Free SAP C_TSCM42_66 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

What is a feature of the simu-lation mode for material requirements planning in SAP ECC?

• A.  It calculates the delay time which may occur in planning.
• B.  It triggers multilevel bottom-up scheduling.
• C.  It posts planning results to the database automatically.
• D.  It propagates exception messages from a component to the finished product.

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.  The MRP controller cannot create planned orders within the planning time fence.
• B.  Planned orders that are created by requirements planning are shifted to the end of the planning time fence.
• C.  Requirements planning considers only changes that are relevant for scheduling within the planning time fence.
• D.  Planned orders are created within the planning time fence and automatically firmed by requirements planning.

Which of the following elements can be used in a process order?(Choose three)

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

Which activity can trigger an automatic availability check for the components of a production order?

• A.  Goods receipt for a missing part
• B.  Material staging
• C.  Order release
• D.  Order rescheduling

You want to use the different options for planning in SAP ECC.
What is the correct sequence of the planning procedures?

• A.  Sales and operations planning -> Demand management -> Long-term planning -> Material requirements planning -> Capacity planning
• B.  Demand management -> Sales and operations planning -> Capacity planning -> Long-term planning -> Material requirements planning
• C.  Long-term planning -> Sales and operations planning -> Demand management -> Material requirements planning -> Capacity planning
• D.  Material requirements planning -> Demand management -> Sales and operations planning -> Long-term planning -> Capacity planning