Rules for defining sets of recursive object levels
You can't delete a level if it is the only level in the set. Every set must have at least one level.
The name of each user-defined level must be unique across all recursive object types.
The labels of sets and levels can be translated.
A recursive object type can repeat itself indefinitely or until some set limit is reached.
Business Entities
A business entity is the only recursive object type where you can define multiple sets of recursive object level sets with a different starting entity for each set. Sets of Business Entity recursive object levels can also be edited and deleted.
Each set can have a different number of levels.
By default, no recursive object level sets are predefined for Business Entity object types.
Each set of recursive object levels for the Business Entity object type requires a name and a root path.
Other object types
Sub-Process, Sub-Account, and Sub-Mandate object types have only one recursive object level set that, by default, is predefined and cannot be deleted.
By default, each of these recursive object types has a predefined first level that can only be deleted if another level has been added.