C_BRSOM_2020 · Question #13
Which of the following options can you maintain in the Distribution Chains assignment block?
The correct answer is D. Contract duration. Contract duration (D) is correct because the Distribution Chains assignment block is used to define the terms under which products or services flow through a sales/distribution structure - and the validity period (contract duration) of that arrangement is a core attribute…
Question
Which of the following options can you maintain in the Distribution Chains assignment block?
Options
- AProcess type
- BResource assignment
- CSimulation
- DContract duration
How the community answered
(57 responses)- A7% (4)
- B5% (3)
- C2% (1)
- D86% (49)
Explanation
Contract duration (D) is correct because the Distribution Chains assignment block is used to define the terms under which products or services flow through a sales/distribution structure - and the validity period (contract duration) of that arrangement is a core attribute maintained there, governing how long the chain relationship is active.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- Process type (A) is configured at the document or transaction type level, not within the Distribution Chains assignment block.
- Resource assignment (B) belongs to workforce or capacity planning areas, which are separate from distribution chain configuration.
- Simulation (C) is a standalone analytical tool/mode, not a field or attribute maintained inside an assignment block.
Memory tip: Think of the Distribution Chains block as answering the question "How long is this arrangement valid?" - that points directly to Duration. The other options (process, resources, simulation) are managed in their own dedicated areas, not bundled into the chain definition.
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