20+ Interview Questions and Answers

Standard orders have regular delivery times while rush orders require immediate delivery. Controls for rush orders are typically set in the system.

• Standard orders have regular delivery times based on the company's standard processing and shipping times.

• Rush orders are prioritized for immediate delivery, often with expedited processing and shipping.

• Controls for rush orders are usually set in the system, such as flagging the order as a rush order or assigning it to a specific t...read more

Cyclomatic Complexity is a software metric that measures the complexity of a program based on its control flow.

• Cyclomatic Complexity is calculated by counting the number of decision points in a program.

• It helps in identifying complex code that may be difficult to understand, test, and maintain.

• Higher Cyclomatic Complexity indicates higher risk and potential for bugs.

• Reducing Cyclomatic Complexity can improve code quality and maintainability.

• Salesforce provides tools like PMD ...read more

Previous projects include implementing Sterling OMS, difference between static and non-static in main method, and understanding synchronous and asynchronous services in Sterling OMS.

• Implemented Sterling OMS for a retail client to streamline order management processes

• Static in main method means the method can be called without creating an instance of the class, while non-static requires an instance

• Synchronous services in Sterling OMS are executed in a sequential order, while a...read more

High level item category is used at document level to group similar items together for easier tracking and reporting.

• High level item category can be used to classify items based on their type, purpose, or department.

• It helps in organizing and grouping items for better visibility and analysis.

• For example, in a procurement document, high level item category can be used to group all office supplies together for easier tracking and reporting.

Order of execution in Salesforce determines the sequence in which various operations are performed.

• The order of execution is as follows: Validation rules, before triggers, after triggers, assignment rules, auto-response rules, workflow rules, processes, escalation rules, and finally, the commit.

• Validation rules are checked first to ensure data integrity.

• Before triggers are executed before the record is saved to the database.

• After triggers are executed after the record is save...read more

Yard management involves the efficient organization and tracking of goods within a warehouse or distribution center.

• Yard management includes tasks such as trailer management, dock scheduling, and yard optimization.

• Implementation may involve the use of yard management software to track inventory, manage trailer movements, and optimize yard space.

• I have completed implementations of yard management systems for clients in the logistics and supply chain industry.

• One example of a y...read more

Item categories for return orders, consignment processes, and their schedule lines

• Return orders typically fall under categories like damaged goods, wrong item received, or change of mind

• Consignment processes may involve categories such as delivery scheduling, inventory management, and payment terms

• Schedule lines for return orders and consignment processes help track timelines for actions and deliveries

The 17th step in pricing procedure is determining the final price based on all previous calculations and adjustments.

• The 17th step involves taking into account all previous steps in the pricing procedure

• It may involve applying discounts, taxes, and any other adjustments to arrive at the final price

• This step is crucial in ensuring that the final price is accurate and competitive

Master data tables for customer and material master are essential for storing detailed information about customers and materials.

• Customer master table stores information about customers such as name, address, contact details, etc.

• Material master table stores information about materials such as description, unit of measure, price, etc.

• These tables are crucial for efficient data management and retrieval in a business system.

Tax configuration should be placed at the end of the pricing procedure to ensure accurate calculations.

• Tax configuration should be placed after all other conditions and calculations in the pricing procedure.

• This ensures that taxes are calculated on the final price after all discounts and surcharges have been applied.

• Placing tax configuration at the end helps in avoiding any discrepancies in tax calculations.

• Example: Condition types like PR00 for gross price, K004 for discount...read more

Output determination involves configuring condition records, access sequences, and output types in SAP ERP system.

• Define condition tables for output determination

• Create access sequences to determine the sequence of condition tables

• Assign condition records to access sequences

• Configure output types and assign them to access sequences

• Test output determination by creating sales orders or invoices

Master data for APO includes materials, customers, vendors, resources, and production data.

• Materials - raw materials, semi-finished goods, finished products

• Customers - information about customers such as location, preferences

• Vendors - details of suppliers and their products/services

• Resources - machinery, equipment, tools used in production processes

• Production data - information on production schedules, capacities, lead times

Planning engines are software tools used to optimize and automate planning processes.

• OptaPlanner: an open-source Java-based planning engine

• IBM ILOG CPLEX: a commercial optimization engine for mathematical programming

• Google OR-Tools: a collection of optimization tools developed by Google

• Apache Spark MLlib: a machine learning library with built-in optimization capabilities

Heuristics is a problem-solving approach that uses practical methods to find solutions quickly.

• Heuristics involves using rules of thumb or educated guesses to make decisions

• It is based on past experiences and common sense rather than strict logic

• Examples include using trial and error, breaking a problem into smaller parts, or using analogies

A business diagram for Salesforce order management is a visual representation of the sales process within the Salesforce platform.

• Include stages such as lead generation, opportunity management, quoting, and order fulfillment.

• Utilize Salesforce objects like Leads, Opportunities, Quotes, and Orders to map out the process flow.

• Incorporate automation tools like workflows, process builder, and approval processes to streamline the order management process.

Debugging applications involves identifying and fixing errors in the code.

• Use debugging tools like breakpoints, watchpoints, and logging statements to identify issues in the code.

• Step through the code line by line to understand the flow and identify where the issue occurs.

• Check for syntax errors, logic errors, and runtime errors in the code.

• Utilize error messages and stack traces to pinpoint the location of the error.

• Test different inputs and scenarios to reproduce and isolat...read more

The golden rule of access sequence determines the order in which system accesses condition records in SAP.

• Access sequences are used in SAP to determine the order in which condition records are accessed during pricing determination

• The golden rule states that the system will access condition records in the order they are defined in the access sequence

• If a condition record is found in an earlier step of the access sequence, the system will not continue to search for a record in ...read more

Macros in packages can be created using the built-in macro recorder or by writing VBA code.

• Use the macro recorder to record a series of actions and save them as a macro.

• Edit the recorded macro to customize it further.

• Write VBA code to create more complex macros with specific functionalities.

System design of applications involves planning and creating the architecture of software applications.

• Identifying requirements and constraints

• Creating a high-level design

• Breaking down the system into components

• Defining interfaces between components

• Considering scalability, performance, and security

• Choosing appropriate technologies and frameworks