What is source level in SAP (SCM-EM - Event Management)?

SAP Term: source level

• Component: SCM-EM

• Component Name: Event Management

• Description: Determines which SAP data is relevant to the update of the document flow. The following are possible sources: Document header data from the application in the event handler or the event message Document item data from the application in the event handler or the event message

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• Key Concepts: 
  Source level is a term used in SAP Event Management (SCM-EM). It is a way of categorizing events based on their source. Events can be categorized as either internal or external, and each of these categories can be further divided into different levels. Internal events are divided into three levels: system, application, and user. External events are divided into two levels: external system and external user. 
  
  How to use it: 
  Source level is used to determine the origin of an event. This helps to identify the source of the event and determine how it should be handled. For example, if an event is classified as an internal system event, it may require different handling than an external user event. Source level can also be used to prioritize events based on their source. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When using source level, it is important to remember that the source of an event can change over time. For example, an event may start out as an internal system event but later become an external user event. It is important to keep track of the source of events in order to ensure that they are handled correctly. 
  
  Related Information: 
  Source level is just one way of categorizing events in SAP Event Management (SCM-EM). Other ways include severity level, priority level, and status level. It is important to understand how each of these categories works in order to effectively manage events in SAP Event Management.