Ship Load in APO causing incorrect Distribution Requirements Planning

Hi,
I would like to ask help to you guys am a bit new in APO, i am more on a R/3 person. Please kindly guide and help me to resolve this issue.
Ship Load in APO causing incorrect Distribution Requirements Planning. Load 10000123 shipped but still showing in sales order line and Distribution Requirements Planning is calculating as if product is needed to fill order.
What possible root cause of this where should i start to investigate. And how to fix it. please guide. Thanks a lot!

Had figure out already on what to do on it.

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