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Logical dependencies applies to both the basic tables, items, vendors, customers, serial numbers, everywhere you have basic information, but also to the master data undocumented tables, which means if you have a sales order or purchase order document.
Let’s take a look at this one.
And you have master data information on the line attached to the line.
The logic of the logical dependencies also applies to this.
So from my line, if I enter master data information in here, I’ll, I’ll look at my gear.
For instance here, there’s no bike type attached to this one.
When I drill down my Nexus seven gear, I can see it’s logical information value list, but I can see all my bikes, sorry, uh, all my gear when I’m dwelling down this one.
Whereas if I select the bike type is the information value, I would expect only to be able to select two because I know that my gear is making this one dependent.
And if I select the Citi bike and I look up the Nexus seven gear, my list is now shortened down depending on my logical information.
So it applies to both master dates on documents, on sales and purchases.
And everywhere we have master dates information and master dates on documents.
So this way you can filter using logical dependencies.