How to put validation in Notification

Hello Gurus,
I want to put some validation in Notification that, "Required Start Date/Time" field should be Equal or Greater than 'Malfunction Start Date/Time". If it is not so then system should give "Error Message" & do not allow to proceed further.
I thought we can do it through User Exit or BADI but unable to find.
Q1.Can I do this validation Plant specific means this validation should be applicable only for 4 plants out of 7 plants.
Q2.Can you please tell me respective User Exit or BADI which fulfills above requirement.
Q3.How I can find available User Exits for the Field means for "Required Start Date/Time" field.
Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
Amol

Amol,
You should be able to use user exit "QQMA0014 Checks before saving notification" to accomplish all these requirement. You should be able to find all the user exits associated to the PM under SPRO > PM > system enhancements.
Regards
Narasimhan

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