Procedure to create a custom object type in General Structures Mode of OM module..

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Sometime back, I posted a question as to I tried to create a custom object type in General Structures Mode and tried to display but could not....Now I know where the mistake was...This is an attempt to share what I have discovered with you all....

Menu Path: SPRO--IMG---Organisational Management----Basic Settings----Data Model Enhancement----Maintain Object types...Click on Maintain Object types and create a custom object as shown below by clicking on new entries and saving in table T778O

2). Now assign the custom object type to the mandatory infotypes 1000 and 1001 under Infotypes per object type in table T778T as below.

Now we can create this object type in PP01 tcode (Maintain Plan data(Menu guided)).  However in order to view this object type in General structures we must create a custom relationship and custom evaluation path as follows.

3) Creation of custom relationship: Click on Relationship Maintenance with Data Model Enhancement node and click on new entries and create Z11 relationship as in the screen-shot.

Then select Z11 and click on Allowed Relationships in dialog structure as below to allow the custom relationship for the custom object type as below

As any relationship is a subtype of IT1001, we must maintain the two dimensions of our custom relationship Z11 , AZ11 and BZ11 as subtypes for IT1001 besides assigning time constraints as follows in T778U (Maintain Sub-types).  Click on new entries and assign as follows.

Now Assignment of Time Constraints....Select the relevant relationship and double click on the time constraint and maintain as follows:

4) Creation of custom evaluation path (ZB11) in T778A via Tcode OOAW as follows  by clicking on new entries:

Then select the custom evaluation path (ZB11) and double click on Evaluation path (individual maintenance) in the dialog structure and give the path as follows:

Go to General Structures create screen via PPSC tcode and create the custom object type using the following parameters:

Voila, the custom object type can be created as follows: