SAP Certified Application Associate - Production - Planning & Manufacturing with SAP ERP 6.0 EHP4 Sample Questions:

1. In your enterprise, a planning strategy is used in SAP ECC that enables joint planning of all MRP scheduled assemblies for a finished product to trigger procurement of these assemblies. It is important to ensure that the finished product is only produced when there is a customer order present. When a customer order is received, production of the finished product should be triggered in the form of make-to-order planning and production.
Which planning strategy covers this scenario?

A) Planning with final assembly (strategy 40)
B) Planning with make-to-stock (strategy 10)
C) Planning without final assembly (strategy 50)
D) Planning at the assembly level (strategy 70)

2. The user you advise requests that you make it possible for the user to produce materials for stock, for customer orders, projects, orders and cost centers with production orders.
Where can you make settings to ensure these options?

A) Settlement profile.
B) Serial number profile.
C) Valuation variant.
D) Production scheduling profile.

3. The company you advise wants to carry out the material availability check automatically in the production order at various points in time. Which of the following options would you recommend? (Choose two.)

A) Goods receipt for a missing part
B) Goods receipt for the product produced with the order
C) Creation of the production order
D) Confirmation of the operation that the materials being checked are assigned to
E) Release of the production order

4. A customer wishes to only produce a finished product when customer orders for it are present. Final assembly should then be carried out at short notice in make-to-order production. Up until this point, the important assemblies needed in final assembly should already be available in stock. Provision of these assemblies should therefore be triggered by planning.
Which options could you offer the customer as useful alternatives in SAP ECC?
(Choose two.)

A) The finished product uses strategy 30 (production by lots) and all the important assemblies in the bill of material for the finished product should have strategy 70 (planning at the assembly level).
B) The finished product uses strategy 20 (make-to-order production) and all the important assemblies in the bill of material for the finished product should have strategy 70 (planning at the assembly level).
C) The finished product uses strategy 40 (planning with final assembly) and all the important assemblies in the bill of material for the finished product should have strategy 70 (planning at the assembly level).
D) The finished product uses strategy 50 (planning without final assembly) and all the assemblies in the bill of material for the finished product have no strategy.

5. CORRECT TEXT
Which of the following statements is true for the simulation mode in the context of material requirements planning in SAP ECC?

A) The simulation mode represents an interactive multilevel form of planning, the result of which is automatically posted to the database after the planning run.
B) The simulation mode opens the analysis of the delay time. Manual rescheduling of the receipt in the finished product and subsequent requirements planning lead to a solution that is feasible from the requirements planning perspective. However, this solution may lead to a date/time violation in the finished product.
C) The simulation mode is used in scenarios in which requirements planning created the procurement element prematurely in terms of demand.
D) Assuming a delay time in the critical path, the simulation mode triggers multilevel bottom-up scheduling through to the finished product, which therefore receives a delayed receipt.

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