Which checks does the Check Mode algorithm trigger for master data and key figures?

The Check Mode algorithm is designed to ensure the integrity and correctness of master data and key figures within the SAP Integrated Business Planning (IBP) system. The correct choice emphasizes the fundamental aspect of supply planning where the connection between location products and sourcing rules is crucial. By triggering a check to determine whether these connections exist, the algorithm helps to validate that resources are appropriately allocated and can lead to efficient planning processes. This is particularly important for organizations that rely on specific sourcing strategies for their products at different locations, as any misalignment can lead to disruptions in the supply chain.

In contrast, other options focus on different facets of data validation. For instance, checking the existence of required planning level master data is essential for effective planning, but it directly addresses a different area of data integrity. Similarly, verifying the presence of sourcing in Production Source Item Master Data pertains to the correctness of item-specific sourcing information, without directly addressing the connection between location products and sourcing rules. Lastly, detecting cycles formed by nodes is relevant to graph-based planning scenarios but does not fall within the specific checks related to master data and key figures that Check Mode focuses on.