As Clever mentions, if the license is the Uncapped, then you have unlimited licenses but to only one Document. In that case, it doesn't make sense to have the Document CAL tab in the QMC because there are no reason to assign Document CAL.
You LEF details indicates that you license is Uncapped so I think that it the explanation.
Where have you set a limit? Again, if your license is Uncapped, then you have unlimited access to one single document so why do you want to set any limits for that?
Also, I think that QV see that it is a uncapped license and therefore it doesn't show the Document Cal tab because it's irrelevant for that license.
Where have you set a limit? Again, if your license is Uncapped, then you have unlimited access to one single document so why do you want to set any limits for that?------------------ I agree this but just wanted to see and explore the content of Document CALs tab
Also, I think that QV see that it is a uncapped license and therefore it doesn't show the Document Cal tab because it's irrelevant for that license.
Ok - this screen seems to be related to the Uncapped license type. I haven't got an uncapped license so I don't see a screen like this. But still, it doesn't make sense to show the Document Cal screen with a uncapped license. You have in this case just limited the number of available CALs to 1000 but still it's not relevant to show the Document CAL tab and that's most likely why you don't see it.
