Creating Constraint for a Dependency

Hi all,
I am basically an abaper, there is a requirement to create a constraint for a dependency. when i go to the transaction cu01 to create a dependency and try to add the code for constraint. The screen do not show me any means of adding the code. There are options for adding PRECONDITION, ACTION, SELECTION CONDITION and PROCEDURE. But when i go to the transaction CU03 i see additional option on the screen RULES & CONSTRAINTS. Could any help me out in creating the constraint for a dependency.
Thanks in Advance
Shiv

Hi Gurav,
             Thanks for your previous reply. The requirement is, i have to compare the weight assigned to the material while creating sales order with the Max and Min weight set for the material in variant configuration.
Example:
             Material     -     312.
             Min Weight -   100 Gm
             Max Weight -   1000 Gm
Variant Configuration details:
Varient Tables - ZZDIS_FMT_MINWGT & ZZDIS_FMT_MAXWGT
Dependency Net - ZZDIS_CON_FMT_MINWGT & ZZDIS_CON_FMT_MAXWGT
Dependency (constraint) -   ZZDIS_CON_FMT_MIN01 &   ZZDIS_CON_FMT_MAX01.
Characteristics : ZZDIS_FMT_MINWGT & ZZDIS_FMT_MAXWGT
Class: ZZDIS_FMT_MINWGT & ZZDIS_FMT_MAXWGT.
        I need to write the code in the constraint with the above details. Could you please help me on that.
My official mail Id - [email protected]
Thanks in Advance
Shiv

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