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You change a BOM item with reference to four change master records. You have created the change master records with release keys. At the time when you determine a development status, you have only released some of the change master records.

Change number N-1 has date validity. The other change numbers have parameter effectivity with various change types. You have defined effectivity type priorities in Customizing. Change number N-1 has the lowest priority, as change numbers with parameter effectivity always have a higher priority than those with date validity.

The following table shows the effectivity types, the priority of the effectivity types, and the release key.

Change

number

Effectivity type

Priority

Release

key

N-1

Date

Valid from

 

not released

N-2

SERNR

Serial number

20

Released

N-5

CUSTOMER

CUSTOMER

30

not released

N-7

DATE

Date interval

10

Released

In this example, N-5 is the change number with the highest priority. However, N-5 was not released. N-2 is the change number with the second highest priority and it was also released. Therefore, the system refers to the change status you created with reference to N-2.

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