SAP Certified Application Associate - Order Fulfillment with SAP ERP 6.0 EHP4 - C_TSCM62_64 FREE EXAM DUMPS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

A. Creating business areas and assignment rules for the business area determination B. Creating business areas and direct assignment to company codes C. Creating an additional company code that is flagged as relevant for the internal balance sheet D. Creating business areas and usage of condition techniques for determination logic

A. Division B. Plant C. Loading group D. Storage condition E. Shipping condition

A. The goods issue date B. The material availability date C. The loading date D. The transportation planning date

A. You can review how documents and items of a sales process are linked. B. You can navigate directly to individual documents in change mode. C. You can change any existing target documents without affecting the status in the source document. D. You can reset the status of any document in order to redo the entire process.

A. The route B. The Shipping Point C. The plant D. Storage Conditions E. The customer material number

A. Pricing report B. Pricing procedure C. Net price list D. Pricing log

A. Each delivery must have a unique ship-to party. B. The organizational unit plant is responsible for the planning, execution, and monitoring of the shipping activities. C. The items of a delivery can be processed using various shipping points. D. The shipping point is determined for each order item. E. The valid route is determined in the order header.

A. June 8, 2010 is the requirement date transferred to the material requirement planning. B. On June 3, 2010, the delivery document will show on the delivery due list. C. The availability check is performed for June 7, 2010. D. A loading time of 1 day can be expected.

A. For cash sales, the customer receives an invoice output instead of an order confirmation output. For rush sales, this is not done. B. When you save a cash sales document, the delivery is automatically created. For rush orders, this must be done manually. C. For cash sales, you have to set a lead time for the requested delivery date in 7 days from today. For rush orders you have to set it for today's date. D. For cash sales, the delivery creation is not necessary. For rush orders, the delivery creation is necessary. E. For cash sales, you have to use a billing type which will post to the appropriate cash accounts. For a rush order, you can use a standard billing type for invoicing.