An inspection is completed when the usage decision is made.
A. Correct
B. Incorrect
A notification item consists which of the following elements? (More than one answer is true.)
A. AssemblyBill of material item
B. Catalog entry for defect location
C. Number of defects identified
D. Catalog entry for defect type (defect class)
If the inspection plan and inspection lot have been approved, you cannot include additional unplanned characteristics.
A. Incorrect
B. Correct
The notification type identifies notification that are related to a particular application.
A. Incorrect
B. Correct
A characteristic describes a group of objects that have properties in common or are similar.
A. Correct
B. Incorrect
Which statements are correct? (More than one answer is true.)
A. The material specification is valid for all clients.
B. You assign the required master inspection characteristics to the material in the material specification.
C. You can assign work centers or production resources/tools in the material specification.
D. Dynamic modification of the inspection scope is not possible when a material specification is used.
E. The material specification can't be used for a basic quality inspection with planned inspection characteristics.
Which statements are correct? (More than one answer is true.)
A. You can record inspection results for an inspection lot, using defect data or characteristic results.
B. Each inspection is identified by an inspection point.
C. In Customizing, you can define a maximum of 8 fields to identify the inspection point.
D. An inspection point contains the total quantity of all characteristics that are to be inspected for an operation, based on a partial quantity or a time interval.
You can create inspection lots for a production version, using transaction "MFPR".
A. Incorrect
B. Correct
You can use a reference operation set as a copy model for creating new inspection plans.
A. Correct
B. Incorrect
You can use the Quality Notifications to support the RMA (Return Material Authorization) process in your company.
A. Incorrect
B. Correct