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Expansion of Scoping Objects Within a Subset

Expansion of scoping objects within a subset is hierarchical and recursive. When a scoping object is included in a subset and expanded, it often includes other scoping objects. These other scoping objects are also expanded in the subset, and in turn any scoping objects that they include would also be expanded. This expansion can create a very large subset.

For example, scoping on a Business System with short expansion adds:

• The default set of objects.
• The scoping objects included in the Business System and the other objects included in their expansion.
• The non-scoping objects in the Business System expansion.

By specifying the subset type, you may alter the expansion of the subset.