In a Manufacturing Cloud post production support environment, a user wants to update some of the operations in the work orders by using the Midpoint Scheduling feature. However, the user is unable to update any of the orders.
Identify two reasons.

A customer has a distribution warehouse (DW) for After Sales and Service and an in-house manufacturing plant (MP). Sales orders are created and shipped from DW.
Identify the two Sourcing Rules that need to be set for order promising to schedule the order.

A production Operator is executing work order in your plant. After completing move transactions, he notices that he has performed some incorrect move operations, including incorrect scrap and reject transactions. He is required to perform a reverse transaction to correct the errors. The operations are not count point enabled and not auto charged.
Identify the four transactions to correct this situation.

Identify three requirements fulfilled by nonstandard work orders.

During a Manufacturing Cloud implementation, the Production Supervisor wants to close the work orders for last month and wants to make sure that the work orders include the correct cost.
Identify the approach to be taken by the Production Supervisor.