Which of the following can be used as origin of condition? There are 2 correct answers to this question.

Question

Options

• ADirect business object access
• BBRFplus decision table
• CData crawler
• DDetermination class

• A
  74% (26)
• C
  9% (3)
• D
  17% (6)

Explanation

In SAP Condition Contract Management, origin of condition defines where a condition's value is sourced or determined. Direct business object access (A) is valid because it allows the system to read data directly from a SAP business object to derive the condition value. BRFplus decision table (B) is valid because BRFplus (Business Rule Framework plus) can apply configurable rule logic to calculate or determine condition values dynamically.

Data crawler (C) is incorrect - data crawlers are used for data extraction, replication, or indexing tasks (e.g., search indexing), not for originating condition values in contracts. Determination class (D) is incorrect - determination classes are used in output/message determination frameworks (like output management), not as a source for condition value origins.

Memory tip: Think "where does the value come from?" - either straight from a business object (A, direct pull) or from a BRFplus rule that calculates it (B, smart rule). Crawlers find data; determination classes route outputs - neither originates a condition value.

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