1Z0-520 practice question 18 of 30

Consider the following setups: 1) Purchasing System Option enforce Full Lot Quantity * Mandatory 2) Rounding Factor at the item level = 75% 3) Unit of Issue at the item level = Dozen Select two statements that are true. (Choose two.)

Full set: 245 questions
Answer options
A: If the user enters 6 each on an internal requisition, the quantity will be rounded to 0, Correct answer
B: If the user enters 6 each on a purchase requisition, the quantity will be rounded to 0,
C: If the user enters 11 each on an internal requisition, the quantity will be rounded to 12 each, Correct answer
D: If the user enters 11 each on a purchase requisition, the quantity will be rounded to 12 each,
E: An advisory message suggesting rounding and a suggested rounding quantity are displayed, but you can override this.
Correct Answer:
A. If the user enters 6 each on an internal requisition, the quantity will be rounded to 0,; C. If the user enters 11 each on an internal requisition, the quantity will be rounded to 12 each,
Explanation

Oracle Purchasing applies Unit of Issue (UOI) rounding to internal requisitions. With Unit of Issue set to Dozen (12 each) and a Rounding Factor of 75%, the threshold to round up is 9 units ($12 \times 0.75 = 9$). Entering 6 each on an internal requisition falls below the 75% threshold and rounds down to 0. Entering 11 each exceeds 9 and rounds up to 12 each.

Why Incorrect

B: Unit of Issue and rounding factor rules apply to internal requisitions rather than standard purchase requisitions. D: Rounding based on Unit of Issue applies specifically to internal requisitions, not purchase requisitions. E: Because Enforce Full Lot Quantity is set to "Mandatory", the rounding is automatically enforced rather than presented as an overrideable advisory prompt.

References

1. Oracle Purchasing User's Guide, Release 12.2, "Internal Requisitions Overview" & "Overview of Requisitions - Quantity Rounding".

2. Oracle Inventory User's Guide, Release 12.2, "Item Units of Measure Settings and Unit of Issue Rounding".

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