Kinaxis Updated KX3-003 Exam Questions and Answers by brielle

Given that the control table setting for OrderPriority.AllocationRule is FairShare and all demands are the same priority, the available supply quantity will be allocated evenly among the demands. The graphic shows there are demands due on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday with planned orders due on each day as well. If the total supply on Thursday is not specified in the question, we assume it is enough to meet or exceed the demand. Since all demands have the same priority and the allocation rule is FairShare, the entire supply quantity for Thursday will be evenly distributed. Without the exact supply quantity, the best assumption is that the full quantity needed for the demand due on Wednesday will be allocated.

ReferencesThis explanation is based on the FairShare allocation rule which distributes available supply evenly across all demands when they have the same priority, as per the Kinaxis RapidResponse documentation on supply allocation.

To identify an automation chain and its associated resources, searching for resources based on the specific table involved in the automation (in this case, "HistoricalPartKPI") will help you find the correct automation chain. This approach ensures that you identify all the resources related to that particular table, including automation chains.

ReferencesThe Kinaxis RapidResponse documentation for administrators provides guidance on how to search for and identify resources associated with specific tables or actions within the system, which includes searching for resources based on table names.

In the WhereConsumed table, the PegPart represents the item driving the need for the component. In this case, the independent demand for AAA requires components BBB and DDD to be produced. The DriverPart is the direct parent in the Bill of Material (BOM) for DDD, which is BBB. The NeedQuantity is calculated by multiplying the demand for AAA by the quantity per of BBB (100 units * 4) and then by the quantity per of DDD (400 units * 4), resulting in a NeedQuantity of 1600 for DDD.

ReferencesThis answer follows the logic of BOM explosion and the principles of MRP (Material Requirements Planning) that can be found in the Kinaxis RapidResponse documentation, which outlines how to calculate the required quantities of each item in the BOM based on the independent demand.