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Use this form to view the scheduling processes that are either in process or have failed. This form is useful when analyzing system performance.
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As a scheduling process finishes successfully, it disappears from this list and appears in the form. |
Navigating
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The following tables provide descriptions for the controls in this form.
Tabs
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View a list of the scheduling processes that are either in process or have failed. |
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View detailed information about the selected scheduling process. |
Buttons
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Opens the and forms. |
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Stops the scheduling process. |
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Deletes the selected process. |
Fields
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Select this check box to show scheduling processes for all companies. |
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The identification number of the scheduling process. The number is assigned automatically. |
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Indicates whether the process is master scheduling or forecast scheduling. |
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The master scheduling method that is used. |
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The unique identification of the scheduling plan. |
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The scheduling date. This field is calculated based on the value that is entered in the field on the form. |
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The status of the selected scheduling process. The options are: |
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The level of the bill of material (BOM) that is being processed within the current scheduling status. For more information, see the field. |
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The number of helpers that was entered in the field on the form. |
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The actual number of helpers that was used. This number depends on the number of available batch threads among the batch servers. |
