Malfunction start date in preventive notification

Hi all
I have created one notification type of preventive to capture weekly preventive maintenance & scheduled the maintenance plan.When notification is generated on due date & I am opening the notification by t-code IW22 or IW28, system is taking malfunction start date field as system date.I have activated the "scheduling overview" tab of this notification type to know required start date(planned date) of the notification.How can I avoid the malfunction start date to be populated ? as my users get confusion due to this date?Why this date is coming by default as system date?
rgds
rajib

Hi,
This malfunction date/time will always be set as default to current date when the notification is created. Even if you were to set it empty via a exit, it will get populated when notification is loaded via IW22. An option would be to hide these fields for your preventative notification type. Make settings via OIAL with influence on notification type.
-Paul

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Ran the Program Compatibility Wizard to run iTunes in XP SP2 compatibility mode, but abandoned that idea after the first BEX.
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