In SAP PP MRP, assess the following statements but there is only ONE is CORRECT ?
(only one answer)
A) When converting a Planned Order to Purchase Requisition in the S/R List, a Vendor is necessary else the Purchase Requisition cannot be saved.
B) When converting a Planned Order to Production Order in the S/R List, it is necessary that BOM components are allocation to Operations in the Routing else the conversion process is aborted.
C) It is not possible to convert a Purchase Requisition to a Purchase Order from within the S/R List.
D) You can assign a valid source to a Planned Order.
E) You can change the BOM Usage in a Planned Production Order so that when it is converted to a Production Order, a different BOM can be exploded to the Production Order.
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(only one answer)
A) When converting a Planned Order to Purchase Requisition in the S/R List, a Vendor is necessary else the Purchase Requisition cannot be saved.
B) When converting a Planned Order to Production Order in the S/R List, it is necessary that BOM components are allocation to Operations in the Routing else the conversion process is aborted.
C) It is not possible to convert a Purchase Requisition to a Purchase Order from within the S/R List.
D) You can assign a valid source to a Planned Order.
E) You can change the BOM Usage in a Planned Production Order so that when it is converted to a Production Order, a different BOM can be exploded to the Production Order.
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A) A souce is not required when a PR is created. This is only required when converting a PR to a PO.
ReplyDeleteB) BOM component allocation to Routing operations is never necessary as when a Production Order is created, all BOM components not allocated to an operation will be assigned to the first operation so that their requirement or reservation dates follow the first ooeration.
ReplyDeleteC) It is alwasy possible to convert a PR to a PO in the S/R List provided Authorization allows him/her to do so.
ReplyDeleteE) BOM already selected for a Planned Order cannot be changed by the user from within the S/R List.
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