I started Post Go Live Activities (PGLA) and resumed CLIX ordering last week. I think I may have cracked the code why BDE RMs are unable see CLIX requisitions. In SAMSE, SAMSE and PBUSE submitted Purchase Orders (POs) due to the fact that we had just a document number to track from SAMSE into GCSS-A. In GCSSA, we now submit Purchase requisitions (PRs) with the prefix 10XXXXXXXX which turn into Stock Transport Orders (STOs) with prefixes of 71XXXXXXXX (SSA) or 45XXXXXXXX (wholesale / national) which is considered a Purchase Order coming from the supported SSA. BDE RMs/G8s apparently did not get the memo that Wave II GCSSA requisitions require them to click the tab on the top of zPARK page that states "Purchase Requisitions". If they continue to pull purchase orders they cannot see our CLIX requisitions from the unit 910 DODAACs/SLOCs. They will only see unit requisitions from Wave I STAMIS users.
Release strategy hold codes:
A1 - ADP Computer Equipment
B1 - Controlled Material Numbers (NIINs)
C1 - Order Dollar Limit Restrictions
D1 - Order Quantity Limit Restrictions
E1 - Acquisition Advice Code (AAC)
F1 - Controlled Inventory Item (CIIC)
G1 - Reportable Item Category Code (RIIC)
H1 - Accounting Requirements Code (ARC)

The most common are D1 and E1. For instance: I currently have two items held in release strategy. They are rolls of wire for power generation that only come in a quantity of 500 with a unit of issue of SL (spool). Release strategy caught them because in AESIP, the quantity shows 500 but I only ordered 1 roll each. E1 is because maybe the part is terminal AAC V or Y and there is not a replacement NIIN in AESIP. This is where AESIP and FEDLOG and I2log may be different. I would first check FEDLOG to see if there is an alternate NIIN then go to i2log at https://lrcweb1.apg.army.mil/i2log/ to see if there is any item manager notes that reference a new NIIN. GCSSA uses AESIP for cataloging NIINs and is not always tracking what the item manager is.