C_TS462_2021 · Question #69
Which decisions do you have to make when configuring a new delivery item category? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
The correct answer is C. Whether packing information should be entered D. Whether over-delivery is allowed. When configuring a delivery item category in SAP SD, you define item-level processing rules - and both packing relevance (C) and over-delivery tolerance (D) are configured directly at this level. The item category includes a "packing" indicator that controls whether packing…
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Which decisions do you have to make when configuring a new delivery item category? Note:
There are 2 correct answers to this question.
Options
- AWhether a delivery should be split by warehouse number
- BWhether the route should be redetermined
- CWhether packing information should be entered
- DWhether over-delivery is allowed
How the community answered
(56 responses)- A4% (2)
- B9% (5)
- C88% (49)
Explanation
When configuring a delivery item category in SAP SD, you define item-level processing rules - and both packing relevance (C) and over-delivery tolerance (D) are configured directly at this level. The item category includes a "packing" indicator that controls whether packing data must be entered for the item, and an over-delivery tolerance field that determines whether quantities exceeding the sales order can be delivered. Option A is incorrect because warehouse number splitting is controlled at the delivery type or split criteria level, not the item category. Option B is incorrect because route (re)determination is a header-level setting tied to the delivery type, not something governed by the item category.
Memory tip: Think of the item category as owning "what happens to this line item in the delivery" - quantity limits (over-delivery) and physical handling (packing) are per-item concerns, while routing and warehouse splitting apply to the whole delivery document.
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