Which of the following data can be maintained in a standard network? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question

Question

Options

• ADocument information records
• BInternally processed activities
• CBasic dates for activities
• DMaterial components
• ERelationships

• A
  7% (1)
• B
  93% (14)

Explanation

In SAP Project System (PS), a standard network is a reusable template used to structure projects. It stores the core building blocks of project logic, which is why internally processed activities (B), material components (D), and relationships (E) are valid - these define what work is done, what resources/materials are needed, and how activities are sequenced, all of which are reusable across projects.

A (Document information records) is incorrect because DMS document links are attached to operative (live) network objects, not standard network templates - they reference project-specific documents that don't exist at the template stage. C (Basic dates) is incorrect because standard networks are intentionally date-independent; they are templates without fixed scheduling, so dates are only applied when copied into an operative network and scheduled.

Memory tip: Think of a standard network as a blueprint with no calendar. It knows what to build (activities + materials) and in what order (relationships), but it doesn't know when - so dates and document attachments, which belong to real project instances, stay out.

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