# Change Management

## How to Move Objects and Item Structure Relations to another Set

| ### What to do:
| In order to work through this example you must have completed the example Defining affected Objects of a Work Request and must have created an additional set (20- Change Operation) for the work request EWR-2000.
| Please note that additional work sets can only be assigned to work orders!
| In our example the procedure is described on the example of ART-1200.
| Select Start > Change Management > Work Orders. The Work Order mask is opened.
| Search for the work order EWR-2000.
| Activate the Sets tab and open the form of work set 10.
| Activate the Items tab to display the associated objects.
| Highlight the item ART-1200 and select Move to Set... from the context menu.
| The Select Work Order and Set mask is opened.
| In the Set field select the work set 20.
| To confirm click OK.
| The item ART-1200 is removed from the work set No. 10 and assigned to the work set No. 20 (Items tab).
| Change to the Item Structure tab of work set 10.
| Highlight the item structure relation ART-1000 | ART-1200 and select Move to Set... from the context menu.
| Assign the item structure relation to the work set 20.
| The item structure relation is removed from the work set 10 and assigned to the work set 20 (Item Structure tab).
| It is not possible to move objects or item structure relations to a set that is in state 270 | Complete.
| When a new object version is assigned to another work set, the predecessor version must also reference the other work set.
| It is not possible to move an item structure relation to another set from the list in the BOM tab . Only the item structure relation displayed in the Item Structure tab of the corresponding work set can be moved to another set.
| It is also possible to move objects to another set of a different work order. However, manager privileges are required to perform such action!