Q: 14
Which time elements are considered during backwards scheduling for planned orders? Note: There
are 3 correct answers to this question.
Options
Discussion
Are we sure quality inspection time isn't a trap here? For planned orders, I keep seeing A, B, E in exam reports.
A B E, saw this on a similar practice. For planned orders only those 3 were included.
A B E for planned orders tbh
It's A, B, E for planned orders in SAP. Quality inspection and goods issue processing time aren't part of the backwards scheduling for this order type from what I remember. If there's a special config that changes this, let me know.
A B, E for planned orders. Goods receipt processing time, opening period, and in-house production time are the ones considered here.
B tbh. Opening period counts for planned order backwards scheduling, along with A and E. C and D are more about production orders or follow-up steps, so pretty sure they're not relevant here. If anyone found exam wording that says otherwise let me know.
A, B, E imo. Goods receipt processing time, opening period, and in-house production time are what SAP actually uses for backwards scheduling with planned orders. Quality inspection usually only matters after production orders. Tell me if you see it differently.
Practice exams and the SAP official guide are really useful for this topic. A, B, E.
A/B/E is correct here. For planned orders, backwards scheduling uses goods receipt processing time, in-house production time, and the opening period. C and D are more relevant for other document types. Pretty sure this matches how SAP calculates it.
Option A C, D. The way the question lists time elements is super clear for practice.
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