A.@AccessTimeout (value = 1, unit = TimeUnit.SECONDS)

B.@AccessTimeout (null)

C.@AccessTimeout (0)

D.@AccessTimeout (-1)

A.for the lifetime of the enterprise application

B.for the lifetime of the Service object

C.for the lifetime of the request

D.for the lifetime of the session

A.It is not included in cycle counts.

B.It cannot be transacted.

C.It cannot be reserved for a date beyond the expiration date.

D.It is issued out of stores.

E.It remains an inventory, but is not considered on-hand when the user is performing min-max or reorder point planning calculations.

A.Costing Item Validation Organization can only be Item Master Organization of the underlying inventory organizations.

B.Only Inventory organizations belonging to different Item Master Organizations can be part of a cost organization.

C.Costing Item Validation Organization is used to default the Unit of Measure for costing calculations.

D.The inventory organizations that are assigned to a cost organization must all belong to the same legal entity.

A.If the receipt is required, the accounting of the receipt delivery transaction will happen only on Receipt Accounting because there will not be a delivery transaction in inventory.

B.Cost Management will pick up the delivery transaction directly from Receiving and process the expense accounting from that transaction.

C.Costs for Lot and serial numbers are tracked at put away time when the items are recorded in a destination inventory location.

D.If the receipt is not required Cost Accounting will pick up both the issue and receipt activity from the single inventory transaction "Transfer Order Issue"

E.Expense destination transfers are expensed upon delivery hitting an expense account instead of an inventory asset account as would be the case for inventory destination transfers.