Delete CVC for Planning object structure relevant for DP BOM

Hi,
We have created a new client. The selection BOM char comb ID and BOM Prod Type (I/O) values are not availabe in program Delete CVC combination.
Is some configuration is missing.
Kindly advise to resolve this issue.
thanks and regards
Murugesan

Hi Raj,
Your question is as below:
How the system knows or where i need to tell my demand from demand planning book X need to transfer
SNP planning book - 9ASNP94
In the release transaction i.e. /SAPAPO/MC90 , we need to give the target version .
Each version is assigned to exactly one Planning Area( though one PA may have more than one versions. Secondly at a time only one version will be active and in SNP / PPDS the Active version is always '000' which is connected to SAP ERP systems.
Therefore when , we mention the version, system know the planning area.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Datta

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