Online Access Free 1z0-342 Practice Test

How can you alert the credit manager when an account is over Its credit limit?

• A.Set up a Watchlist containing customers and their credit limits.
• B.Set up a Watchlist to send email notification to customers who have exceeded their credit limits.
• C.Set up a Watchlist containing customers who have exceeded their credit limits.
• D.Set up a Watchlist containing approved customer credit limits.

Your client wants to delete several fixed asset records created in error and feel they have taken the necessary steps to remove any existing transactions from the asset records.
Which three options offer reasons for your client to delete the asset records?

• A.Transactions that have not been posted to the Account Balances table (F0902) are deleted for the selected assets.
• B.Transactions that have been posted to the Account Balances table (F0902) are voided for the selected assets.
• C.Assets had associated amounts In Beginning Balance Setup. Asset amounts were then deleted in Beginning Balance Setup for the selected assets.
• D.Transactions had been posted to the fixed assets Asset Account Balances File table (F1202).
  Adjusting entries were then created and posted to the Asset Account Balances File table (F1202) making balance amounts zero for the selected assets.

How should you implement credit checking at the parent level?

• A.Set customer master "Billing Information related address number" to P-Parent number
• B.Set address book 'Related Address number" to P- Parent.
• C.Set customer master "Billing Information credit check" to P- Parent.
• D.Set customer master "Send invoice to" Information to P- Parent.

A client needs to print attachments as part of payments. Where do you set the processing option to turn on
"print attachments"?

• A.The Speed Release program
• B.Payment instrument defaults
• C.Create Payment Groups
• D.Cash Requirements program
• E.Work with Payment Groups

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne is known for providing a low TCO. What does TCO mean?

• A.Technical Cost of Operating
• B.Total Cost of Ownership
• C.Technical Cost of Ownership
• D.Total Cost of Operations