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A. Company code
B. Storage Location
C. G/L account
D. Ware House
E. None
Ans: A
A. Materials Management
B. Materials Manupulation
C. Master Mind
D. Money Materials
E. NONe
Ans: A
A. AND
B. OR
C. Quotation Marks
D. Asterisk
E. Parentheses
Ans: C
4. At which level is physical inventory carried out in Inventory Management?
A. At material level
B. At material/stock type level
C. At material/plant/stock type level
D. At material/plant/storage location/stock type level
Ans: D
A. You can initiate a recount.
B. You can print a list of differences to determine the materials you have to recount.
C. You can post an inventory difference, whereby a material document and an accounting document are created in the background.
D. You can post the inventory difference, whereby only an accounting document is created in the background.
Ans: A, B, C
A. Cycle Counting Method.
B. Difference Posting procedure
C. Sampling method
D. Live method
Ans: A
A. Slow moving items
B. Range of coverage
C. Replenishment lead time
D. Demand forecast
Ans: C, D
A. You enter a purchase order with the purchase order price. Then, however, you post the receipt with reference to the purchase order using a non-valuated movement type.
B. You enter a purchase order item, set its invoice indicator to blank and its purchase order price to zero, and then post the goods receipt.
C. You do not enter a purchase order, but post the delivery free of charge using a specific movement type in Inventory Management.
D. You create the material with the material type UNBW and then post the goods receipt without reference to the purchase order.
Ans: C
A. The movement type influences the update of material stock account and consumption account.
B In the standard SAP system, you can enter per material document only goods movements of one movement type.
C. Goods movements, that are created from other application areas (for example a delivery in SD), are not described with movement types .
D. The movement type used controls field selection for the goods movement transaction.
E. If you use special stock indicators, you can create different stock and value updates of a material for one and the same movement type.
Ans: A, D, E
A. The purchase order must be account assigned.
B. The goods receipt must always be non-valuated.
C. When you enter an invoice, you can change the account assignment as long as the goods receipt was non-valuated.
D. When the material is for consumption, no document is ever created in Financial Accounting.
Ans: A, C
A. Stock transfer from storage location to storage location within the same plant.
B. Stock transfer from consignment stores of vendor XY to our unrestricted-use stock in storage location 0001.
C. Transfer posting from stock in quality inspection in storage location 001 to stock in quality inspection in storage location 0002 within the same plant.
D. Stock transfer of a material from storage location 0001 from plant 0001 to plant 0002.
Ans: B, D
a. BSX
b. WRX
c. PRD
d. KDM
e. BSV
Ans: A
a. Goods receipt of standard and subcontracting purchase order items without account assignment concerning valuated material into stock.
b. Deliveries without charge
c. Goods issues
d. Other goods receipts
Ans: C,D
a. WE01
b. WA14
c. WA01
Ans: A
a. WE01
b. WA14
c. WA01
Ans: B
a. Valuation grouping code
b. Chart of accounts
c. Account grouping
d. Valuation class
Ans: C
a. BSX
b. WRX
c. PRD
d. GBB
Ans: D
a. Invoice verification
b. Inventory Management.
Ans: B
a. Valuation Group code
b. Material/material type
c. Account grouping
d. Chart of accounts
e. Valuation class
Ans: A,C,E
a. Purchasing calculation schema
b. Value string
Ans: A
a. Transaction key PRD
b. Transaction key GBB
c. Valuation group code
d. Account grouping
e. Valuation class
Ans: B,D
a. Two character alphanumeric code
b. One number range per document
c. Cannot assign authorization group
d. Determines whether net posting is determined for the documents.
e. Account types that may be used with the document type may be selected when entering documents.
Ans: A,B,D,E
a. Valuation Group code
b. Material/material type
c. Account grouping
d. Chart of accounts
e. Valuation class
Ans: A,C,E
a. Purchasing calculation schema
b. Value string
Ans: A
a. Transaction key PRD
b. Transaction key GBB
c. Valuation group code
d. Account grouping
e. Valuation class
Ans: B,C
a. Two character alphanumeric code
b. One number range per document
c. Cannot assign authorization group
d. Determines whether net posting is determined for the documents.
e. Account types that may be used with the document type may be selected when entering documents.
Ans: A,B,D,E
a. Configured for each company code
b. Always linked to the fiscal year
c. Numbers assigned without gaps
d. Defines whether number assignment is external or internal
e. The interval from which the number is assigned.
Ans: A,C,D,E
a. Configured for each company code
b. Always linked to the fiscal year
c. Numbers assigned without gaps
d. Defines whether number assignment is external or internal
e. The interval from which the number is assigned.
Ans: A,C,D,E
A. Stock Overview report.
B. List display of material and accounting documents.
C. MRP list.
D. Stock Requirement list.
E. Standard Analysis for a material
Ans: D
A. Manual Reorder point planning.
B. Automatic reorder point planning.
C. Forecast based planning.check
D. Time phased planning.
E. Storage location MRP
Ans: C
A. Contracts.
B. Purchase Requisitions.
C. Purchase Orders.
D. Planned Orders.
E. Delivery Schedules.
Ans: B,E
A. Fixed lot size.
B. Replenish to maximum stock level.
C. Weekly lot size.
D. Daily lot size.
E. Economic order quantity.
Ans: A,B,C,D
A. The vendor must be specified in the Purchase Order Header.
B. All materials on a purchase order must be procured through the same purchasing group.
C. All materials on a purchase order must be of the same material group.
D. Discounts and surcharges can be maintained in the document header.
E. Discounts and surcharges can be maintained at line item level.
Ans: A,D,E
A. Material Group.
B. Purchase Requisition.
C. Sales Order.
D. Release Code.
E. G/L Account
Ans: C
A. Consignment.
B. Service.
C. Manufacturing.
D. Cost Centre.
E. Subcontracting.
Ans: A,B,E
A. Planned Order.
B. Purchase Requisition.
C. Scheduling Agreement.
D. Purchase Order.
E. RFQ.
Ans: B,C,D
A. Vendor.
B. Contract.
C. Scheduling Agreement.
D. Quotation.
E. Quota Arrangement.
Ans: A,B,C,E
A. Another purchase order.
B. A goods receipt material document.
C. A service entry sheet.
D. An invoice.
E. A release procedure.
Ans: B,C,D
A. TSTH Framework PO
B. TSTH Overhead POC. None of the aboveD. Both the above
Ans: D
A. Unrestricted
B. Quality
C. Blocked
D. All the above
Ans: D