Identify two attributes that are unique to Global Forecast when compared with Local Forecasts.

• A. The Ship From information is not populated In a Global Forecast.
• B. The Ship From information in a Global Forecast must be manually populated in the ASCP workbench.
• C. Global Forecasts are generated from the Oracle MPS/MRP Application.
• D. Global Forecasts generally apply to an entire enterprise and Local Forecasts apply to a shipping facility.
• E. The time aggregation must be Period in a Global Forecast.

Identify the three correct statements about the setups required to enable pegging within an ASCP plan.

• A. Set the MSO: Firm Supply Allocation Window (Backward days) System Profile to the number of days to search backward from the Demand Date. The allocation of firm supplies is based on demand priorities within the Firm Supply Allocation window.
• B. To enable pegging for an Item, you must set the Pegging Item Attribute to any value except
  -None."
• C. Setting the MSC: Use FIFO Pegging profile option to "Yes" pegs high-priority demands first to on- hand and firm supplies, and then continues with other existing and nonfirm supplies.
• D. To enable Priority Pegging, select the Peg Supplies by Demand Priority check box In the plan options.
• E. In plan options, if you use the Enable Pegging check box to enable pegging, the Planned Items field determines the Items for which pegging will be calculated.
• F. Set the MSO: Firm Supply Allocation Window (Forward days) System Profile to the number of days to push any supply order forward to complete a Work Order, even if there is some excess. This ensures that the supply is not pegged to a Safety Stock.

With reference to Resource Batching, the planning engine did not find enough order quantity within the batching window to at least meet Minimum Batch Capacity.
Identify two actions that the planning engine performs in the above situation.

• A. determines minimum and maximum batch sizes
• B. starts a batch with more than minimum quantity
• C. constrains resources along multiple dimensions
• D. applies penalty factors if the resource is of type "Machine"
• E. starts a batch with less than the minimum quantity
• F. issues an exception message

Exhibit.

You define a Supply Chain plan of type "Manufacturing Plan." In the Plan Options Main tab, you select Planned Items as "Demand schedule items and all sales orders" and select the Include Critical Components check box.
The Exhibit shows Bills of Material for Items A and
B. It also shows the settings for the Include Sales Order check box on the Plan Options Organizations tabbed page.
Item A has Demand Schedules and Sales Orders for Organizations Ml and M2. Item B has only Sales Orders for Organizations Ml and M2.
Which three statements are correct in the above plan scenario?

• A. The critical components of Items A and B (Al, A3, and B3) along with the sandwiched Items A2 and B2 are planned in both Organizations. The noncritical components (A4, B1, and B4) are Ignored.
• B. Item A with Demand Schedules in Organizations Ml and M2 is planned.
• C. The critical components of Items A and B (Al, A3, and B3) are planned. The sandwiched Items (A2 and B2) and the noncritical components (A4, B1, and B4) are Ignored.
• D. All components of Items A and B are planned in both Organizations.
• E. Sales Order demands of Items A and B for Organization Ml are planned and for Organization M2 are ignored.