C_TS452_2410 · Question #86
In Customizing, for which documents can you decide whether to use time-dependent conditions? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
The correct answer is B. Scheduling agreement D. Contract. In SAP MM Customizing (via SPRO), the option to configure time-dependent conditions is available only for outline agreements - specifically scheduling agreements (B) and contracts (D). These are long-term purchasing documents with ongoing validity periods, making it logical…
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In Customizing, for which documents can you decide whether to use time-dependent conditions? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
Options
- APurchase order
- BScheduling agreement
- CQuotation
- DContract
How the community answered
(34 responses)- A15% (5)
- B79% (27)
- C6% (2)
Explanation
In SAP MM Customizing (via SPRO), the option to configure time-dependent conditions is available only for outline agreements - specifically scheduling agreements (B) and contracts (D). These are long-term purchasing documents with ongoing validity periods, making it logical that conditions (e.g., prices, discounts) may need to change over time within a single document.
Purchase orders (A) are incorrect because they are one-time procurement documents; conditions are set at creation and don't require time-based variation, so no such Customizing switch exists for them. Quotations (C) are incorrect because they are point-in-time responses to RFQs used in the bidding process - not long-term agreements where condition periods would apply.
Memory tip: Think "OA = Time-Dependent" - only Outline Agreements (Contracts and Scheduling Agreements) live long enough to need conditions that change over time. If it's a one-shot document (PO, quotation), there's no "over time" to configure.
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