Exam MB-330 topic 3 question 19 discussion

The given answers are correct. The question says creating inventory blocking transaction, Inventory status is a dimension, so it is not creating a new transaction, actually updates existing inventory transaction.

For a discrepancy, it should be A and D, because Quality orders are to check the quality of the items, but for a discrepancy general options for inventory blocking should be used.

B. Quality Order and D. Manual Inventory Blocking A. Inventory Status is not an correct answer despite the fact that it can effectively block the inventory. The reason is Changing the Inventory Status (e.g., from "Available" to "Blocked") restricts inventory usage by updating the inventory dimension, but it doesn’t inherently create a standalone "blocking transaction" record. The question clearly says "Inventory blocking transaction" implies a specific, traceable action in the system that isolates and restricts inventory.

If the inventory status is set to blocking, it does create a work and lot ID in the all transactions tables.

The answer is correct as it requires inventory blocking transactions. Inventory status & batch disposition code will not create inventory blocking transactions, though it will block the items for physical update. Focus the scenario requirement and that is inventory blocking transactions and the given answer will create those.

A, B and D are all correct options. but the quality of question is not good.