, Transport paths are centrally
configured on the domain controller. The domain controller
defines the reference configuration, all other SAP systems
automatically receive copies of the reference configuration
using RFC
A transport domain contain at least one transport group.
Very simply, a transport group consists of one or more
systems that share a common transport directory.
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