You want to be able to create and goods issue an outbound delivery for a sales order. What settings should you make? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.

Question

Options

• AActivate schedule lines allowed in the order item category.
• BSet the schedule line category to be relevant for delivery.
• CSet the order item category to be relevant for delivery.
• DDefine the goods movement type in the delivery item category.
• EDefine the goods movement type in the schedule line category.

• A
  86% (24)
• D
  11% (3)
• E
  4% (1)

Explanation

In SAP Sales and Distribution, creating an outbound delivery requires three interdependent settings: the item category must allow schedule lines (A), the item category must be relevant for delivery (C), and the schedule line category must be relevant for delivery (B). These three settings form a chain - without schedule lines being allowed, no schedule line category is assigned; without delivery relevance at both levels, the system cannot generate a delivery document from the sales order.

Why D is wrong: The goods movement type (e.g., 601 for a standard outbound goods issue) is defined in the schedule line category (transaction VOV6), not in the delivery item category - D has the location wrong.

Why E is wrong: While the movement type technically lives in the schedule line category, this is a standard pre-configured value, not a setting you actively make to enable delivery creation and goods issue - the delivery relevance flags (A, B, C) are the actionable settings the question targets.

Memory tip: Think of it as a three-step gate: "Can I have schedule lines? (A) → Are those schedule lines delivery-relevant? (B) → Is the item itself delivery-relevant? (C)" - all three gates must be open before a delivery can be created and goods-issued.

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