Deleting Items From Approved SCs

Weu2019ve discovered a new feature in our upgraded SRM 5.0 Ext Classic system that doesnu2019t seem correct and according to OSS is functioning as designed.
Weu2019d like to hear if anyone else who is running SRM 5.0 Ext Classic (SRM_SERVER/PLUS release 550 and Level 14) has this same problem, hopefully not.
In our upgraded system, a shopper can delete an item from their approved shopping cart after the item has been sourced and the associated PO and item sent to the vendor.
The end result of deleting the shopping cart item is that the system also automatically deletes the associated PO item without the buyers knowledge.
This doesnu2019t make sense and weu2019re having a difficult time verifying this new feature.
Thanks,
Jerry Martinek

Hi Jerry,
this issue you mentioned is a standard behavior. There was temporary a bug in the concept, which was corrected by the note 1241077. Unfortunately in your case the buggy behavior was the normal and expected reaction.
According to the SC status we have the following restrictions:
hold                                                                -> changeable, deletion on header level
in approval                                                      -> changeable, deletion on header level
approved                                                        -> not changeable, deletion on item level
follow-on document created                              -> not changeable, deletion on item level
follow-on document of the follow-on documents  -> SC can not be changed or deleted until the Confirmation/Invoice is not deleted
So this is standard.
You can either modificate the system by deimplementing the note.
Regards,
Peter

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