Checking of Dependent Change States The recipe status network guarantees the correct sequence of processing stages within a change state. In addition to this, this function checks the preceding and succeeding change state when a status is changed. This check applies to all status changes that influence the changeability of recipe data. The check ensures that the processing sequence is observed across all change states of a recipe (see System Statuses for Recipes ).
You have activated the following functions for your recipe types in Customizing for
Recipe Management
under
:
Status management
Checking dependent change states when the status changes (
Depend.chg states
indicator)
Recommendation
If you have to comply with the requirements of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) for the pharmaceutical industry or a similar standard, we recommend that you activate these functions.
This function regulates status changes in the recipe as follows:
You can only assign the status
Processing closed
(that is, changes are no longer permitted) to a change state if none of the preceding change states has the status
In process
or
Rejected
, which means that changes are allowed.
You can only assign the status
Rejected
to a change state with status
Processing closed
if all of the succeeding change states have the status
In process
or
Rejected
.
You can only create a new change state (initial status
In process
) if all succeeding change states have the status
In process
or
Rejected
.
You can only release a change state if none of the preceding change states has the status
In process
or
Rejected
.
You can only assign the status
Application scope restricted
to a change state if none of the preceding change states has the status
In process
or
Rejected
.