1z0-343 Practice Exam Questions with Answers JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Distribution 9.2 Implementation Essentials Certification

The order goes on hold, because credit checking is performed for the total exposure, which includes open orders regardless of their request dates.

The order does not go on hold, because credit checking only compares the dollar value for open orders against the credit limit.

The order does not go on hold. The system automatically determines that the request date of the new order comes before the request dates of the existing open orders. The system will allow the $500 order to be processed, and put a credit hold on the order with the request date furthest in the future.

The order goes on hold, because the total A/R amount is greater than 5% of the total of A/R and open orders.

The order does not go on hold, because the actual outstanding A/R has not exceeded the credit limit, and the $500 order would still cause the total exposure to be less than $10,000.

Order type

the DMAAIs (Distribution and Manufacturing Automatic Accounting Instructions)

Commission Percentage

Customer

Transfer all required quantity to one location to facilitate one-line ship confirm.

Run the Repost Sales Orders program (R42995) every two weeks to recommit the orders.

Run the Repost Sales Orders program (R42995) on a daily basis.

Run the Convert Future Orders program (R42999) on a daily basis.

No action is required; when the Request Date of the future committed orders falls within the 14-day window, the system will automatically recognize the order as a current commitment.

Past Due Date

Delivery Date

Earliest Expiration Date

Closest Start Date

Order Date

The client should reverse the transfer transaction, create an issue to remove quantity from the old location, and then create an adjustment to add quantity to the new location.

The AAIs are set up incorrectly. Correct the AAIs so that the journal entry amount will appear.

No correction is necessary. A batch with a blank amount is correct.

The cost is incorrect for one of the warehouses. The client should reverse the transfer, verify the cost, and re-enter the transaction.

The client should carry the inventory cost at different amounts for each warehouse. This approach ensures that a variance journal entry is created.

Quantities or open purchase orders can increase availability.

Hard commitments are always subtracted from on-hand quantity, but not future commitments.

Safety stock is always subtracted from the available quantity.

Quantities in inspection increase the available quantity if it is defined to do so in Receipt Routing Definition.

The availability calculation is defined in Branch/Plant Constants (P41001).