Which objects are created during the generation of a billable item class? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

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Options

• AFunction modules
• BBillable item statuses
• CBillable item tables
• DBilling processes

• A
  92% (33)
• B
  3% (1)
• D
  6% (2)

Explanation

When you generate a billable item class in SAP (typically in SAP Billing/BRIM or CS configuration), the system automatically creates two technical objects: function modules (A) that handle the processing logic for that class, and billable item tables (C) that store the actual billable item data specific to that class. These are generated behind the scenes to give the billable item class its technical foundation.

Why B is wrong: Billable item statuses are separate configuration objects that you define independently; they are not auto-generated as part of the class generation step.

Why D is wrong: Billing processes are distinct configuration elements that control how billing is executed - they are not an output of generating a billable item class.

Memory tip: Think "Function + Table = Generated pair." When SAP generates something, it's always creating underlying ABAP infrastructure - a function module to process data and a database table to store it. Statuses and processes are manual config, not generated artifacts.

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