C_S4CPS_2302 · Question #77
What defines the organizational entities that are required in SAP Central Business Configuration? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
The correct answer is A. System consistency checks D. The selected scope. In SAP Central Business Configuration, system consistency checks (A) automatically validate the organizational structure and flag which entities are missing or required for a coherent setup - they actively define what must be configured. The selected scope (D) drives…
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What defines the organizational entities that are required in SAP Central Business Configuration? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
Options
- ASystem consistency checks
- BAdded partner content
- CThe selected deployment target
- DThe selected scope
How the community answered
(13 responses)- A77% (10)
- B8% (1)
- C15% (2)
Explanation
In SAP Central Business Configuration, system consistency checks (A) automatically validate the organizational structure and flag which entities are missing or required for a coherent setup - they actively define what must be configured. The selected scope (D) drives requirements because each scope item (business process) you activate carries dependencies on specific organizational entities (e.g., selecting Procurement scope requires a Purchasing Organization), so the scope selection directly determines which entities are mandatory.
B is wrong because partner content is supplementary add-on material from SAP partners; it doesn't govern which organizational entities your implementation requires.
C is wrong because the deployment target (e.g., which SAP S/4HANA Cloud tenant to deploy to) is a technical destination setting, not a driver of organizational entity requirements.
Memory tip: Think "Scope Shapes Structure" - the two S's that define organizational entity requirements are Scope (D) and System consistency checks (A). The other two options (partner content, deployment target) deal with what and where, not which entities are required.
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