Which two options are possible to set in NetSuite? (Choose Two)

In NetSuite, customer credit limit behavior is configured via the "Customer Credit Limit Handling" preference under Order Management accounting preferences. This setting provides two relevant options for this scenario:
1. Warn Only: This setting allows a sales order to be entered and saved for a customer over their credit limit but displays a warning message to the user, aligning with option (D).
2. Enforce Hold: This setting allows the sales order to be entered but automatically places it on a "Credit Hold" status. An order on hold cannot be processed for fulfillment or invoicing, which directly achieves the outcome described in option (A).

B. Allow Estimates/Quote for customers over their Credit Limit but show a warning to the person entering the order. Credit limit checks do not apply to non-posting, non-binding transactions like Estimates or Quotes, as they do not impact a customer's accounts receivable balance.
C. Prevent Sales Orders being entered for Customers over their credit limit. This is incorrect. The strictest standard setting ("Enforce Hold") does not prevent the sales order from being saved (entered); it allows entry but places the transaction on hold for review.

1. Oracle NetSuite Help Center. Topic: Setting Order Management Accounting Preferences. Document ID: sectionN1464784.

This section details the "Customer Credit Limit Handling" preference. It states: "Select Warn Only to display a warning message... Select Enforce Hold to place sales orders that exceed a customer's credit limit on hold."

2. Oracle NetSuite SuiteAnswers. Answer ID: 9911. Title: Setting Customer Credit Limit Warnings.

This document explicitly describes the functionality: "The Warn Only option lets you enter the sales order after the warning message appears. The Enforce Hold option places the sales order on hold. Orders on hold must be approved before they can be fulfilled or billed." This confirms that fulfillment is prevented (A) and a warning can be shown (D)

but entry is not prevented (making C incorrect).