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MB-330 · Question #229

SIMULATION You work for a distribution warehouse that makes use of a Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management system. As soon as lines are automatically released to the warehouse, the warehouse…

The correct answer is B. Mileage D. Rate. There is a notable mismatch in this question: the simulation steps describe wave template configuration in Warehouse Management, but the answer choices belong to a different D365 question - likely about Transportation Management rate engine setup, where Mileage (B) and Rate (D)…

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Question

SIMULATION You work for a distribution warehouse that makes use of a Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management system. As soon as lines are automatically released to the warehouse, the warehouse completes work. You want to make sure that waves allow for automatic work creation. Access the Dynamics 365 portal to achieve this goal. Answer: 1. Go to Navigation pane > Modules > Warehouse management > Setup > Waves > Wave templates. 2. Select New. 3. In the Wave template name field, type a value. 4. In the Wave template description field, type a value. 5. In the Site field, enter or select a value 6. In the Warehouse field, enter or select a value. 7. Set the Automate wave creation field to Yes. Select this option to automatically create a wave when a sales order, production order, or kanban is released to the warehouse. 8. Set the Process wave at release to warehouse option to Yes. Select this option to automatically process the wave and create work when a line is released to the warehouse. 9. Set the Automate wave release option to Yes. Select this option to automatically release the wave. The picking work is created and made available on mobile devices. 10. Set the Assign to open waves option to Yes. Lines are assigned to waves based on the query filter for the wave template. 11. Set the Process wave automatically at threshold option to Yes. Select this option to automatically process the wave when its values reach the thresholds for weight, shipment, and lines specified in the Wave thresholds field group. This option is available only if Shipping is selected in the Wave template type field. 12. Set the Automate replenishment work release option to Yes. Select this option to create demand-based replenishment work and release it automatically. You must add the replenishment wave method to the wave template, and create a replenishment template using the Wave demand type. 13. Use settings in the Default values filed group to assign wave attributes. 14. Expand the Methods section and set the actions taken by the wave template. 15. Select Save. 16. Close the page. 17. Go to Warehouse management > Setup > Warehouse management parameters. 18. Expand the Wave processing section. 19. In the Wave processing batch group field, enter or select a value. 20. Set the Process waves in batch option to Yes. 21. In the Wait for lock (ms) field, enter a number. Enter the time, in milliseconds, that an allocation step will wait for a system resource that is locked by another allocation step. When this time is exceeded, the wave is not processed and an error message is displayed. 22. Select Save. 23. Close the page. 24. Go to Navigation pane > Modules > Production control > Setup > Production control parameters. 25. In the Release to warehouse field, select an option. 26. Close the page. Reference: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/supply-chain/warehousing/tasks/configure-wave- processing

Options

  • AFreight bill type
  • BMileage
  • CZone
  • DRate
  • ETransit time

How the community answered

(40 responses)
  • A
    3% (1)
  • B
    80% (32)
  • C
    5% (2)
  • E
    13% (5)

Explanation

There is a notable mismatch in this question: the simulation steps describe wave template configuration in Warehouse Management, but the answer choices belong to a different D365 question - likely about Transportation Management rate engine setup, where Mileage (B) and Rate (D) are the two core components required to configure a mileage-based freight rate structure.

Why B and D are correct: In D365 Transportation Management, a mileage-based rate engine requires both a Rate (the actual freight charge applied) and Mileage (the distance metric driving the calculation). Together they form a complete, functional rate basis for carrier cost computation.

Why the distractors are wrong:

  • A (Freight bill type): This classifies billing categories, not rate calculation inputs.
  • C (Zone): Used in zone-based rating models - a separate, non-mileage approach.
  • E (Transit time): This drives service-level/lead-time logic, not cost rate calculation.

Memory tip: Think "distance × price = cost" - Mileage is the distance input and Rate is the price input. Any other option (Zone, Transit time, Freight bill type) belongs to a different rating methodology or serves a non-cost purpose, so eliminate them when the question involves mileage-based carrier rates.

Note for exam takers: This question appears to have mismatched content - the simulation walkthrough covers wave processing, but the choices test transportation rate knowledge. Flag such questions and answer based on the choices/correct answer provided, not the simulation steps.

Topics

#wave templates#automatic work creation#warehouse setup#wave processing

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