Which check is NOT triggered by the Check Mode algorithm for master data and key figures?

The Check Mode algorithm in SAP Integrated Business Planning (IBP) is designed to validate master data and key figures to ensure that the planning process is based on accurate and reliable information. Each of the checks served by the Check Mode algorithm serves a specific purpose in maintaining the integrity of the planning data.

The specific check that is not triggered by the Check Mode algorithm relates to whether the sourcing in the Production Source Item Master Data exists. While it's crucial to verify that sourcing information is accurate during the planning process, this particular check falls under broader data validation rather than a focused check by the Check Mode.

The other checks, such as those examining the cyclical relationships in the supply chain or verifying discrepancies between planned supply and demand, are fundamental in ensuring that the network operates efficiently and that the planning process leads to achievable outcomes. Similarly, the check for missing key figure values in the forecast is vital for ensuring that the forecasting process is based on complete and accurate data.

Focusing on these aspects emphasizes the importance of validating the structural integrity of the planning environment, while the sourcing check, although important, is not part of the Check Mode's purview.