先試後買

A. Total replenishment lead time

B. setup time

C. Opening Period

D. Float after Production

A. When you create a sales order

B. When MRP creates a planned order

C. When MRP creates a dependent requirement

D. When MRP creates a planned order

A. To automate material movements in material staging

B. To solve planning problems for defined objects

C. To set default values in production master data

D. To optimize costs and times in production plans

A. To post any component withdrawal as single backflush with order confirmation

B. To manage production orders for an entire finished product on multiple levels

C. To post production costs on a cost collector instead of the production order

D. To combine order management of co-products and by-products with the main product

A. Safety Stock

B. Purchase orders

C. Maximum stock level

D. Forecast key figures

A. Queue time

B. Wait time

C. Move time

D. Goods receipt processing time

E. Float after production

A. All production versions for the material are locked.

B. NO production lines are assigned to the production versions..

C. The order lot size is NOT within the validity range of a production version.

D. NO bills of material (BOMs) are assigned to the production versions.

A. Use a specific material group

B. Use a specific material status

C. Use a specific MRP list

D. Use a specific MRP type

A. The same account category is used

B. The same batch management level is used

C. The same base unit of measure is used.

D. The quantity and value updates are the same