The Engineering Workbench (EWB) is a tool for maintaining master data, such as inspection plans, in a structured manner. The EWB screen is divided into a navigation area and a working area. The "focus" of the working area determines which hierarchical level of the inspection plan is currently being displayed and edited. The primary structural levels of an inspection plan that can be set as a focus are the Header, which contains general plan data, and the Operation, which details a specific inspection step and its subordinate objects like inspection characteristics.

C. Inspection characteristic: Inspection characteristics are not a primary focus. They are edited in the working area only when the focus is set on the parent Operation to which they are assigned.

D. Classification: Classification data is maintained on a specific tab or screen within the Header level. It is not a separate focus for the entire working area.

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"Screen Areas in the Engineering Workbench":

This official documentation describes the structure of the EWB. It states

"If you select an object in the navigation area (for example

a task list header or an operation)

the system displays the detail screens for this object in the working area." This explicitly names the header and operation as the objects that are brought into focus.

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"Editing Inspection Plans in the Engineering Workbench":

This section details the process of working with inspection plans in the EWB. The workflow described involves navigating the plan's structure by selecting either the header or specific operations in the navigation tree to edit their respective details in the working area

confirming these as the primary focus points.