Difference btn Class type 22 and calss type 23

Hi All,
What is the difference between Class type 22 and Class type 23 in CL01( Create Class)? As far as i know both are for Batch. then what is the difference?
Thanks in advance
Regards
Hari

Hi,
As rightly said by you, The two CLASS TYPES 22 and 23 are used for the Batch
If the BATCH LEVEL is activated as the CLIENT / MATERIAL level then use 23
If the BATCH LEVEL is activated at the PLANT LEVEL then 22 is used.
Hope it is clear,
regards,
santosh

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