Difference between copied requisiton and a normal requisition

Hi
Is there any way we can find out if a requisition has been created using copy to cart functionality i mean whether it has been copied from old requisition in iProcurement. I want to know the way to distinguish a copied requisition and a normal requisition.
Please let me know
Thanks

possibly burkepm is correct. however you may have a look at parameter old_req_line_id in POR_CUSTOM_PKG. if this were to be the id of line being copied from, then you could flag some attribute column from POR_CUSTOM_PKG
Thanks
Anil Passi

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