최신SAP Certified Implementation Consultant - SAP S/4HANA Cloud Private Edition, Asset Management (C_S43_2601) - C_S43무료샘플문제
문제1
Task: 5
Configure and create a Maintenance Notification
The project team evaluates during the implementation project the Maintenance Notifications in SAP S
/4HANA Asset Management. The following features need to be checked:
* Configure and create a Maintenance Notification
* Assign catalog specific data to a Maintenance Notification
* Create a Maintenance Notification and save it. Use the following information:
* Assign the following data to the just created notification:
Task: 5
Configure and create a Maintenance Notification
The project team evaluates during the implementation project the Maintenance Notifications in SAP S
/4HANA Asset Management. The following features need to be checked:
* Configure and create a Maintenance Notification
* Assign catalog specific data to a Maintenance Notification
* Create a Maintenance Notification and save it. Use the following information:
* Assign the following data to the just created notification:
정답:
See the Explanation for complete Solution of this Task.
Explanation:
Task 5 Overview
The project team is evaluating Maintenance Notifications in SAP S/4HANA Asset Management. This task involves creating a notification and assigning catalog-specific data to it.
Step 1: Create the Maintenance Notification
In this step, you will record a technical problem in the system.
* Access the Transaction : Use transaction code IW21 (Create Maintenance Notification) in the SAP GUI or the corresponding Fiori app.
* Initial Screen :
* Notification Type : Enter Z1 .
* Press Enter .
* Enter General Data :
* Description : Enter Pump is leaking .
* Priority : Select High .
* Equipment : Enter T-PA48 .
* Save : Click the Save (floppy disk) icon to generate a notification number.
Explanation : Creating a notification is the first step in the maintenance process. It documents the "what" (leaking pump), the "how critical" (high priority), and the "where" (Equipment T-PA48).
Step 2: Assign Catalog Specific Data
Now you must assign technical codes to describe the damage precisely for future reporting and analysis.
* Access the Transaction : Use transaction code IW22 (Change Maintenance Notification) to open your recently created notification.
* Navigate to Item Data : Go to the Items tab or the relevant section for damage and causes.
* Enter Damage Details :
* Damage Code Group : PMP-100 .
* Damage Code : 1000 .
* Description : Leaking .
* Enter Object Part Details :
* Object Part Code Group : PMP-Z48 .
* Object Part Code : 1001 .
* Description : Inlet/Outlet .
* Enter Cause Details :
* Cause Code Group : PMP-248 .
* Cause Code : 2000 .
* Description : Material fatigue .
* Save : Click the Save icon to finalize the notification.
Explanation : Assigning catalog data categorizes the issue using standardized codes. This allows the company to run "Bad Actor" reports later to see, for example, how many pumps are failing due to "Material fatigue" versus "Operator error".
Explanation:
Task 5 Overview
The project team is evaluating Maintenance Notifications in SAP S/4HANA Asset Management. This task involves creating a notification and assigning catalog-specific data to it.
Step 1: Create the Maintenance Notification
In this step, you will record a technical problem in the system.
* Access the Transaction : Use transaction code IW21 (Create Maintenance Notification) in the SAP GUI or the corresponding Fiori app.
* Initial Screen :
* Notification Type : Enter Z1 .
* Press Enter .
* Enter General Data :
* Description : Enter Pump is leaking .
* Priority : Select High .
* Equipment : Enter T-PA48 .
* Save : Click the Save (floppy disk) icon to generate a notification number.
Explanation : Creating a notification is the first step in the maintenance process. It documents the "what" (leaking pump), the "how critical" (high priority), and the "where" (Equipment T-PA48).
Step 2: Assign Catalog Specific Data
Now you must assign technical codes to describe the damage precisely for future reporting and analysis.
* Access the Transaction : Use transaction code IW22 (Change Maintenance Notification) to open your recently created notification.
* Navigate to Item Data : Go to the Items tab or the relevant section for damage and causes.
* Enter Damage Details :
* Damage Code Group : PMP-100 .
* Damage Code : 1000 .
* Description : Leaking .
* Enter Object Part Details :
* Object Part Code Group : PMP-Z48 .
* Object Part Code : 1001 .
* Description : Inlet/Outlet .
* Enter Cause Details :
* Cause Code Group : PMP-248 .
* Cause Code : 2000 .
* Description : Material fatigue .
* Save : Click the Save icon to finalize the notification.
Explanation : Assigning catalog data categorizes the issue using standardized codes. This allows the company to run "Bad Actor" reports later to see, for example, how many pumps are failing due to "Material fatigue" versus "Operator error".
문제2
Create a Maintenance Plan
The project team evaluates during the implementation project Maintenance Plans in SAP S/4HANA Asset Management. The following features need to be checked:
Create a Maintenance Plan
Create a Maintenance Plan and save it. Use the following information:
Create a Maintenance Plan
The project team evaluates during the implementation project Maintenance Plans in SAP S/4HANA Asset Management. The following features need to be checked:
Create a Maintenance Plan
Create a Maintenance Plan and save it. Use the following information:
정답:
See the Explanation for complete Solution of this Task.
Explanation:
Task 8: Create a Maintenance Plan
The objective of this task is to create a strategy-based maintenance plan that will automatically generate work orders for your pump based on the frequencies defined in your task list.
Step 1: Access the Transaction
* Transaction Code : Enter IP42 in the command field and press Enter .
* Initial Screen :
* Maintenance Plan Category : Select Maintenance Order (or "Maintenance plan for Maintenance Order" if using the Fiori Launchpad).
* Maintenance Strategy : Enter Z48 .
* Press Enter .
Step 2: Enter Header and Maintenance Item Data
Once you are on the main creation screen, fill in the "Maintenance Item" section to define what is being maintained and how the orders should look:
* Description : Enter Regular pump maintenance Z48 .
* Equipment : Enter T-PA48 .
* Planning Plant : This should default to 1010 based on the equipment, but ensure it is correct.
* Order Type : Enter PM02 .
Explanation : By assigning Equipment T-PA48 and Order Type PM02 , you are telling SAP to generate a specific "Planned" maintenance order every time this schedule is triggered.
Step 3: Link the Task List
This step connects the plan to the specific maintenance steps (operations) you created in Task 7.
* Look for the Task List section at the bottom of the screen.
* Task List Type : Enter A (General Task List).
* Group : Enter TL-48 .
* Counter : Enter 1 .
* Press Enter to validate the connection. You should see the description "Regular Maintenance GR48" appear.
Explanation : Linking the Task List ensures that when the maintenance plan generates an order, it automatically copies the 30-minute operations you defined earlier into that order.
Step 4: Set Scheduling Parameters (Optional but Recommended)
While the table in your document focuses on the data above, typically you would click the Maintenance Plan Scheduling Parameters tab to ensure the "Scheduling Period" and "Start Date" are set. However, for the assessment, the mandatory data is what we entered in Steps 1-3.
Step 5: Save
* Click the Save (floppy disk) icon.
* Note your Maintenance Plan Number : The system will display a message at the bottom, such as
"Maintenance plan 123 saved." Write this number down , as you will need it for Task 9: Schedule a Maintenance Plan .
Task 8 is now complete! You have built the automated "brain" that will handle the recurring maintenance for your pump.
Explanation:
Task 8: Create a Maintenance Plan
The objective of this task is to create a strategy-based maintenance plan that will automatically generate work orders for your pump based on the frequencies defined in your task list.
Step 1: Access the Transaction
* Transaction Code : Enter IP42 in the command field and press Enter .
* Initial Screen :
* Maintenance Plan Category : Select Maintenance Order (or "Maintenance plan for Maintenance Order" if using the Fiori Launchpad).
* Maintenance Strategy : Enter Z48 .
* Press Enter .
Step 2: Enter Header and Maintenance Item Data
Once you are on the main creation screen, fill in the "Maintenance Item" section to define what is being maintained and how the orders should look:
* Description : Enter Regular pump maintenance Z48 .
* Equipment : Enter T-PA48 .
* Planning Plant : This should default to 1010 based on the equipment, but ensure it is correct.
* Order Type : Enter PM02 .
Explanation : By assigning Equipment T-PA48 and Order Type PM02 , you are telling SAP to generate a specific "Planned" maintenance order every time this schedule is triggered.
Step 3: Link the Task List
This step connects the plan to the specific maintenance steps (operations) you created in Task 7.
* Look for the Task List section at the bottom of the screen.
* Task List Type : Enter A (General Task List).
* Group : Enter TL-48 .
* Counter : Enter 1 .
* Press Enter to validate the connection. You should see the description "Regular Maintenance GR48" appear.
Explanation : Linking the Task List ensures that when the maintenance plan generates an order, it automatically copies the 30-minute operations you defined earlier into that order.
Step 4: Set Scheduling Parameters (Optional but Recommended)
While the table in your document focuses on the data above, typically you would click the Maintenance Plan Scheduling Parameters tab to ensure the "Scheduling Period" and "Start Date" are set. However, for the assessment, the mandatory data is what we entered in Steps 1-3.
Step 5: Save
* Click the Save (floppy disk) icon.
* Note your Maintenance Plan Number : The system will display a message at the bottom, such as
"Maintenance plan 123 saved." Write this number down , as you will need it for Task 9: Schedule a Maintenance Plan .
Task 8 is now complete! You have built the automated "brain" that will handle the recurring maintenance for your pump.