1Z0-520 · Question #158
Vision Corporation is a semiconductor discrete manufacturing organization. It has its own manufacturing and distribution centers located globally. It has these operating units: US - USA operating…
The correct answer is C. All inventory organizations do not need to be in the same operating unit to assign items. E. You can define an item in IN1 inventory organization and assign it to GE1 inventory organization. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Vision Corporation is a semiconductor discrete manufacturing organization. It has its own manufacturing and distribution centers located globally. It has these operating units:
US - USA operating unit CAN - Canadian operating unit UK - UK operating unit MX - Mexican operating unit IND - India operating unit SPA -Spain operating unit FRA - France operating unit NL - Netherlands operating Unit GER - Germany operating unit These are the inventory organizations that exist in each operating unit:
Inventory Org - Operating unit -------------------------------------------- VC (Master Org) - US US1 (Child Org) - US US2 (Child Org) – US CA1 (Child Org) - CAN MX1 (Child Org) - MX IN1 (Child Org) - IND SP1 (Child Org) - SPA FR1 (Child Org) - FRA NL1 (Child Org) - NL GE1 (Child Org) - GER Which two statements are true? (Choose two.)
Options
- AMaster organization VC cannot be shared across operating units.
- BItems cannot be assigned to inventory organizations across operating units.
- CAll inventory organizations do not need to be in the same operating unit to assign items.
- DAll inventory organizations do not need to be in the same operating unit to assign items.
- EYou can define an item in IN1 inventory organization and assign it to GE1 inventory organization.
- FItems defined in VC organization can be assigned to US1,US2, NL1, and MX1 inventory
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