Lookup Customization Levels ,Lookup Type and difference between "LOOKUP"

Lookup Customization Levels , Lookup Type and difference between "LOOKUP"

What is "LOOKUP"

User

Ø Insertion of new codes is allowed

Ø Updating of start date, end date, and enabled fields is allowed

Ø Deletion of codes is allowed

Ø Updating of tag is allowed

Extensible

Ø Deletion of lookup type is not allowed

Ø Insertion of new codes is allowed

Ø Updating of start date, end date, enabled fields, and tag is allowed only if the code is not 'seed data'

Ø Deletion of codes is allowed only if the code is not 'seed data'

Ø Updating of module is not allowed

System

Ø Deletion of lookup type is not allowed

Ø Insertion of new codes is not allowed

Ø Updating of start date, end date, and enabled fields is not allowed

Ø Deletion of codes is not allowed

Ø Updating of tag is not allowed

Ø Updating of module is not allowed

Ref from -: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E15586_01/fusionapps.1111/e15524/bs_lookups.htm

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