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BLprat,
You are inquiring about a custom object so I am going to give you some insight based on some assumptions.
First page3 is specific to the subclass ‘Sourcing Project’
When creating from the ‘Create New’ menu the system is using out-of-box processes and in those processes are create required fields.
When you use a PX, such as the one you are seeing in the ‘Actions Menu’, the PX is custom and it bypasses the out-of-box functionality based on the code.
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Ah, you are creating a related activity from the source item… gotcha. Yes, so I imagine you see the required fields on everything you are creating from that menu EXCEPT the ‘Price Sourcing Projects’… which come from the pricing module. I am at a loss here. My recommendation is to contact Oracle for clarification on what you should be experiencing.
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You could. I can’t think of anything off the top of my head that is baked in out-of-box but you could consider PPM, PG&C and perhaps just PC as possible solutions.
Using PPM you could possibly set up each destination country up as a project.
PG&C….. not certain but it should be looking into.
PC, you could create a change type for the compliance event and not allow the product to be production released until the governing changes are released.
You would need to put these ideas through their paces to tweak and see which opportunity looks best for your usage.
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The easy answer is that due to the way the system is built, providing two separate classes offers the ability for the business to create two completely independent and unique page two attributes. That is most likely the biggest difference you will find.
If you are seeking how to define a part versus a document… this is a bit more tricky but you can do it by looking at what goes into your product… any physically defined item or IP is most likely a part whereas supporting documents or procedures will be documents.
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