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Status Editing for Risk Assessment 
This process provides a release process for risk assessments. You can use the status to specify and track which stage of processing a data record has reached.
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1. Assigning the initial status
The initial status defines the starting point in the release process. You assign it when you create a risk assessment.
2. Requesting release
For risk assessments with the status Created you first have to request release. To do this, choose Risk Assessment ® Status Switch ® Request Release in the hit list or in risk assessment. This sets the status to Verification Environment.
3. Changing the status
You can
change the status in the hit list or in risk assessment. To make the change, use either Accept (
) or
Reject (
). This changes the status according to the status network set
in Customizing. The status Historical is the end
point of status processing. You set this status by choosing Risk Assessment ® Status Switch
® Set to Historical for a data record with the status Released or Locked.

Each status
switch is documented in the status log. You can
view the log by choosing
in risk assessment (that is in
the Edit Risk Assessment: Assessment or Display Risk
Assessment: Assessment screen) for a selected data record.

When you assign the status Historical, the data record can only be displayed and no longer edited. You can still delete the data record, though.
4. Restarting the release process
Using the Reset to Initial Status function you can reset the status to Created. This allows you to start the release process from the beginning again. This is necessary, for example, if the data in a released risk assessment changes.
The function is available only for data records with the status Locked and Released. You access the function by choosing Risk Assessment ® Status Switch ® Reset to Initial Status in the hit list or in risk assessment.

Use the status log to get an overview of all release actions you execute.
The following table shows the sequence of statuses according to the status network included with the standard system.
Status Sequence
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Target Status |
CR: Created AC: Active VE: Verification Environment VP: Verification Production VH: Verification Occupational Health CO: Conference RE: Released LO: Locked HI: Historical
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Start Status |
CR |
VE |
VP |
VH |
CO |
LO |
RE |
HI |
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CR |
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X |
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VE |
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X |
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VP |
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X |
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VH |
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X |
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CO |
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X |
X |
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LO |
X |
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X |
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RE |
X |
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X |
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HI |
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Explanation
· When you create a risk assessment with the status Created and request release, the status switches to Verification Environment as described under 2.
· From the status Verification Environment you can set the status Verification Production by accepting or rejecting, and so on.
· From the status Conference you set the status Locked by rejecting and the status Released by accepting.
· If you want to reset a data record from the status Lockedor Released to the status Created, you must reset the release as described under 4.
