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They are very confusing; I believe I got them somewhat straight. Here goes (I'll start w/ the most common combinations): * HID "CH" and HSTAT "E" is where all the line items on this order are in "Entry" status (no activity, i.e., picking, shipping, or invoicing). * HID "CH" and HSTAT "F" all the line items on this order have gone through "Pick Slip" processing (no other activity) * HID "CZ" and HSTAT "C" all the line items on this order have gone through "Pick Ship Confirm" processing and either this is NOT a WRO (Ord Type 9) order or it is a WRO order that has been completely received (no other activity). * HID "CZ" and HSTAT "8" all the line items on this order have gone through "Invoice" processing and either this is NOT a WRO order or it is a WRO order that has been completely received (no other activity). * HID "CH" and HSTAT "C" all the line items on this order have gone through "Pick Ship Confirm" processing and this is a WRO order that has not been received (no other activity). * HID "CH" and HSTAT "8" all the line items on this order have gone through "Invoice" processing and and this is a WRO order that has not been received (no other activity). * HID "CZ" and not HSTAT "8" or "C" all the line items on this order have been deleted. When you have a combination of activities on an order, then that is where the other HSTAT codes are used, e.g., when some lines are entered and have no activity while other lines are completed (picked, shipped, & invoiced) on the same order then HID is "CH" and HSTAT is "7"... From ORD300-10 screen (Customer Order Inquiry - on any existing order), place your cursor on the "Order Status", press F4 then F1 for help. Good luck. DeeDee Virgei Nelson Stud Welding, Inc. 7900 West Ridge Rd Elyria, OH 44036 -----Original Message----- From: Tom Jedrzejewicz @ San Pedro [mailto:TJedrzejewicz@contessa.com] Sent: Monday, November 18, 2002 2:53 PM To: bpcs-l@midrange.com Subject: ECH HID and HSTAT fields Can someone out there give me a summary of the meaning of the various HID and HSTAT codes? for the ECH file? I am finding myself quite confused. --> BPCS version 4.0.03 Thanks in advance. Tom Jedrzejewicz >>> akleier@robbinsfloor.com 11/18/02 08:51AM >>> This is a multipart message in MIME format. 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There are a variety of devices which incorporate 802.11b, rugged cases, and scanning from Intermec, Symbol, and many other companies. Tony Kleier Systems Analyst Robbins, Inc. "Bielskus, Mindaugas" <Mindaugas@oneac.com> Sent by: bpcs-l-admin@midrange.com 11/15/2002 04:17 PM Please respond to bpcs-l To: bpcs-l@midrange.com cc: Subject: AS/400 Wireless Barcode Scanner Hi, Does anybody know of a product that takes the place of the IBM 2482 bar code scanner for the AS/400? We are looking for all the components: the scanner, the network card for the AS/400, the antenna, etc. For those not familiar with this product. This is a real time scanner for the AS/400 that emulates a 5250 terminal. Thus any information that you enter is immediately, without any other process, available to all the other AS/400 users. It is wireless, uses a battery, can accept a variety of bar code symbologies. Since it emulates a 5250, you can use an RPG program to do the data collection. 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