SAP C-TSCM42-64 valid dump torrent : SAP Certified Application Associate - Production - Planning & Manufacturing with SAP ERP 6.0 EHP4

A customer wishes to only produce a finished product when customer orders for it are present. Final assembly should then be carried out at short notice in make-to-order production. Up until this point, the important assemblies needed in final assembly should already be available in stock. Provision of these assemblies should therefore be triggered by planning.
Which options could you offer the customer as useful alternatives in SAP ECC?
(Choose two.)

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

In the SAP ECC system, a material is produced with the help of production orders. Though originally used for rate-based planning only, the planning table is to be used to plan this material. On the initial screen of the planning table, you select this material and then receive a message informing you that you cannot use the planning table for this material.
Which one of the following reasons for this message applies?

• A. There are no planned orders or production orders present.
• B. The series production indicator has not been set.
• C. There is no valid production version for this material.
• D. There are no requirements present.

A user has entered planning strategy group 10 (make-to-stock production) in the material master (SAP ECC) of a product. For the coming months, requirements with requirement type LSF (derived from the main strategy 10) have been planned. The user would like to change the requirement type from LSF to VSF planning with final assembly (in accordance with planning strategy 40) for requirements in the production plan that have already been saved.
Which of the following statements are applicable in this case? (Choose two.)

• A. The planning strategy group can be changed from 10 to 40 in the existing production plan, and the requirement type for all requirements is changed automatically.
• B. The user can enter the new planning strategy group 40 in the material master of the product, but the requirement type is not changed automatically for existing requirements.
• C. The user has to change the requirement type for planning strategy 10 to VSF planning with final assembly in Customizing. The requirement type for all existing requirements is then changed automatically.
• D. The present requirement for the product can be changed manually from LSF to VSF in the Requirement Type field in the production plan, so that the new strategy 40 determines the next planning operation.

What repetitive manufacturing options can you use to carry out line loading in the SAP ECC system and thus generate Run Schedule Quantities (RSQ) from normal planned orders?
(Choose three.)

• A. Automatic selection of the production version in material requirements planning (MRP) using Selection Methods setting.
• B. Selecting a suitable repetitive manufacturing profile that contains an option for automatic line selection.
• C. Automatic selection of the production version by applying quota arrangement records in material requirements planning (MRP).
• D. Manual assignment of planned production quantities in a planning table.
• E. Using a planning algorithm from capacity planning.

In SAP ECC, you want to map an in-house production process for general warehouse production. The fields in the area of the lot size-dependent in-house production time are to be populated when the material master for the final product is created. These fields can be maintained by updating from the scheduling result for the associated routing. You now think that there could be significant changes to the production times in the routing and decide against updating the material master. What problem could this lead to?

• A. In the course of basic dates scheduling with requirements planning, dependent requirements request the components from the bill of materials at the wrong times.
• B. Subsequent capacity planning is no longer possible due to the obsolete scheduling parameters.
• C. Lead time scheduling, which occurs by the time that a planned order is converted into a production order (at the latest), cannot take place on the basis of incorrect basic dates.
• D. Requirements planning runs up against an exception message in basic dates scheduling because the material master parameters do not match the scheduling result from the routing.