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Is it possible to have PR release strategy at Item Level for one Document Type and Header Level for other document type? Answer is Yes.

Release at order header level, results in the order and all its operations being released. The order and the operations receive the status REL (released). You can release a production order in creation and change mode.

Header level status of a Transaction document contains the data that applies to all the items in the document. Header level data do not change very frequently. Item. Item level - Detailed Information of the Transaction/document.

Item level release (implicitly) has been set in Document type and Release Group. Users at all 3 levels are able to release purchase requisitions at item level. Question: We would like to change this to item level release at level 1 and overall release (Header) for users at levels 2 and 3.

PR can be released only at item level. It can be used only for internal documents such as PR. This strategy can be used only on 4 parameters which are Account assignment category, Plant, Material Group and value of PR.

Create a new class with free choice of names as "PR_Release_proc" in transaction code CL02. *Key in the class name and select class type as 032 - RELEASE STRATEGY then click on symbol create to enter all the details as mentioned below. Release group 01 is used for Purchase requisitions and 02 for Purchase orders.

The purchase order header level contains all of the purchase order lines in a purchase order, the purchase order line level is broken down by each individual purchase order line, and the purchase order release level contains all of the lines that have been released to a ship node.

Feature-Policy is an HTTP header that can allow website owners to toggle on or off certain of those web browser features and API. This effect is caused to both the host website and on the pages which are embedded in it. To use this HTTP header, we can edit the . htaccess file or server config file.

Feature Policy allows web developers to selectively enable, disable, and modify the behavior of certain features and APIs in the browser.

The permissions policy is implemented in 2 ways, being a HTTP Header and via attributes on embedded iframe's. HTTP Header - allow or block the use of browser features in its own frame or in iframes that it embeds. Embedded iframe's - provides delegated access to browser features from your site to an iframe.