What are the differences between release procedure with
classification and release procedure without classification?
When are they used?
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Answer Posted / ka
In short we can say that , release procedure with
classification has got more flexibility in terms of applying
release strategy. So, if the business requires new
characteristics as per business requirement to be applied in
release strategy other than account assignment, material
group, plant and total value then we go for release of PR
with classification to accomodate these customized or new
characteristics in the release strategy.
By going through previous discussions it is very clear that
external documents can only be released with classification
release strategy.
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