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. Subsequent capacity planning is no longer possible due to the obsolete scheduling parameters.
• B. In the course of basic dates scheduling with requirements planning, dependent requirements request the components from the bill of materials at the wrong times.
• C. 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.
• D. 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.

You want to plan a finished material using material requirements planning in an SAP ECC system. The resulting planned orders should be scheduled using basic date scheduling (not lead-time scheduling).
Which of the following properties for the resulting dependent requirements applies?

• A. If the individual material components are explicitly assigned to the operations of a routing, the requirement dates of the dependent requirements are scheduled at each start date of the operations.
• B. In multi-level backward scheduling, dependent requirements are calculated to the exact second.
• C. When a customer order is created for the finished material, the dependent requirements are automatically triggered for the components in the bill of material without a planning run.
• D. In multi-level backward scheduling, dependent requirements are triggered at the start date for the planned order of the finished material.

The stock/requirements list for a finished product contains only one sales order and one fixed planned order with the same quantity. The availability dates for both MRP elements are on working days. The availability date for the fixed planned order is set to a later date than the one for the sales order.
However, a corresponding rescheduling exception message does not appear.
What could be the reasons? (Choose two)

• A. The MRP elements are linked via fixed pegging.
• B. The fixed planned order is outside the rescheduling horizon.
• C. Requirements planning has not been carried out.
• D. The delta between the availability dates falls within the tolerance window defined in Customizing.

In which scenario will the error message shown in the attached screenshot occur?
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Exhibit

• A. A valid routing exists, but the Customizing for the order type is set to manual routing selection.
• B. The routing is not valid at the explosion date.
• C. The selection method is set to "selection only by production version" in the material master.
• D. A valid routing exists, but the material master is set to manual routing selection.

Which of the following statements about consumption are correct? (Choose two)

• A. Consumption takes place on the material level between the planned independent requirements and the planned orders.
• B. Consumption is restructured with the planning run.
• C. Consumption can take place between order reservations and planned independent requirements, depending on the strategy.
• D. Consumption parameters (consumption mode and consumption interval) can be set in the material master or in the MRP group.