•You can’t copy or move anything to an Action, Defect, Logbook or Inspection
•You can’t copy or move a Logbook or an Inspection
•You can’t copy or move Assets to an area of the hierarchy such that the total child Asset counter is greater than 999
•You can’t copy or move an Asset to itself
•You can’t copy or move an Asset to one of its descendants
•You can’t copy or move an Asset if you don’t have edit permissions on the Asset
•You can’t move an Asset if it or any of its descendants is checked out to Conquest Mobile
•You can’t copy Assets unless the option in the System Options allows it. There are three settings to allow copy to; None, Administrators, All
•You can’t copy Valued Assets unless the option in the System Options allows it
•You can’t copy Disposed Assets
•You can’t move Valued Assets to a section of the hierarchy that already contains Valuation Assets
•You can’t move a Proposed or Existing Asset to become a descendent of a Disposed Asset
•You can’t copy or move an Action if you don’t have edit permissions on that Action
•You can’t copy or move Logbook or Cyclic Actions
•You can’t copy or move Disposal Actions to a Proposed Asset
•You can’t copy or move Purchase Actions to an Existing Asset
•You can’t copy or move any Action to a Disposed Asset
•You can’t copy or move Actions or Defects to the root node of the Explorer
•You can’t copy Defects
•You can’t copy or move Defects to a Disposed Asset
Other functionality to note:
•Copying a Valued Asset will create a new Valued Asset with zero valuation data
•Copying an Action copies
•All the Tasks, Resources and Estimated data but not the Actual data
•All the Repeatable Action schedules. If the start date for the schedules is prior to the current date, they will be changed to be the current date plus 1 day for each schedule
•When moving Defects, if the Defect is the only one associated with the original Asset and Inspection record then that Inspection record will be deleted