Is it possible to customize the ARUN table (J_3ABDBS) and delivery creation program (transaction VL04) in SAP?

I am a student, pursuing MBA and currently doing internship with a big fashion and lifestyle company in India. I am stuck at a place where i need help.
We are planning to give customer the control over the time of delivery of their orders as per their convenience. For that I am exploring the possibility of modifying the ARUN table in such a way that an extra column is added into the ARUN table. this field will contain a flag value (1/0) where '0' will indicate that the customer wants to block delivery for the specific items.
at the time of delivery creation, transaction VL04 should check this flag value for every item. So when we try to create delivery for a whole order in one go, the delivery for the items with '0' flag value shouldn't be created.
basically, my whole purpose is to enable our SAP system to create delivery on item level instead of on order level.
Ques:
1. Is it at all possible to do what i am thinking of?
2. has any company customised the ARUN table and delivery creation program before?
3. If we go ahead with this customisation in-house, will the SAP pull back the maintenance support on account of tempering with base programs?
4. Also, please suggest other ways to do what i am trying to do?

you can use the Tables SRRELROLES and IDOCREL
if it is inbound delivery the use the business object BUS2015(outbound use LIKP)
first get the ROLEID using the Delivery number as Objectkey(business obecjt BUS2015/LIK) from the SRRELROLES,
then pass the ROLEID to the table IDOCREL to ROLE_A , get the ROLE_B,
use this ROLE_B supply to ROLEID of SRRELROLES table(business object as IDOC, )
get the objkey which is nothing But IDOC.

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