Difference between Equipment deletion and deactivation

Hi Experts,
Greetings
Can somebody clear me that what is is the difference deactivation of equipment and flag for deletion of an equipment
Thanks in advance.
R.A.Kiran

Hi,
If u mean to stop reversing it then .. i believe u should be able to do it via User status ..
You should have a user status that gets activated with business transaction Mark for Deletion - You should make this as SET
& for business transaction Remove deletion Flag - You should make this as Forbid .., the lowest and highest status nos should be same - means once this status is there the user status will not go to other status ..
I was able to do it in my system -check it
regards
pushpa

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