Siebel Public Sector verification Plan Item applet

In siebel public sector application .we have verification Plan view under Case form applet.We can add a verification template there and associted verification Item will be populated in verification Item child applet .
We are not allowed to create our own verification Item there.in a scenario of adding a new item ,when you don't have consolidate list of all verfication Item in the begining .I have to go back and create a new template for every new added item and caseworker will end up creating multiple verification template .
Is there a technical resaon why verification Item can't be created manually .
What is the business logic of restricting new verification item creation .
Nidhi Arya

Hi,
this message is about no record are selected in applet when you clicking 'Appeal' button. Redo your query, selected one register and press the button. If error persist, you need see the workflow log to investigate this problem.
You need to find the method which is executed by button. In tools, find for applet name and find the button in Control property. In button register have a property named method. With this named method, you can find in tools or bookshelf what this method do.
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