SAP Certified Application Associate - Production Planning & Manufacturing with SAP ERP 6.0 EHP7 (C_TSCM42_67) Free Practice Test

Question 1

What are the consequences of setting a production order to Technically Complete (TECO)? (Choose three)

A. Confirmations are no longer possible.

B. The order is no longer relevant for material requirements planning.

C. The order and its operations receive the system status Locked (LKD).

D. Capacity requirements are set to null.

E. Reservations are no longer relevant for material requirements planning.

Correct Answer: B,D,E

Question 2

An enterprise wants to use SAP ECC requirements planning together with the NETPL procedure (net change planning in the planning horizon). The planning horizon is to be set equally for all materials by default.
However, some materials are to be given a different planning horizon.
What procedure would you recommend to the project team for setting the planning horizon on the system side?

A. The planning horizon is set in the plant parameters in Customizing and variant entries are stored in the material masters for the materials in question.

B. The planning horizon is set in Customizing using the plant parameter setting and variant entries are assigned via the MRP groups for the materials in question.

C. The planning horizon is set in the MRP groups in Customizing and the variant values are stored in the material masters for the materials in question.

D. The planning horizon is set in the MRP groups in Customizing and variant entries are assigned via the plant parameter settings.

Correct Answer: B

Question 3

You use a planning time fence and fixing type 1. You receive a customer order with a material availability date within the planning time fence.
What do you have to consider in this scenario?

A. Planned orders that are created by requirements planning are shifted to the end of the planning time fence.

B. Requirements planning considers only changes that are relevant for scheduling within the planning time fence.

C. Planned orders are created within the planning time fence and automatically firmed by requirements planning.

D. The MRP controller cannot create planned orders within the planning time fence.

Correct Answer: A

Question 4

You want to produce a finished product only when it is requested by a customer order in make-to-order production. However, all assemblies need to be procured beforehand.
How can you fulfill these requirements in SAP ECC? (Choose two)

A. 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.

B. 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.

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 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.

Correct Answer: A,C

Question 5

Which of the following master data can be used with process orders? (Choose three)

A. Master recipes

B. Production versions

C. Resources

D. Production/resource tools

E. Serial numbers

Correct Answer: A,B,C

Question 6

In SAP ECC, you calculate the standard available capacity for a work center capacity using the following data:
- Start: 7:00:00 a.m.
- End: 3:00:00 p.m.
- Break duration: 1 hour
- Rate of utilization: 80%
- Overload: 110%
- Number of individual capacities: 1
How large is the standard available capacity?

A. 5.6 hours

B. 7 hours

C. 6.16 hours

D. 8 hours

Correct Answer: A

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