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  • Subject: Labor Batches 405 CD
  • From: MacWheel99@xxxxxxx
  • Date: Tue, 5 Sep 2000 13:51:31 EDT

How do we go about killing a batch or several batches of labor tickets from 
member WORK?

The problem is that a user has some kind of mishap & the work station does 
not get reset via SYS993 so that the batch can be posted.  Then several 
months later, some user at same work station thinks they creating a batch of 
labor, but in reality they are adding to pre-existing batch.  We have people 
who do not look at SFC610 until after SFC620 has run ... this step that step 
... they check the tickets they know they entered, they don't check the 
tickets they do not know are there.  So SFC620 bombs this time because the 
original tickets are for long gone factory work orders.

We now have a query/400 listing the contents of WORK member in FLT file 
sequenced by WS & date to identify data in there that needs to be got rid of.

WRKDTAARA JT* lists all work stations with JT6* batches for SYS993 inspection.

I used WRKCFGSTS to change my work station to that of an old work station 
address & tried to access the labor tickets found to be in WORK/FLT & found 
that I did not know enough JIT6 to do so.  My end users even less.

Thus, I need to learn how to identify hung batches & know how to kill them 
when they contain tickets too late to post, without neccessarily clearing the 
whole member of good stuff.

I need to learn how an end user can tell that their batch has debris that 
they can kill ... I tried entering the labor ticket # for purpose of deleting 
individually & it told me no such ticket, but I could see plain as day on my 
query/400 list that it existed.

Al Macintyre  ©¿©
MIS Manager Green Screen Programmer & Computer Janitor of BPCS 405 CD Rel-02 
running on AS/400 V4R3 http://www.cen-elec.com Central Industries of 
Indiana--->Quality manufacturer of wire harnesses and electrical 
sub-assemblies
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