C_S43_2022 Exam Dumps - SAP Certified Application Associate Questions and Answers

A cross-plant planning scenario is a special planning process that allows you to carry out material requirements planning for various plants centrally. This facilitates the production of a product in another plant and it also guarantees a smooth flow of materials between different plants. In a cross-plant planning scenario, you can assign multiple maintenance plants to a planning plant (n: 1) or multiple planning plants to a maintenance plant (m: 1). This means that you can plan and execute maintenance orders in different plants using a common planning plant or a common maintenance plant. There is no limit on the number of maintenance plants that can be assigned to a planning plant, so answer B is incorrect. A cross-plant planning scenario is also possible across different company codes, as long as the plants belong to the same controlling area. Therefore, answer D is also incorrect. References: Cross-Plant Planning | SAP Help Portal and SAP S/4HANA Asset Management: Plants from a Maintenance … - SAP PRESS

To set up a general maintenance task list for inspection rounds using the overall time confirmation as a simplified way to record measurement documents, you need to do the following steps:

• Assign a piece of equipment with an allocated measuring point to a task list operation. This will allow you to inspect the equipment and record the measurement readings for the measuring point during the inspection round. You can assign the equipment either manually or automatically using the object list in the task list header1.
• Assign a measuring point as a production resources/tools (PRT) to a task list operation. This will allow you to inspect the measuring point and record the measurement readings for it during the inspection round. You can assign the measuring point either manually or automatically using the PRT category 0010 (Measuring Point) in the task list operation1.
• You do not need to assign an inspection lot to the task list header, as this is not required for inspection rounds. Inspection lots are used for quality inspections that are triggered by events such as goods receipt, production order, or sales order2.
• You do not need to assign an inspection document as a PRT to the task list operation, as this is not supported for inspection rounds. Inspection documents are used for quality inspections that are based on inspection plans and inspection characteristics2. References: PM - General maintenance task list and Set up your SAP S/4HANA system for EAM Inspection Checklists in SAP Help Portal.

The Report Malfunction app allows the maintenance technician to perform the following steps when reporting a malfunction of a technical object:

• Display the current location of the technical object. The app shows the geographical location of the technical object on a map, if the Geographical Enablement Framework is activated. This helps the technician to locate the technical object and plan the travel route1
• Add a URL to provide further information. The app allows the technician to attach a URL to the malfunction report, such as a link to a video or a website that shows the problem or the solution. This helps the technician to provide additional information and documentation for the malfunction1
• View details of the technical object by navigating to the Asset Viewer. The app allows the technician to access the Asset Viewer app from the malfunction report, where they can view the technical object details, such as the structure, documents, history, and measurements. This helps the technician to gather information about the technical object and its condition1

The Report Malfunction app does not allow the maintenance technician to perform the following steps when reporting a malfunction of a technical object:

• Select and print the maintenance order shop papers. The app does not provide the option to select and print the maintenance order shop papers. The technician can use a different app, such as “Manage Maintenance Orders”, to print the shop papers2
• Input estimated costs for repair malfunction. The app does not provide the option to input estimated costs for repair malfunction. The technician can use a different app, such as “Manage Maintenance Orders”, to enter the planned costs for the maintenance order2

References: 1: Report and Repair Malfunction | SAP Help Portal 2: Manage Maintenance Orders | SAP Help Portal

To set up Inspection Checklist processing, you need to customize the following settings:

• Maintain settings at plant level for usage decisions. This is required to define the default values for the usage decision codes and the follow-up actions for the inspection lots. You can do this by using the customizing activity ‘Default Setting at Plant Level’ under 'Quality Management→Quality Inspection→Inspection Lot Completion→Maintain Default Values for Usage Decisions’1.
• Assign an Inspection Type to a Maintenance Order Type and a Planning Plant. This is required to enable the creation of inspection lots for the maintenance orders. You can do this by using the customizing activity ‘Assign Inspection Type to Maintenance Order Type’ under 'Plant Maintenance and Customer Service→Maintenance and Service Processing→Maintenance and Service Orders→Functions and Settings for Order Types→Assign Inspection Type to Maintenance Order Type’2.

You do not need to create a control key which expects inspection characteristic assignments or assign an Inspection Type to a Maintenance Order Type only. These are not relevant settings for the Inspection Checklist processing. References:

• Set up your SAP S/4HANA system for EAM Inspection Checklists
• Explaining Inspection Checklists - SAP Learning

After a maintenance order is technically completed, the responsible person can perform the following operations1:

• Lock or unlock the order: This prevents or allows further changes to the order data, such as actual costs, settlement rule, or confirmation data.
• Change the settlement rule: This allows the responsible person to adjust the distribution of costs to the relevant receivers, such as cost centers, assets, or orders.
• Post goods movements: This allows the responsible person to record the consumption or return of materials that were used for the maintenance work.
• Enter measurement documents: This allows the responsible person to record the measurement readings of the technical objects that were maintained.

The responsible person cannot perform the following operations after a maintenance order is technically completed1:

• Update the estimated costs: This is only possible before the order is released or during the execution phase.
• Change the planned costs: This is only possible before the order is released or during the execution phase.
• Change the order type: This is only possible before the order is released.
• Change the order status: This is only possible before the order is technically completed or after it is reversed.

Therefore, the correct answers are A and C. References: 1: Maintenance Order Types | SAP Help Portal

 The action log is a function that allows you to view the changes that were made to fields during the processing of an order or a piece of equipment. The action log shows you the date, time, user, sub-object, field name, old value, and new value of each change. To enable entries in the action log of a piece of equipment, you need to activate the change documents for the equipment category. The equipment category is a classification of equipment that determines the data that can be maintained for the equipment. The change documents are records of the changes that are made to the data of the equipment. You can activate the change documents for the equipment category in the Customizing for Technical Objects under Equipment Define Equipment Categories . You do not need to define history related fields in the usage period customizing, as this is only relevant for the equipment history. The equipment history is a function that allows you to view the usage periods of the equipment, such as the installation, removal, or transfer dates. The history related fields are fields that are relevant for the equipment history, such as the functional location, the maintenance plant, or the cost center. You can define the history related fields in the Customizing for Technical Objects under Equipment Define History-Related Fields for Usage Periods . You do not need to define or activate the change documents for the equipment reference category, as this is only relevant for the equipment reference. The equipment reference is a function that allows you to link a piece of equipment to another object, such as a material, a serial number, or a document. The equipment reference category is a classification of equipment references that determines the data that can be maintained for the equipment reference. You can define the equipment reference category in the Customizing for Technical Objects under Equipment Define Equipment Reference Categories . You can activate the change documents for the equipment reference category in the Customizing for Technical Objects under Equipment Define Change Documents for Equipment Reference Categories . References:

• Display of the Action Log, section “Use”
• Equipment Categories, section “Change Documents”
• History-Related Fields for Usage Periods, section “History-Related Fields”
• Equipment Reference Categories, section “Change Documents”

An equipment category defines the technical characteristics of an equipment and the views that are available for it. A view profile is a set of views that can be assigned to an equipment category. The views that can be assigned to an equipment category via a view profile are:

• Basic data
• Classification
• Location
• Organization
• Partner
• Status
• Structure
• Warranty
• Manufacturer data
• Measurement document
• History
• Permits
• Documents
• User fields
• Serial data
• Configuration
• Object links
• Time-dependent data
• Linear data
• Geographical data
• Maintenance plan
• Maintenance item
• Maintenance task list
• Maintenance order
• Maintenance notification
• Service order
• Service notification
• Service contract
• Service confirmation
• Service quotation
• Service request
• Service plan
• Service item
• Service task list
• Service product
• Service product allocation
• Service product structure
• Service product location
• Service product partner
• Service product status
• Service product classification
• Service product documents
• Service product permits
• Service product user fields
• Service product serial data
• Service product configuration
• Service product object links
• Service product time-dependent data
• Service product linear data
• Service product geographical data

Among these views, the ones that match the options given in the question are Warranty and Manufacturer data. Therefore, the correct answers are A and D.

References:

• SAP Help Portal - Equipment Category
• SAP Help Portal - View Profile