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When configuring pricing, which controls and settings are available in the definition of condition
types? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.
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A is wrong, B. Condition Table feels like a more direct control when you set up the access for pricing, so I'd go with B instead of E here. Not 100 percent but this matches my SAP config experience.
B . I thought Condition Table (B) was part of condition type setup since you link it via access sequences, so I'd pick A, B, and E. Account Key (C) seems more for procedure steps but B feels like a direct setting sometimes in config. Maybe I'm missing something in the nuance here?
I don’t think C fits, it’s used in the pricing procedure step not when defining the condition type. A, D, and E are all direct settings in the condition type config. Pretty sure that matches what SAP shows in SPRO.
Nah, it's not B or C here. Only A, D, and E are directly set when defining a condition type-Condition Table is part of the access sequence config, and Account Key gets assigned in the pricing procedure not at the condition type level. Pretty sure about this but happy to hear other takes.
Its always confusing with SAP terminology like this, but for condition type definition itself, it's A D E.
I don’t think B is right here. When you define a condition type, you configure Condition Class (A), Access Sequence (D), and Calculation Type (E) directly at that level. Condition Table comes into play in the access sequence, not the condition type itself, and Account Key is tied to the pricing procedure steps instead. I’ve double-checked this in config-anyone else got different experience?
B
B tbh
B not E. Calculation Type is set at condition type definition, Condition Table isn't.
Not E, B
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