You face a supply request exception due to some reason. You realize that you need to make some changes to the Manage Supply Request Exceptions page. Which action will you perform?

Question

Options

• AThe supply request cannot be updated. The only way is to resolve the error in the source
• BThe supply request can be updated using a third-party application only.
• CUpdate the supply request and submit it. The errors will be resolved automatically.
• DUpdate the supply request and make sure errors are resolved before resubmitting it.

• A
  94% (29)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  3% (1)

Explanation

Option A is correct because supply request exceptions are system-generated errors that originate from the source data or upstream processes - the exception page is a read-only diagnostic view, not an editing interface. The root cause must be fixed at the source (e.g., correcting inventory data, purchase orders, or planning parameters) before the supply request can proceed.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B is incorrect because the system does not expose supply request editing through third-party applications; the fix must happen within the source system itself.
• C is incorrect because errors in supply request exceptions do not resolve automatically upon submission - submitting an uncorrected request would simply reproduce or propagate the same error.
• D is incorrect because it implies you can edit the supply request directly on the exceptions page, which is not how the functionality works; the page surfaces exceptions for review, not modification.

Memory tip: Think of the Manage Supply Request Exceptions page as a "warning dashboard" - it shows you what's broken upstream, but you must go back to the source to fix it, just like a car's dashboard light doesn't fix the engine itself.

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