Customer attributes in SAP Solution Manager

Hi,
I have created Customer Attributes in SAP Solution Manager, SPRO--> SAP Solution Manager-->Capabilities-->Implementation/Upgrade-->Blueprint and Configuration-->Object Attributes--> Definition of Customer Attributes for Object Types. I have assigned the Customer Attributes for Project/Solution.
Now I have the attribute in the project nodes but I can't enter Attribute Values. How can I solve this problem?
Regards.

Hi,
you need assign value in solar02, when you assign attributes to the object. check out
Adding customer attributes to objects in Project and Solution
Thanks
Jansi

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