Difference between Req with insufficient lead time and lead time const

Hi ,
1) Can anyone explain the difference between Requirement with insufficient lead time and Requirement lead time constraint exception messages. Both seems to be similar for me with the compressed time.Also at what situations these exceptions are generated.
2) what is minimum lead time required ,actual lead time and its calculation.
Thanks...

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