Which of the following is NOT a consideration when defining a costing key flexfield structure?

• A. Value sets for the segments
• B. Cost hierarchy levels enabled to populate each cost account segment
• C. Segments required for the offset account
• D. GL Accounting key flexfield structure

Answer: (D)

When defining a costing key flexfield structure, you focus on how cost information is captured and organized for costing processes. The segments you include, the value sets that validate each segment, how many segments you use, and which segments are required for the offset account all shape how cost data is entered and how it flows into cost accounting and balancing entries. In contrast, the GL Accounting key flexfield structure is a separate design used by the General Ledger to define GL accounts. It belongs to the GL module and does not influence how the costing key flexfield is defined. So the aspect that is not a consideration when defining a costing key flexfield structure is the GL Accounting key flexfield structure.