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Hai, Mark R. Joslin
You have mentioned that
A "Y" status is when it errors out and did not complete.
No sir, This is not right.
Let me tell you what is Y status.
Y Status is soft close where is XX is hard close.
Hard close :
If shop order is closed manually ie., with F16 command, then status will change
as XX
Soft close :
If system recognizes that the job is completed , then system change status as
Y.
Under two conditions , system will identify as Shop Order completed.
1) During the Quantity and hours reporting in last operation of SO, if you say
operation completed, then system will do soft close.
2) If Shop order quantity received is more than or equal to Shop order Quantity
I Hope it is clear to you.
SRI SAI
P.SRI SAI
System Analyst & BPCS Consultant
Abunayyan Group
Post Box : 321
Riyadh - 11411
Saudi Arabia
Phone : 00 9661 477 9111 ext - 161
Fax : 00 9661 4793312
email address : srisai-paluri@abunayyangroup.com (official)
palurisrisai@yahoo.com (personal)
srisaipaluri@hotmail.com (personal)
Residential Telephone # : 00 9661 280 2354
>>> <MJoslin@iworksoftware.com> 09 May 2000 20:31:14 >>>
I hope this informations helps.
Order Status:
Displays the status of the shop order. Possible values are:
04 = Shop order is entered
05 = Shop order released and printed
14 = Shop order released/not printed
XX = Closed
A "Y" status is when it errors out and did not complete.
iWork Software
Mark R. Joslin
Manager, Manufacturing and Supply Chain Business Consulting
7900 Triad Center Drive
Greensboro, North Carolina 27409
Voice 336.852.0455 ext. 262
Fax 336.852.0456
Martha Bayer
<mbayer@badgerminin To: "BPCS Mailing List
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gcorp.com> cc:
Sent by: Subject: FSO Status
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05/09/00 02:52 PM
Please respond to
BPCS-L
We're v6.0.02 Client/Server. FSO has a field SSTAT. I understand the
values 4, 5, and X. What's a Y?
Martha Bayer
mbayer@badgerminingcorp.com
920-361-2388
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