To display vehicle-specific data screens (tabs) in the equipment master record, you must configure the appropriate view profile. In SAP Plant Maintenance (PM) Fleet Management, the system allows for granular control over the user interface based on the type of vehicle. This is achieved by assigning a specific view profile to the unique combination of an equipment category (e.g., 'F' for Fleet) and a fleet object type (e.g., 'CAR' for a passenger car, 'TRUCK' for a lorry). This configuration ensures that the correct set of data screens, such as consumption or engine data, is displayed for the specific type of fleet object being created or viewed.

A: Assigning a view profile only to an equipment category is too general. It does not allow for different screen layouts for different types of vehicles (e.g., cars vs. trucks) that might share the same category.

C: Field selection controls the status of individual fields (e.g., hidden, display, required, optional), not the visibility of entire data screens or tabs, which is the function of a view profile.

D: The assignment of a view profile for fleet equipment is not based on a "usage type." The correct configuration object, in combination with the equipment category, is the "fleet object type."

SAP Help Portal

Plant Maintenance (PM)

Settings for Fleet Management: The official documentation specifies the configuration path: "In Customizing for Plant Maintenance and Customer Service under Master Data in Plant Maintenance and Customer Service -> Technical Objects -> Settings for Fleet Management -> Assign View Profile and Fleet Object Types to Equipment Categories

you can assign a particular view profile to a combination of equipment category and fleet object type." This directly supports the correctness of option B. (Source: SAP Help Portal

URL path: help.sap.com/viewer/ ... /SettingsforFleetManagement)

SAP S/4HANA Documentation

Equipment Master Record: "The data that is displayed on the tab pages in the master record and the sequence of the tab pages is defined using the view profile. You assign view profiles to an equipment category... For fleet objects

you can make this assignment dependent on the fleet object type." This confirms that for fleet objects

the assignment is more specific than just the equipment category. (Source: SAP Help Portal

URL path: help.sap.com/viewer/ ... /EquipmentMasterRecord)

SAP S/4HANA Cloud is a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution. In this model, SAP manages the infrastructure, including the back-end system. Therefore, customers do not have access to the traditional back-end (e.g., transaction SPRO via SAP GUI). Instead, system adaptations and configurations are performed through a web-based, self-service user interface. This is typically done using Fiori apps like "Manage Your Solution" and "Configure Your Solution," which provide guided configuration steps tailored for the cloud environment. This approach ensures standardization and allows SAP to manage updates efficiently across all tenants.

B: This statement is incorrect. Direct back-end system access is characteristic of on-premise or private cloud deployments, not the public SAP S/4HANA Cloud edition.

C: This is incorrect. The SAP Asset Intelligence Network (AIN) is a separate cloud-based business network for collaborative asset management, not a tool for configuring the core S/4HANA Cloud system.

1. SAP S/4HANA Cloud Documentation: "In SAP S/4HANA Cloud

you don't have access to the backend system. Instead

you use self-service configuration UIs (SSCUIs) to configure your solution." This principle is fundamental to the S/4HANA Cloud offering. The configuration is done via the "Manage Your Solution" Fiori app.

Source: SAP Help Portal

SAP S/4HANA Cloud

Configuration. (e.g.

"Configuration in SAP S/4HANA Cloud" section).

2. SAP S/4HANA Cloud Extensibility: "Classic extensibility options

such as modifications of SAP source code or custom ABAP developments in the SAP standard backend system

are not allowed in SAP S/4HANA Cloud." This statement reinforces the lack of back-end access.

Source: SAP Help Portal

SAP S/4HANA Cloud

Extensibility Guide

Section: "Extensibility Options".

3. SAP Asset Intelligence Network Overview: Official documentation describes SAP AIN as a central registry for equipment

enabling collaboration between business partners (e.g.

manufacturers and operators). Its function is data exchange and collaboration

not system configuration.

Source: SAP Help Portal

SAP Business Technology Platform

Section: "SAP Asset Intelligence Network".

In the integration between SAP Plant Maintenance (PM) and Project System (PS), cost control relies on specific object assignments. A Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) element is the fundamental cost-collecting and budgeting object in PS. Therefore, assigning a budget directly to a WBS element is a standard and core function. When maintenance activities are part of a larger project, the costs incurred on the PM maintenance order are settled to the relevant WBS element. This allows for the consolidation and control of all project-related costs, including maintenance, within the project's financial structure.

B. Maintenance costs can be settled to a network operation.

A network operation is a task and not a primary settlement receiver for costs from another object like a maintenance order. Settlement occurs to cost collectors like WBS elements or cost centers.

D. Budget can be assigned to a maintenance plan.

A maintenance plan is a scheduling and planning tool used to generate maintenance orders. It is not a cost-carrying object itself, so a budget cannot be directly assigned to it.

1. SAP Help Portal - Budgeting in the Project System: "You can assign a budget to a project in the WBS. The budget is allocated to the individual WBS elements in the project." This confirms that WBS elements are the designated objects for budgeting. (Source: SAP Help Portal

Project System > Project Cost Management > Budgeting).

2. SAP Help Portal - Integration with Plant Maintenance (PM) and Customer Service (CS): "If you assign a maintenance or service order to a project

the system settles the costs that are incurred for the order to the project." The primary object for settlement in the project is the WBS element. (Source: SAP Help Portal

Project System > Structures > Integration with Plant Maintenance (PM) and Customer Service (CS)).

3. SAP Help Portal - Maintenance Planning: This documentation details the function of maintenance plans for scheduling tasks and generating orders

confirming they are not budgeting objects. (Source: SAP Help Portal

Plant Maintenance > Maintenance Planning).

In SAP Plant Maintenance (PM), a performance-based maintenance plan schedules maintenance calls based on counter readings. To forecast a planned date, the system uses the specified Annual Performance to calculate an average daily performance. The formula divides the Cycle Length (the counter value at which maintenance is due) by this average daily performance (Annual Performance / 365). The result is the number of days until the maintenance call is planned, which is then added to the scheduling start date to determine the planned date.

A. Cycle length divided by annual performance: This calculation results in the maintenance interval expressed in years, which is not precise enough for scheduling a specific planned date.

B. Cycle length divided by monthly performance: The standard SAP maintenance plan uses annual performance as the primary input for forecasting, not a separate monthly performance figure.

C. Cycle length divided by ((scheduling period) x (cycle modification factor)): The scheduling period and cycle modification factor are used to control how far in advance calls are generated and to adjust cycles, not to calculate the fundamental performance-based interval.

1. SAP Help Portal - Maintenance Planning (CS-AG-MP/PM-PRM-MP): The documentation on scheduling for performance-based maintenance plans explains that the system uses the annual performance of the counter to calculate the planned dates for maintenance calls. The logic described is Planned Date = Date of Last Completion + (Difference to Next Planned Counter Reading / Average Daily Performance). The average daily performance is derived from the annual performance.

Source: SAP Help Portal

"Scheduling for a Performance-Based Maintenance Plan".

2. SAP Help Portal - Scheduling Parameters for a Maintenance Plan: This section details the input fields for maintenance plans

highlighting "Annual performance" as the key figure for forecasting in performance-based strategies. It confirms that this value is used to calculate future planned dates.

Source: SAP Help Portal

"Scheduling Parameters".

The "Resource Scheduling for Maintenance Planners" (App ID: F2793) Fiori app is a key tool for managing the maintenance backlog. Its core functions include monitoring operations that are due for scheduling within a defined time horizon, such as the next four weeks, to understand the upcoming workload. The app also allows planners to schedule and dispatch these operations to the responsible technicians. A critical related function is the ability to reverse a dispatch action by canceling the dispatch of maintenance order operations if plans change or corrections are needed.

B. Schedule and dispatch maintenance operations by shifts: This granular, time-based scheduling is a feature of the "Maintenance Scheduling Board" app, not the "Resource Scheduling for Maintenance Planners" app, which focuses on weekly assignments.

D. Print job papers from a maintenance order: This function is typically performed from backend transactions (e.g., IW32) or other Fiori apps like "Manage Maintenance Orders and Operations," not from this specific scheduling tool.

1. SAP Fiori Apps Reference Library

App ID F2793 "Resource Scheduling for Maintenance Planners". The official documentation lists key features

including:

"Monitor maintenance order operations that are due for scheduling."

"Cancel the dispatch of maintenance order operations."

URL: https://fioriappslibrary.hana.ondemand.com/sap/fix/externalViewer/#/detail/Apps('F2793')/S25OP (Access the "Features" section).

2. SAP Help Portal

SAP S/4HANA

"Resource Scheduling for Maintenance Planners". This documentation confirms the app's purpose is to "get an overview of the maintenance order operations that are due for scheduling" and to "schedule and dispatch maintenance order operations." It also implicitly supports canceling a dispatch as part of managing the schedule.

URL: https://help.sap.com/docs/SAPS4HANAON-PREMISE/3757ad8f954240c8b6a648edc954b150/49a44b5784171370e10000000a4450e5.html (This page describes the role and the apps involved

including the one in question).