최신Oracle Planning and Collaboration Cloud 2021 Implementation Essentials - 1Z0-1066-21무료샘플문제

A. Configure Exceptions > Expand Supply Planning Exceptions > Select Item With Excess Inventory

B. Open Table, Graph, or Tile Set > Search Exceptions > Open > Expand Supply Planning Exceptions > Select Item with Excess Inventory

C. Configure Exceptions > Expand Demand Planning Exceptions > Select Item With Excess Inventory

D. Manage Plans > Edit Demand and Supply Plan > Select Supply tab > Navigate to Item area > Filter by Items with Excess Inventory

E. Manage Plans > Edit Supply Plan > Select Supply tab > Navigate to Item area > Filter by Items with Excess Inventory

A. A global sourcing rule for 50% make at ABC and 50% buy from ABC

B. A local sourcing rule for 100% buy from ABC; a global sourcing rule for 100% transfer from ABC

C. A global sourcing rule for 100% make at ABC; a local sourcing rulefor 100% transfer from ABC

D. Alocal sourcing rule for 100% make at ABC; a global sourcing rule for 100% buy from ABC

E. A local sourcing rule for 100% make at ABC; a global sourcing rule for 100% transfer from ABC

A. It cannot be an item organization.

B. It can be an item organization.

C. It is a proxy for the organization during the collections of drop ship sales orders and drop ship history.

D. It can be a Cost Organization.

E. It is not required in order to use drop shipments.

F. It is the source for organization-item attributes when creating drop ship planned orders.

A. Select 'Add to Supply Plan' button > Select which supply plans you want to have this group of exceptions

B. Configure Exception Sets > Create exception set > Add exceptions specified by client

C. Manage Plans > Select each supply plan > Edit each supply plan > Add your exception set to Plan Options for each supply plan

D. Manage Plans > Select each supply plan > Edit each supply plan > Manually add each exception specified by client

E. Configure Exceptions > Expand Supply Planning Exceptions > Highlight lines with exceptions specified by client > Click 'Add to Exception Set'

A. Running a demand plan with six months of booking history instead of six months of shipment history is required for seasonal demand.

B. Running a demand plan with less than one year of history will impact seasonal analysis.

C. Running a demand plan with both shipments and booking forecast profile is required to forecast seasonal demand.

D. Running a demand plan with both shipments and seasonal shipments forecast profile is required to forecast seasonal demand.

E. Running a demand plan with 18 to 36 months of shipments history is recommended.

A. Yes, Planning Central supports the Holt Exponential Smoothing forecasting method used for newly introduced products.

B. Yes, Planning Central supportsthe Regression for Sparse Demand forecasting method, typically used for new products.

C. No, Planning Central does not support the Holt Exponential Smoothing forecasting method.

D. No, Planning Central does not support the Croston Method for Sparse Demand forecasting method.

E. No, Planning Central does not support the Regression for Sparse Demand forecasting method.

A. No planning percentages were defined at the operation level within the work definition.

B. No sourcing rules have been defined for the configured item.

C. The sourcing rules of the base model had a priority of 1, while the sourcing rules of the configured item had a priority of 2.

D. The sourcing rules of the base model overrode the sourcing rules of the configured item.

E. It is not possible to create sourcing rules for the configured item; all configured items always use the same sourcing rules asthe base model.

A. Open a table and select View, Format Measures to find the measure. Now select pound as primary UOM and kilogram as secondary UOM.

B. Open a table and select Actions, View Table Configuration and click UOM tab. Select primary UOM as pound and secondary UOM as kilogram.

C. Open a table andselect View, Format Measures to find the measure. Duplicate the measure and rename it. Now select pound as UOM for the original measure and kilogram as UOM for the duplicated measure.

D. Open a table and select Actions, View Table Configuration and click Measure tab. Find the measure, duplicate the measure, and rename it. Now select pound as UOM for the original measure and kilogram as UOM for the duplicated measure.