To enter planing data in the same input screen in the same time ?

Dear Consultants,
I have prepared a general input screen in BPS.
Is it possiple to enter planing data in the same input screen in the same time ?
Or does it lock the all infocube while someone entering plan data?
Regards
Mehmet

Hi Mehmet,
1.To control lock mechanism(Data Slicing) via auhorization is not possible, as it is different concept.
2. Yes,it is possible to enter plan data in the same time in to the same cube with the same data input screen, if the characterstic company is at header level, in the layout.
****Pls assign points if info is useful***
Reagrds
CSM Reddy

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