You are configuring the organizational structure in your system. Which assignments are possible? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.

Question

Options

• AAssign a plant to multiple sales organizations/distribution channels.
• BAssign multiple loading points to a plant.
• CAssign multiple plants to one company code.
• DAssign multiple distribution channels to one company code.
• EAssign a shipping point to multiple plants.

• A
  90% (35)
• B
  3% (1)
• D
  8% (3)

Explanation

In SAP's organizational structure, A is correct because a plant can be assigned to multiple sales organizations and distribution channels, allowing it to serve different sales areas. C is correct because a company code (a legal entity) can contain multiple plants, such as different factories or warehouses under one business entity. E is correct because a shipping point - a physical location for goods issue - can be shared across multiple plants, making it a 1-to-many relationship.

B is wrong because loading points are subdivisions of shipping points, not plants - you assign loading points to shipping points, not directly to plants. D is wrong because distribution channels are not directly assigned to company codes; they are assigned to sales organizations, which in turn belong to a company code.

Memory tip: Picture the hierarchy as a tree - Company Code → Plants (many), Plants → Shipping Points (many-to-one allowed), Plants → Sales Areas (many). When an answer reverses a relationship that only flows one way (like loading points → plant), or skips a level in the hierarchy (distribution channel → company code), it's a distractor.

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