A. First Expired - First Out
B. Last In - First Out
C. First In - First Out
D. First Come - First Served
A. It is a variable in an ABAP program.
B. It is embedded in another table in an ABAP program.
C. It is a database table in an ABAP program.
D. It is an index table in an ABAP program.
A. Monitoring credit risks and analysis of customer payment and order behavior.
B. Monitoring of delivery processes to reduce the risk of supplying a bankrupt customer.
C. Automatic handling of the order to cash process in managing the credit limit.
D. Immediate analysis of customers to trigger alerts in the invoicing process.
A. Lean Warehouse Management: The goods are transferred exclusively without goods receipt and goods issue stock.
B. Radio Frequency Identification: The goods are picked and packed contact free.
C. Yard Management: The goods are excluded from being stored, because of high transparency in stocks.
D. Cross Docking: The goods are brought from goods receipt directly to goods issue.
A. To enable planning for a long period
B. To be always able to deliver
C. To have a high efficiency
D. To be independent from customers orders
A. The QuickViewer allows joining database tables and viewing the result.
B. The Data Browser allows viewing the content of data structures.
C. The Data Browser allows manipulating the content of global variables.
D. The QuickViewer allows viewing the content of only 1 database table at one time.
A. Dynamic date calculations
B. User specific values
C. Table variables from invoice header level
D. Dynamic time calculations for free delimitation
A. Number of requirements in the access sequence
B. Number of access sequences in one condition type
C. Number of requirements in the condition types
D. Number of requirements in the pricing procedure
