SAP Master Data Governance · Change Requests & Editions

Data import (Transaction DTIMPORT) by default writes straight to the active area. How do you force it through governance instead?

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When you set an entity type or attribute to not be governed in a data model's governance scope, what happens to that field in maintenance?

An ungoverned field sometimes still gets updated during a data import, and sometimes is ignored. What decides which?

After you change several fields from governed to ungoverned, why can changed values still overwrite data in the connected target systems?

While a change request is still in flight (not yet approved), why don't downstream transactions see the new master-data values?

A change request status can grant one of three "permitted processing" levels. What does each allow?

Given a change request's status number, how do you tell whether it is finished or still open?

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