Your customer has the requirement to have monthly subscription prices depending on country an region. Which customizing object do you use to implement the requirement? Note: There are 2 correct…

Question

Options

• ACreate a new document procedure with country and region
• BCreate an access sequence which selects the new condition table
• CCreate a new condition table which includes country and region
• DCreate a new pricing procedure with country and region

• A
  19% (9)
• B
  72% (34)
• D
  9% (4)

Explanation

To implement country/region-specific subscription pricing in SAP SD, you need to build the condition technique from the ground up: C is correct because you must first create a condition table that includes the key fields "Country" and "Region" - this table physically stores the price records per location. B is correct because an access sequence tells the system how to search for applicable prices; without linking your new condition table into an access sequence, the pricing engine will never find your country/region records.

A is wrong because "document procedure" is not a customizing object used to store or determine price keys - document pricing procedures are used for pricing procedure determination (mapping a sales document to a procedure), not for defining field combinations. D is wrong because a pricing procedure controls which condition types appear and in what calculation order; it does not store or filter prices by country/region.

Memory tip: Think of the condition technique as a filing system - the condition table is the filing cabinet drawer (holds the data), and the access sequence is the index card that tells you which drawer to open. You always need both the storage and the search path.

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