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Configuration in SAP Exam 43 Questions with Verified Answers Configuration in SAP - CORRECT ANSWER the process of tailoring SAP software by selecting specific functionality from a list of those s ... upported by the software Master Data - CORRECT ANSWER - describes items or objects used in a business such as G/L accounts, materials, vendors, customers - remains in the system for a long period of time Transaction data - CORRECT ANSWER - used for relatively short periods of time, usually to record business transactions - regularly removed from the system and archived for auditing purposes When you create a sales order, the system proposes most of the data from the __________ records - CORRECT ANSWER master What must be created for every G/L account? - CORRECT ANSWER master record The material management (MM) and financial accounting (FI) are __________ - CORRECT ANSWER integrated All G/L accounts are described in what? - CORRECT ANSWER FI All materials are described in what? - CORRECT ANSWER MM All vendors are described in what? - CORRECT ANSWER MM and FI All purchasing activities take place in what? - CORRECT ANSWER MM The relationship between vendors and materials is stored where? - CORRECT ANSWER MM Master records must be created for every _________ - CORRECT ANSWER vendor What contains centralized data for both MM and FI for each vendor? - CORRECT ANSWER master records Vendor Master Data is pulled from database when creating what kind of orders? - CORRECT ANSWER purchase MRP Type - CORRECT ANSWER how the material is planned MRP Type: PD - CORRECT ANSWER using MRP logic MRP Type: VB - CORRECT ANSWER consumption-based planning Lot Size - CORRECT ANSWER how many units to make in a production order Lot Size: FX - CORRECT ANSWER fixed Lot Size: EX - CORRECT ANSWER lot-for-lot, make the exact quantity required MRP Controller - CORRECT ANSWER controller responsible for this material The float before production and float after production are used to calculate what? - CORRECT ANSWER scheduled start and finish time Float - CORRECT ANSWER slack time between two activities What can be added to planning times to provide for a buffer against uncertainty? - CORRECT ANSWER floats How are floats organized? - CORRECT ANSWER SAP R/3 system using Scheduling Margin Keys What are the 4 defined floats? - CORRECT ANSWER - opening period - float before production - float after production - release period Opening period - CORRECT ANSWER a time period for converting planned orders into purchase requisitions or into production orders Float before production - CORRECT ANSWER represents the number of workdays that are planned as a float between the start date (planned start date) and the production start date (target start date) Float after production - CORRECT ANSWER slack time for the production process to cope with any disruptions so that there is no danger that the planned finish date will be exceeded Release period - CORRECT ANSWER number of workdays that are subtracted from the order start date in order to determine the production order release; only relevant for production order management What are the two basic methods of production order scheduling? - CORRECT ANSWER - forward scheduling - backward scheduling Forward Scheduling - CORRECT ANSWER a production order is scheduled to start immediately after it is received and to finish as soon as possible Backward Scheduling - CORRECT ANSWER the scheduling begins at the due date and works backward What type of scheduling is more common? - CORRECT ANSWER backward Bill of Material (BOM) - CORRECT ANSWER single level relationships between a "parent material" and its components and sub-assemblies ("children") Complicated BOMs are built up ______________ - CORRECT ANSWER level by level Both the ___________ and ____________ for the parent component and for the child component must be entered when creating the BOM - CORRECT ANSWER quantity, unit of measure In the SAP R/3 system, work centers could represent what? - CORRECT ANSWER machines or groups of machines, production lines, assembly lines, employees or groups of employees Routings - CORRECT ANSWER specify the work centers a material must be routed through to be produced; specifies the capacity needed to process a production order Materials are assigned to the ________ operation and via _________ - CORRECT ANSWER first, BOM Work Centers define their: - CORRECT ANSWER available capacity (of machines and labor) Routings define: - CORRECT ANSWER the capacity required by a particular production order Capacity planning involves: - CORRECT ANSWER scheduling production orders so that the capacity required by production orders does not exceed the capacity available at work centers [Show More]

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