SAP Certified Application Associate - Production - Planning & Manufacturing with SAP ERP 6.0 EHP6 - C_TSCM42_66 FREE EXAM DUMPS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

A. Goods movements have been posted. B. The production order has been released. C. The material availability check has been performed. D. Order papers have been printed.

A. Confirmations are no longer possible. B. Capacity requirements are set to null. C. The order and its operations receive the system status Locked (LKD). D. The order is no longer relevant for material requirements planning. E. Reservations are no longer relevant for material requirements planning.

A. Relationships B. Process instructions C. Phases D. Suboperations E. Parallel sequences

A. Set "Container empty" B. Set "Container in process" C. Set "Container in transport" D. Set "Container full"

A. ATP checks are mandatory for lead-time scheduling. B. ATP checks are automatically performed during Material Requirements Planning (MRP) runs. C. ATP checks can be carried out automatically when releasing a production order. D. ATP checks can be adjusted to also consider future requirements and receipts. E. ATP checks are used to evaluate the free capacity on a certain work center.

A. Automatic line loading based on capacity limits across all production lines B. Continuous material consumption, production flow and output C. Shop fabrication D. Production without using production orders and without status management E. Period-based planning of the quantities to be produced

A. Both withdrawal from an alternative plant and stock transfer from another plant are defined via special procurement keys. B. The use of "scope of planning" is always mandatory for multi-site planning. C. Multi-site planning can be activated using the corresponding planning strategy. D. When using one-step stock transfer posting, transfer stock is created in the receiving plant.

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