1Z0-343 Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Distribution 9.2 Certified Implementation Specialist Practice Questions
Prepare for 1Z0-343 with more than an answer.
- Exam fee
- $245 USD
- Level
- Specialist
- Valid for
- Lifetime (no expiration for OCS certifications)
Domains covered on the exam 6
- Foundation / Address Book
- Distribution System Setup
- Inventory Management
- Sales Order Management
- Procurement / Subcontract Management
- Transportation Management
- 1
When setting up Kit Items in E1, how does the system store those items? A.Inventory for Kit Parents Items is stored in a dedicated Kit’s location.B.The system stores the parent items in the F41021 file and adds text lines for the components during sales order entry.C.The system does not carry inventory for the parent item; the parent item simply represents all components bundled together as an assembled item and only components are stored in the system.D.The system creates a Work Order for the Parent item and when the work order is completed, the inventory is updated to a specific location where the sales order can be hard committed.
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Correct answer: C
- 2
A large retailer is implementing JD Edwards Transportation Management. They need a flexible way to manage shipping routes that can have multiple stops and vary by day of the week. They also need to assign a primary and secondary carrier for each route. Which sequence of applications should be used to configure this requirement?
flowchart TD A[Configure Carriers in P4906] --> B{Define Routes in P4950} B --> C[Assign Stops to Routes in P4952] C --> D[Set up Rate Definitions in P4972]Show answer details
Correct answer: C
The correct sequence is to first ensure carriers exist in the Carrier Master (P4906). Then, the Route Master (P4950) is used to create the route header, where you can assign carriers, mode of transport, and other high-level details. Finally, the Route Stops (P4952) application is used to define the specific sequence of stops within that route, which directly addresses the multi-stop requirement.
