ATP : Scope of check planned order

Dear guru
In the ATP scope of check with inclusion planned orders I have also option B : only check planned order that are completely confirmed.
What does it mean completely confirmed ?
Thanks in advance.

Setting in scope of check is set to only consider completely confirmed planned orders
After some further testing with a 3 level BOM...
C > B > A, Each level has a planned order
When all 3 levels are shortage free, the availability check confirms each planned order as being 100% complete.
Creating a partial shortgage on planned order C will confirm planned orders B and A as 0% complete and planned order C as partially complete.
Creating a partial shortage on planned order B will confirm C as complete, B as partially complete and A as 0% complete.

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    >
    KUMAR.S. wrote:
    > Hi,
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