Answer / Ambikesh Kumar Shukla

In SAP PP, there are various types of object dependencies such as 'Direct Dependency' (where an object directly depends on another), 'Indirect Dependency' (where an object depends on another through other objects), and 'Cross-Level Dependency' (where an object depends on another object at a different planning level).

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