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# Do Not Generate Group Wise DO
**YouTube:** [How to Disable Group-Wise Delivery Order Generation?](https://youtu.be/VS9EElojJRM)
## How to Disable Group -Wise Delivery Order Generation?
In this tutorial, we will learn how to disable the generation of separate Delivery Orders based on item groups. This configuration allows you to generate a **single Delivery Order for all items**, even when the items belong to different groups.
### Check the Default Behavior
Let's first understand how the system works by default.
* Open the **Delivery Order** window.
* Click on **Sales Order Selection**.
* Select the required Sales Order.
* Click on **Generate Order**.
#### Default System Behavior
* As you can see, by default, the system generates **three separate Delivery Orders** because the items in the selected Sales Order are divided into different groups.
* Group-wise Delivery Order generation can be useful when items from different groups need to be processed separately.
However, if you want to generate **one Delivery Order containing all the items**, you can disable this behavior.
### Disable Group-Wise Delivery Order Generation
To disable group-wise Delivery Order generation:
* Open the **Delivery Order Configuration** window.
* Navigate to **General Settings**.
* Locate and enable the option labeled as:
> **"Do Not Generate Group Wise DO"**
* Save the configuration changes.
#### Generate the Delivery Order
Now, reopen the **Delivery Order** window and start a new entry.
* Click on **Sales Order Selection**.
* Select the required Sales Order.
* Click on **Generate Order**.
#### System Behavior After Configuration
As you can see, this time, the system generates **a single Delivery Order** containing all the items instead of generating separate Delivery Orders for each group.
#### Final Outcome
By enabling **"Do Not Generate Group Wise DO"**, you can prevent the system from creating separate Delivery Orders based on item groups and generate **one consolidated Delivery Order** for the selected Sales Order.
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