1. What is the effect of setting the max lot size quantity to 70? If there is a requirement for 50, what order(s) will be created by MRP?

1. None, if the lot size is EX
2. One order of 70
3. One order of 50
4. One order for 50 and one for 20

2.Which of the following actions would cause a material to be added to the "MRP Planning List"?

1. An order was cancelled
2. An order was modified
3. A new customer order was accepted
4. The order policy was changed from lot-for-lot to fixed.
5. All of the above

3. For a part with a procurement type of "E", what SAP field name will contain the material's primary lead time? 

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4. The process of ___________ will relate (or link) all gross requirements of a material to its parent material. It identifies the source of demand for a material and, consequently, the impact on the system of any changes to that part.

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5.Page 222 of the textbook discussed "Part Period Balancing" as an order policy. What is the SAP "Lot Size" two-digit code that is associated with a part period balancing order policy? You will need to do some exploring in SAP to find this answer. You can use the "Display Material" SAP transaction and look at the various MRP views to find the SAP "Lot Size" field.

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6. MRP Processing: We have a dependent demand for 32 3" bolts; we have 12 bolts in stock; and 10 bolts are already on order; what will be the net requirement quantity that MRP calculates for the 3" bolts?

1. 32
2. 20
3. 10
4. 22

7. Log on to SAP and run transaction MD04 for one of your materials. Exception codes are listed (if they exist) in the column to the left of the column labeled "Receipt/Reqmt". The column is titled "Exception", you may only see the "E" - hover your cursor over the "E" and you will see the rest of the text. Click inside the cell beneath the "Exception" column and you will see the drop down box which you will need to click on in order to see all of the valid values for exception codes. Based on the exception message for exception code 20, which of the following messages would best fit an SAP exception code 20?

1. Order not needed, cancel.
2. Reschedule the order out.
3. Reschedule the order in.
4. Manufacturing order has no BOM

8. The MRP calendar typically will identify the following as work days:

1. week days
2. holidays
3. weekends
4. All of the above

9. An FPO is an order that MRP will:

1. Not change
2. Reschedule as required
3. Modify as required
4. Not need in the future

10.A type of MRP processing that will only plan materials that have been modified since the last run of MRP:

1. Manual MRP run
2. Regenerative MRP processing
3. Net-change MRP processing
4. Partial MRP processing