For a public-sector configuration, you must use the amendment process to change an RFQ that has already been sent. When an RFQ is sent, fields are locked. Therefore, to make changes to the RFQ, you must select Create to start the amendment process, as described earlier. The locking behavior is controlled by the Lock RFQ when they are sent option on the Procurement and sourcing parameters page. By default, this parameter is set to Yes, and for a public-sector configuration, the default setting can't be changed. Therefore, although the amendment process can be handled manually in a non-public-sector configuration, it must be used for a public-sector configuration.
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