8. Defining the BP-type field

8) Which one of the following describes the role of the BP-type field?

a) Used to group business partners.
b) Used to show or hide fields in customizing.
c) It can be defaulted for customers created via ICWC.
d) All of the above
e) None of the above

ANSWER(S): D

The answer is D -- all of the above.

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