Interview Questions On SAP MM
Interview Questions On SAP MM
Interview Questions On SAP MM
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You can search batches using the standard search facility (match code, key F4)
based on the naming convention of the batches or, if you use batch
classification, based on the characteristics of the batches.
12. How is a shelf-life item managed in SAP? What is the full cycle?
15. Can it be configured in such a way that the external requisitions can
also be taken into account while MRP runs in consumption-based planning
if VB is selected as MRP type?
16. How are free items managed in a PO? yu need to tick the tem as free in
the PO. The price will be zero for such PO's.
17. What are the differences between release procedure with classification
and release procedure without classification? When are they used?
Release procedure with classification means the Purchase requsition can be
released both at item level & at the header level. Release procedure with out
classification can also be used for PR which is used for item level release
only. all other external documents cannot be relesed with classification. The
two procedures are mutually exclusive (that is to say, you must decide in favor
of one of them only - you cannot use both).
Useful MM tips to help those supporting the SAP MM modules. The Materials
Management (MM) module is fully integrated with the other modules of the
SAP System. It supports all the phases of materials management: materials
planning and control, purchasing, goods receiving, inventory management, and
invoice verification.
Table of Contents
Material Master
Plant Maintain
Material Master - Introduction
Maintain the Material Type
Screens in Material Master
Block materials from inventory posting
Create Delivery Log - Material xxx is blocked
Maintain Storage Location
Block Storage Location from further posting
Accounting document number range for MM
Valuation Class for Material Group
G/L Accounts in MM Account Determination
Compare fields status for movement types against General Ledger
Material Master Value Defaults
Inventory Management
System Messages - M7 - Inventory Management and Physical Inventory
Inventory Posting
Copy, Change Movement Types
Inter Plant Purchasing (Plant A buys from Plant B)
Moving Average Price
Prevent Inventory Back Posting to Previous period
Re-open Period closing
MMBE - Check the stock at the various storage location
Fields selection for MB51 - RM07DOCS
Materials provided by customers
Physical Inventory
Transfer PDC Data
Reset Set Zero Count
ABAP Reports
Mass Select and Print Material Master Changed History
Create Reservation with authorization checks for Ext. Material Group
Read our SAP Modules Overview for an overview of all the SAP Modules
SAP MM stands for Materials Management and this is part of SAP Logistics which helps you
manage end-to-end procurement and logistics business processes,
from requisitioning to payment, including
• Requisitions
• Purchase orders
• Goods receipts
• Accounts payable
• Inventory management
• BOM’s
• Master raw materials, finished goods etc
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Question:
You wish to procure a material using a purchase order. You wish to take
delivery of the material at different times. A graduated discount scale
exists for the material. How do you proceed if you wish to take advantage
of the discount arrangement?
Answers:
A Enter several order items with the same material number and different
delivery dates
B Enter one order item with the material number and assign the material
to different accounts
C Enter an order item with the material number and create a number of
schedule lines
D Enter a number of purchase orders for the material and specify
different delivery dates
Question:
In the purchase order on which the goods receipt is based, you defined a
purchase order unit that differs from the purchase order unit. What is the
significance of the purchase order price unit and what should you take note
of in the case of a goods receipts?
Answers:
A The purchase order price unit is stored in the material master record or
purchasing info record and defines the unit of
measure in which the material is ordered.
B The system establishes the relationship between the purchase order
price unit and the purchase order unit
conversion in the purchase order.
C At the time of goods receipt, both the quantity in the purchase order
unit and the quantity in the purchase
order price unit have to be entered, however, the quantity in
purchase order pice unit is calculated by the
system. You have to change it when the calculated quantity differs
from reality.
D Both at the time of goods receipt and invoice verification, the
material is valuated on the basis of the purchase order unit.
Question:
You enter a goods issue and receive the following message: "W: On <current
date>, only 0.000 pieces are available". What do you conclude from this?
Answers:
A. No stocks of the material exist anywhere in the entire plant.
Therefore, nothing can be withdrawn.
B. Only the specified storage location does not contain any stocks of the
material. Therefore, nothing can be withdrawn.
C. The material exist in the specified storage location on the current day,
however, it is unavailable, because
of other reservations.
D. The message represents a warning which you can ignore by pressing the
ENTER key.
Question:
Which of the following statements on procuring a material of the material
type NLAG are correct?
Answers:
A. The purchase order must be acount assigned.
B. The goods receipt must always be unvaluated.
C. when you enter an invoice, you can change the account assignement as
long as the goods receipt was
unvaluated.
D. When the material is for consumption, no document is ever created in
Financial Acccounting.
Question:
Which of the following stock transfer are relevant to valuation?
Answers:
A. Stock transfer from storage location to storage location in the same
plant or company code.
B. Stock transfer from consignment stores of vendor XY to our
unrestricted-use stock in storage location 0001.
C. Stock transfer from stock in quality inspection in storage location 001
to stock in quality inspection in storage
location 0002 in the same plant.
D. Stock transfer of a material from storage location 0001 from plant 0001
to plant 0002. The plants belong to
the same company, however the valuation areas are different (valuation
level is plant).
Question:
You wish to procure a material using a purchase order. You wish to take
delivery of the material at different times. A graduated discount scale
exists for the material. How do you proceed if you wish to take advantage
of the discount arrangement?
A Enter several order items with the same material number and different
delivery dates
B Enter one order item with the material number and assign the material
to different accounts
C Enter an order item with the material number and create a number of
schedule lines
D Enter a number of purchase orders for the material and specify
different delivery dates
Question:
In the purchase order on which the goods receipt is based, you defined a
purchase order unit that differs from the purchase order unit. What is the
significance of the purchase order price unit and what should you take note
of in the case of a goods receipts?
A The purchase order price unit is stored in the material master record or
purchasing info record and defines the unit of
measure in which the material is ordered.
B The system establishes the relationship between the purchase order
price unit and the purchase order unit conversion
in the purchase order.
C At the time of goods receipt, both the quantity in the purchase order
unit and the quantity in the purchase order price
unit have to be entered, however, the quantity in purchase order pice
unit is calculated by the system. You have to
change it when the calculated quantity differs from reality.
D Both at the time of goods receipt and invoice verification, the
material is valuated on the basis of the purchase order unit.
Question:
You enter a goods issue and receive the following message: "W: On <current
date>, only 0.000 pieces are available". What do you conclude from this?
A. No stocks of the material exist anywhere in the entire plant.
Therefore, nothing can be withdrawn.
B. Only the specified storage location does not contain any stocks of the
material. Therefore, nothing can be withdrawn.
C. The material exist in the specified storage location on the current day,
however, it is unavailable, because of other
reservations.
D. The message represents a warning which you can ignore by pressing the
ENTER key.
Question:
Which of the following statements on procuring a material of the material
type NLAG are correct?
Question:
Which of the following stock transfer are relevant to valuation?
1.What are the difference between the stock transfer between two plants
belonging to same company code and those belonging to different company
code.
4.How to create movement types?what are the steps involved?When will you
recommend a new movement type?
9.Types of inforecords
12.subcontracting cycle.
21.How do a shelf life item is managed in SAP ?What is the full cycle/
26.Explain concept of split valuation when can it be used? what are the
settings required?
32.What are the difference between release procedure with classification and
release procedure without classification?when are they used?
40.What is LSMW?
44.What is RTP?
50.What are the documents generated in MIGO 101 movement type? what are the
accounts hit?
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Unit 6: Consumption Based Planning Unit 11: Materials Management Information System
Unit 7: Purchasing
• Overview
• Master Data
• Purchasing Documents
• Configuration of Custom Purchasing Document
Types
• Demo/Exercise
• Outline Agreements
• Optimizing Purchasing
• Release Procedure
• Configuration of Purchasing Document Release
Procedure
• Demo/Exercise
I. Introductions to MM:
• Introduction to ERP
• SAP Overview
• Functions and Objectives Of MM
• Overview Cycle of MM
• Organizational structure of an Enterprise in the SAP R/3 System,
Creation Of Organizational Elements – Company, Company code, Plant, Storage
Location, Purchasing Organization, Purchasing Group and Assignments.
• Material Master
• Vendor Master
• Info Record
• Source Determination
• Material Master
• Vendor Master
• Info Record
• Source Determination
IV. Purchasing:
• Purchase Requisition
• Purchase Order
• RFQ – Request for Quotation
• Outline Agreements
• Creation of Characteristics
• Creation of Class
• Release Group, Release Codes, Release Indicator, Release Prerequisite, Release
Strategies
• Goods Movement
• Goods Receipt – GR
• Goods Issue – GI
• Transfer Posting – TP
• Reservation
• Types of PI processes
• Creating Physical Inventory Document
• Entering Physical Inventory Count
• List Of Inventory Differences
• Post the Difference
• Print Out PI Difference Report
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MM Reports
Materials Management: Master Data Reports
Master Data
MM03 Display Material Master
MK03 Display Vendor – Purchasing
MK04 Purchasing Vendor Changes
XK03 Display Vendor – Central
XK04 Central Vendor Changes
ME1L Info Records by Vendor
ME1M Info Records by Material
ME1P Purchase Order Price History
ME1E Quotation Price History
ME13 Display Info Record
ME14 Display Info Record Changes
ME03 Display Source List
ME04 Display Source List Changes
MEQ3 Display Quota Arrangement
MEQ4 Display Quota Arrangement Changes
MKVZ Display Purchasing Vendor List
MKVG Display Vendor Condition Groups
MSC3N Display Batch
MEKA Display Purchasing Conditions
MN03 Display Message Condition – RFQ
MN06 Display Message Condition – Purchase Order
MN09 Display Message Condition – Scheduling Ag.
MN12 Display Message Condition – Delivery Sched.
MM60 Display Materials List
MM Transaction Codes
Materials Management Master Data Transactions
Material Master
Customer Master
Info Record
Source List
Quota Arrangement
Scheduling Agreement
Purchase Order
Invoice Matching
Consignment Stocks
Physical Inventory
MI11 Recount
Inventory Management:
|-------------------------+--------
+-----------------------------------------|
| | Table |
Description |
|-------------------------+--------
+-----------------------------------------|
| Material | MSEG | Material document / transaction
details |
| Document/Movements | MKPF | Material document header
information |
|-------------------------+--------
+-----------------------------------------|
| Material Stock Balances | MARD | Material
stock |
| | MBEW | Material stock with
valuation |
|-------------------------+--------
+-----------------------------------------|
| Sales Order Stock | MSKA | Stock balance with associated
sales |
| | | order
data |
|-------------------------+--------
+-----------------------------------------|
| Stock Transport | EKUB | Index for Stock Transport Orders
for |
| | MDUB |
Material |
| | | Reading View of Stock Transport
Ord. for|
| | | Release
Ord. |
|-------------------------+--------
+-----------------------------------------|
| Special Stocks | MKOL | Consignment, material provided
to |
| | | vendor,
etc. |
|-------------------------+--------
+-----------------------------------------|
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How can I access a list of tables in the MM module using the R/3 system? How can I add data to
these MM tables and load it into the BW system from R/3? Also, within the R/3 tables, how can I tell
where the fields in a datasource come from?
You can get the complete list of all tables of a particular module using the following steps:
1. Go to SE11 and press F4 in the database table column
2. Write MM* in the Application Component column
3. Leave the column 'max no. of hits' blank
In order to fill data in MM tables you have to first fill up the setup tables. Follow these steps to
Detailed knowledge of purchasing, material files, and stock handling processes. Work
experience includes the following MM sub-modules: Inventory Management, Forecast Based
Planning, Purchasing, Vendor Evaluation and Physical Inventory.
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