Service PO rel.procedure parameters

Please let us know the different parameters(characteristics) used for the service purchase documents in the release procedure and also clarify whether release procedure is possible on cost centerwise in service purchase documents like PR,PO & Service enty sheet in ECC6.0 platform.
Thanks in advance

Dear,
If you want to create release stretrgy for service po and service pr.
Create char. on document type of purchase requisiton and service po.
Take CEBAN for Purchase requsition of Services and,
CEKKO for Service Po.
Regards,
Mahesh Wagh

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I have some Crystal Reports that currently use stored procedures as their datasources (I am in the process of modifying them to use datasets instead). Some of the original reports have check marks next to stored procedure parameters which I cannot find as being used anywhere in the report. Is this a legitimate possibility? (Some of them do not have check marks, however, so it is not consistent.)
More Info: I am using Crystal Reports within Visual Studio 2005. I have looked through each report in every way I can think of to find if a parameter field is being used anywhere - I have checked all formula fields, the formatting formulas for sections and individual fields, the record and group selection formulas and the grouping and sorting experts, along with any subreports (although some of them have no subreports).
(I have read on other forums that exporting a report definition file is another way to look for where fields or parameters are being used, but this does not appear possible within Visual Studio 2005.)
In some cases, I have gone ahead and replaced the stored procedure datasource location with a dataset (generated based on the same stored procedure). When I do this, Crystal automatically deletes the stored procedure parameters from the report, and I have still been able to run the modified report successfully - at least it looks ok and nothing is complaining. So is it possible that these parameters were actually not being used anywhere on the report although they were marked with a check mark?
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