Oracle Planning and Collaboration Cloud 2022 Implementation Professional: 1Z0-1066-22

What happens when a demand planner approves a demand plan and then adjusts shipment history and runs demand plan again?

A. The approve action takes the data from the two final forecast measures and copies to Approved Final Shipments Forecast and Approved Final Bookings Forecast, respectively. After a forecast is approved, the approved values remain unchanged until the forecast is approved again.

B. The approve action makes the Adjusted Shipments Forecast and Adjusted Bookings Forecast measures "not editable." After a forecast is approved, the Final Shipments Forecast and Final Bookings Forecast measures remain unchanged until the forecast is approved again.

C. The approve action makes the Adjusted Shipments Forecast and Adjusted Bookings Forecast measures "not editable." But any subsequent demand plan run can change Final Shipments Forecast and Final Bookings Forecast values.

D. The approve action takes the data from the two final forecast measures and copies to Approved Final Shipments Forecast and Approved Final Bookings Forecast, respectively. Any subsequent demand plan run can change final shipments or bookings forecast values that will automatically update the approved forecast measures.

Which two statements regarding the Decomposition scheduled process are incorrect? (Choose two.)

A. It does not recognize forecast exceptions.

B. It reads published planning data from interface tables.

C. It received supplier commits.

D. It creates or updates an order forecast, used by Supply Chain Collaboration to publish to suppliers.

A sales order containing a back-to-back item has been created. However, when you ran the supply plan in Planning Central, the supply for the sales order was not released. Why was the supply not released?

A. The supply plan should have been run in Supply Chain Orchestration, not Planning Central.

B. Planning Central cannot create back-to-back supply, so the supply cannot be released.

C. Only Global Order Promising and Supply Chain Orchestration can be used to release and create new supplies for back-to-back orders.

D. The supply must first be created in Global Order Promising and then it can be released from Planning Central.