on 09-11-2013 8:40 AM
Hi All,
I am noticing a strange behaviour in the PC 10 system when I have introduced new regulations. The behavior is limited to one system and may also not be affected by a new regulation. I wonder if any one of you has come across this or has an explanation to this.
When I open Master Data > Organizations > Subprocess > Control
Most of the controls i see are uneditable but a few of them are editable where the data can be changed in these controls. I have tried opening these controls in different timeframes when the controls were valid and I experience the same behavior. I tried comparing these controls (editable and non editable) and have not found any reason of difference that makes them editable.
I wondered if there is an explanation to this.
Thanks,
Mohammed Kashif
Dear Mohammed,
When you assign a subprocess to an org unit , you can choose if this control allows local maintenance “ YES “or “NOT”. If you choose "NOT", you create a local control referenced from the central catalog (P3) , which provides centralized maintenance. So , you are not able to edit the referenced this kind of controls.
If you choose "YES " , you create a local control copy from the central catalog (P2) and you can later edit the local controls.
I hope help.
Regards,
Karina Atonaidán
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