RE: Details of PCC Run Labor fields RLHTD & RLCTD

Al, 
Mapics does now have a PCC transaction history for all Job-off
transactions. One file is for open orders and one for closed/purged
orders.  They contain information such as MO, EMPNO, elapsed time, qty
reported good & scrap, run codes, etc. I don't believe that DB has this
feature unless it was recently retro-fitted (but I seriously doubt
that).

We are a PLM&C user and we use the PLM&C shop activity history instead
of Mapics because PLM&C contains efficiency stats in it also.

Dale Walker
Gross-Given Mfg.





-----Original Message-----
From: Al Gershen [mailto:aldg3@xxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 4:11 PM
To: MapicsML
Subject: Details of PCC Run Labor fields RLHTD & RLCTD

Environment: Mapics DB (Mod2) with PCC and PDM

Hi group:

If I look at the RLHTD (Run Labor Hours To Date) and RLCTD 
(Run Labor Costs To Date) fields for a particular MO in 
PC&C on the MOROUT DB file, it appears that these fields 
are accumulators; that is, they report "To Date" 
information only.

Is there a temporary work file in Mapics that has the 
details of the postings to these fields while the MO is in 
PC&C?  (If such a file exists, I would assume it would be 
purged once the MO left PC&C for IM History.)

Is it possible that this information is not available in 
Mapics DB but is available in later versions of Mapics?

If the information is not available in normal Mapics, do 
you, in your shop, track information of this type outside 
of Mapics using either a third-party program or an 
in-house program?

I look forward to your comments.

Regards,
Al Gershen
ECS Composites
Grants Pass, Oregon, USA
aldg3@xxxxxxxxxxx
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