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MB6-703 · Question #78

Your company receives several customer calls concerning quality issues about a specific item. You need to run tests on the on-hand inventory of the item. How should you initiate the tests?

The correct answer is A. From the Quality order form, create a new quality order. Quality orders (form) [AX 2012] Use this form to identify the tests and to record test results and test quantity for a specific item. The tests initially reflect the test group that is assigned to the quality order. Tests can be added, deleted, or changed. A quality order can…

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Question

Your company receives several customer calls concerning quality issues about a specific item. You need to run tests on the on-hand inventory of the item. How should you initiate the tests?

Options

  • AFrom the Quality order form, create a new quality order.
  • BFrom the functions on the affected sales order, create a new quarantine order.
  • CFrom the Quarantine order form, create a new quarantine order.
  • DFrom the functions on the affected sales orders, create a new quality order.

How the community answered

(21 responses)
  • A
    71% (15)
  • B
    14% (3)
  • C
    5% (1)
  • D
    10% (2)

Explanation

Quality orders (form) [AX 2012] Use this form to identify the tests and to record test results and test quantity for a specific item. The tests initially reflect the test group that is assigned to the quality order. Tests can be added, deleted, or changed. A quality order can be manually created or automatically generated based on rules that are defined in the Quality associations form. A quality order is associated with an item in a sales order, a purchase order, a quarantine order, a production order, a production order routing operation, or an on-hand inventory balance. Items that are specified for inspection in a quality order are automatically blocked from issue or consumption.

Topics

#quality orders#on-hand inventory#quality management#quarantine orders

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