What action must be taken to manually delete a reservation that is obsolete?

To manually delete a reservation that is obsolete, the correct action is to directly delete the reservation. Reservations in SAP are essentially temporary allocations of stock to a specific purpose, project, or requirement, and when they are no longer needed—such as in the case of an obsolete reservation—they can simply be removed from the system.

This process involves accessing the relevant transaction in SAP, locating the specific reservation that is identified as obsolete, and executing the delete function. By doing this, you ensure that the system reflects the current state of inventory and reservations accurately.

Other actions such as recreating the reservation with a new date or adjusting the reservation quantity do not directly address the need to remove an obsolete reservation. Submitting a deletion request is more of a procedural step that may be necessary in some systems but does not apply to the straightforward action of manually deleting the reservation in this context. Thus, directly deleting the reservation is the most effective and precise method to manage obsolete reservations in SAP.