Free SAP C_TB1200_07 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

You want to charge 5% interest on overdue receivables. How can you set this up in the system?

• A.  Enter the interest rate in the business partner master record.
• B.  Specify the interest rate when you run the Dunning Wizard.
• C.  Set the interest rate in the Payment Terms.
• D.  Specify the interest rate in the Dunning terms.
• E.  Specify the interest rate in the customer receivables aging report.

You have set up a warehouse as a drop ship warehouse. Which statement about this warehouse is correct?

• A.  This warehouse cannot be used as the issuing or the recipient warehouse for inventory transfer documents.
• B.  This warehouse can be selected as the recipient warehouse for stock transfers. The warehouse cannot be used as the issuing warehouse.
• C.  Deliveries can be posted from the warehouse. No goods receipts can be posted.
• D.  Other goods receipts can be posted in inventory management but no goods receipts for purchase orders.

Which elements of a query are optional when you create a query with the Query Wizard?

• A.  Sorting
• B.  Grouping
• C.  Field entries
• D.  Table entries
• E.  Conditions

You are reviewing the details of a user-defined query and notice the strings: [%1], [%2], and [%3].
What is the function of these strings in a query?

• A.  The strings: [%1], [%2], and [%3] are conditions you can see displayed in the Conditions column in the Query Generator.
• B.  The strings: [%1], [%2], and [%3] are fields from the OITM table which you can retrieve from either the Query Generator or Query Wizard.
• C.  The strings: [%1], [%2], and [%3] represent fixed values in the query.
• D.  The string [%0] is a variable used to create a query. Each variable is unique, so if more than one variable is defined, each requires a unique name such as: [%1], [%2].

Which of the following can be displayed in the item master for each warehouse?

• A.  The available quantity
• B.  The quantity backordered
• C.  The quantity in stock
• D.  A list of purchase orders
• E.  A minimum inventory level