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Can someone help me to understand why SAP recommends attachment types to be linked to the Application object and not to the Candidacy object?  I've always created attachment types specific to certain candidacy activities to that object as appropriate.  Is there a technical implication that I am not aware of?  If so, please advise.  Thank you for your help.

Hi Roman and experts
We have an issue where we have created 2 attachments:
Attachment type 10 PDR
Attachment type 17 Mamual Application Form
both of subtype text "Resume" which we have attached to object type NA Candidate.
What is happening is that once a candidate has attached these to his/her application then they automatically are attached to any past and future applications as well. I assume if we had assigned them to object type ND Application instead then they would be unique to  the application ie: not attach to all applications?
Also can an attachment type only be assigned to object type NA or object type ND eg: could 10 PDR be assigned to both candidate and application?
Many thanks
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