Runtime Objects

Hi Forum,
I have generated runtime objects from Middleware repository (t-code : smogtotal).Iam following the Best Practices.When I check the status  of following object categories
•     BDoc types
•     Replication objects
•     Publication objects ,
the status is Successfully generated(Green light signal) 121 entries found...
But the status of Generation Information and Status of Generation Process is showing Red Light signal.Will it affect any of my configuration that i do at the later stage.
Thanks in advance
Shridhar

Mark,
There should be some documentation publicly available online shortly. I will respond to this post with a link as soon as it's up.
Thank you for your patience and please let me know if you have additional questions.
- Junius

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