RE: ECH Order Status Codes definition

[McK King <McK.King@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello,

Speaking with our resident Order Management person it is my understanding
that in your version the HSTAT coding is meaningless and represents an
earlier method BPCS tracking Order Status. Order Status codes in your
version exist in the ECH and at the ECL as 5 status codes which are
populated as the order or line progress from entered to shipped and on
through ready to bill or closed. I cannot date the year or version when the
transition was made away from using HSTAT, but hope that give you some
measure of help.

Regards,

McK King
BWAY

-----Original Message-----
From: Dennis Munro [mailto:DMunro@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, January 23, 2004 2:56 PM
To: BPCS-L Mailing List (E-mail)
Subject: ECH Order Status Codes definition


V5R2M0  -  Ver.6.0.02, plf , full client server, March '98 cum
 
Below is a sql count of records by status code in the ECH file for active
records.
 
What I am looking for is the definition of the HSTAT codes? 
 
I know C=Confirmed, E=Entered, & F=Picked but the manual does not explain
the others so I am looking for some help.
 
<SNIP>
 HSTAT    COUNT ( * )   
   B                1   
   C                8   
   E               31   
   F              113   
   G              114   
   6                5   
   7              251   
8                            435   
<SNIP>
 
The codes I see in my ECH are A, B, C, E, F, G, 4, 6, 7, 8.
 
As I was looking through the manuals for the above codes, I also found this
& I wonder how it is possible that an order line can have more than one
status?  Was I sleeping during that day of instruction?  The reason I am
asking is because I have about 40 orders that have this situation & we are
having problems picking & running "Load Control || Loads Dispatched" against
some of these orders.  
 
<SNIP from the COM Manual on page 112>
Status:
BPCS displays the order status for this order.  This value represents the
next step(s) in the order processing cycle that any line on the order is
ready to complete.  
A single order line may have several statuses associated with it at any
point in time.
Values of 0 or 1 display in each of the five positions of the status.  The
positions represent the following statuses and header fields:
<SNIP>
 
Thanks - Dennis.
 
Dennis Munro
 
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go flying by."
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