SAP PM Questions Answers on
Functional Locations
Q: Is the functional location structure
indicator unique across the system?
Q: What must you do if you
have assets (functional locations) with the same number in several plants?
Q: Which functions can be executed
with functional locations and reference locations
Q: What is the menu path for displaying
the structure of a functional location in list form and as a graphic?
Q: Give five examples of functional location
structures.
Q: What steps must be defined in
customising for alternative labelling?
Q: How do you define an own view
for alternative label?
Q: What level of functional locations
should be changed for alternative labelling?
Q: What is the menu path for creating
a user profile?
Q: What functions are determined
by the category of the functional location?
Tips by : Bill Differentiate between reference functional location and functional locatrion. Reference Function location is a logical Function location its not a physical functional location like a functional location. You can not install an equipment to an reference functional location since it is not a physical location. Reference functional location is used when you want to create several similar functional location. Assume our Structural indicator is xxxx-xxxx-xxxx If you need to create serveral functional location in the second hierarchy level like xxxx-ABCD, xxxx-EFGH, xxxx-IJKL etc (any no of FL) You need not enter the details like structural indicator , location , plant, main work center, mainteanace plant etc everytime you create a new FL with these common datas. Instead you create RFL like AAAA-BBBB give these common datas and use this RFL as reference for new FL you create. This triggers horizontal data transfer for all the FL you created through reference to this RFL. It save lots of time while giving data. Also if you need to modify a data, you can modified at only one level ie RFL it automatically gets copied to all the FL that has referenced. So data maintenance is global. Tips by : Gururaj
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