Which attributes can you directly define in a schedule? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

Question

Options

• ACapacity
• BDowntimes
• CTransportation lane
• DCarrier

• A
  4% (1)
• C
  96% (25)

Explanation

In SAP Transportation Management, a schedule defines a recurring transportation service, and you can directly specify the Transportation Lane (the route between origin and destination) and the Carrier (the freight company executing the transport) within it. These two attributes are fundamental to defining what a schedule represents - a specific carrier operating on a specific lane at defined times.

Capacity (A) is incorrect because capacity is managed at the resource or vehicle level, not defined directly within a schedule definition itself. Downtimes (B) are incorrect because downtimes are configured for resources (e.g., vehicles, equipment) or locations - they are not a direct attribute you set inside a schedule.

Memory tip: Think of a schedule as a bus timetable - it always tells you who is driving (Carrier) and which route they run (Transportation Lane). Capacity and downtimes belong to the bus and the garage, not the timetable itself.

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