Which statement is correct regarding maintenance of the Intercompany dimension?

• A. Deleting a member from the Entity dimension that is tagged as intercompany removes it from the ICP.
• B. Deleting a member from the Entity dimension that is tagged as intercompany leaves the member in the ICP dimension.
• C. Deleting a member from the ICP dimension automatically reassigns data.
• D. Deleting a member from the Intercompany dimension also deletes all associated intercompany data.

Answer: (B)

In FCCS, intercompany relationships are stored in a separate Intercompany (ICP) dimension, while the Entity dimension can have members tagged as intercompany to participate in those mappings. Deleting a member from the Entity dimension that is tagged as intercompany does not cascade to the ICP dimension; the ICP member remains until you explicitly remove it there. This separation protects existing intercompany mappings and balances from inadvertent data loss, and it requires you to delete the ICP member itself if you want to remove the intercompany relationship.

There is no automatic reallocation of data when you delete ICP members, and removing a member from the Intercompany dimension does not automatically delete all related intercompany data—cleanup and data handling must be performed explicitly.