C_TFIN22_65 · Question #78
A customer wants to define some fields as mandatory in an internal order. How can the customer achieve this?
The correct answer is A. By adjusting the field selection in the order type.. To define certain fields as mandatory in an internal order, the customer must adjust the field selection settings within the order type configuration.
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A customer wants to define some fields as mandatory in an internal order. How can the customer achieve this?
Options
- ABy adjusting the field selection in the order type.
- BBy defining an appropriate selection variant.
- CBy indicating the fields as mandatory in the model order.
- DBy adjusting the field status variant.
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(53 responses)- A92% (49)
- B2% (1)
- C4% (2)
- D2% (1)
Why each option
To define certain fields as mandatory in an internal order, the customer must adjust the field selection settings within the order type configuration.
Field selection for internal orders is controlled through the order type's configuration settings. By customizing the order type, specific fields can be set as mandatory, optional, or suppressed when new internal orders of that type are created.
Selection variants are typically used for report selection or screen layout customization for transaction processing, not for enforcing mandatory fields in master data like internal orders.
A model order serves as a reference or template for creating new internal orders, but it does not control the mandatory status of fields.
Field status variants primarily control the field status for G/L account master data and posting keys in financial accounting, affecting document entry rather than internal order master data fields.
Concept tested: Internal order field control
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