If a general ledger account is defined using a sample account, following data is referenced from the sample account

A. entire master data

B. only account control and account management data in company code segment

C. the control data in COA segment

D.only company code segment data

Every company code can have following combinations as chart of accounts (COA)

A. one operating, one group and one alternate COA

B. one operating COA and many group COAs

C. many operating COAs and one group and one alternate CoA

D. one operating COA and one alternate COA

Maximum number of sessions a user can open when he logs on to SAP

A.Six

B.One

C.Three

D.Five

The G/L account becomes a complete G/L account

A.if we have created chart of account

B.if we have copied the chart of account segment from other company code

C.if we have added the company code segment to chart of account segment

D.if we have created both company code segment and chart of account segment centrally

When performing line item settlement of an AUC to one or more completed assets,

A. Select all line items that you want to settle in the same proportion to the same receiver.

B. Define distribution Rules for these line items.

C. Post settlement of line items to the specified receivers using the distribution rule.

D. Posting procedure settles all line items to which a distribution rule is assigned.

posting to G/L

A.dep is always posted on periodic basis

B.dep area 01 posts APC values to G/L online in real time

C.other dep areas can recieve their values from dep area 01 but calculate and post different dep values to G/L

D.defining dep areas for reporting purposes only do not post any values to G/L

special asset class: LVA

A.set up max amount check in dep areas

B.for each type of management you have to set up seperate aseet class

C.for collective management you have to enter a base unit of quantity in asset class

D.can be managed using individual management or collective management

The layout of asset master defines the following

A.The Number of tab pages

B.The field groups

C.Account groups

D.Tolerance groups