Units of Measure - Revision history

Dgarratt at 15:14, 21 December 2023

2023-12-21T15:14:33Z

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	Commander4j comes with a standard set of Units of Measures (UOMs) defined in it's database, but you can always add your own.<br>		Commander4j comes with a standard set of Units of Measures (UOMs) defined in it's database, but you can always add your own.<br>

	[[File:~~uom_admin~~.png\|400px\|thumb\|left\|Uom Admin]]		[[File:Uom admin.png\|400px\|thumb\|left\|Uom Admin]]
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	By default each UOM is recorded in 3 possible ways, Internal (as used by Commander4j), ISO and Local. The reason behind the application supporting 3 potentially different representations of the same unit is to make interfacing with external systems easier. If you look at the [[Interface Admin]] screen you will notice that as part of the inbound and outbound message processing it is possible to convert the data from ISO / Local to Internal and then from Internal to ISO / Local again.<br>		By default each UOM is recorded in 3 possible ways, Internal (as used by Commander4j), ISO and Local. The reason behind the application supporting 3 potentially different representations of the same unit is to make interfacing with external systems easier. If you look at the [[Interface Admin]] screen you will notice that as part of the inbound and outbound message processing it is possible to convert the data from ISO / Local to Internal and then from Internal to ISO / Local again.<br>

Dgarratt at 15:12, 21 December 2023

2023-12-21T15:12:36Z

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	Commander4j comes with a standard set of Units of Measures (UOMs) defined in it's database, but you can always add your own.<br>		Commander4j comes with a standard set of Units of Measures (UOMs) defined in it's database, but you can always add your own.<br>

	[File:uom_admin.png\|400px\|thumb\|left\|Uom Admin]		[[File:uom_admin.png\|400px\|thumb\|left\|Uom Admin]]
	<br>		<br>


	By default each UOM is recorded in 3 possible ways, Internal (as used by Commander4j), ISO and Local. The reason behind the application supporting 3 potentially different representations of the same unit is to make interfacing with external systems easier. If you look at the [[Interface Admin]] screen you will notice that as part of the inbound and outbound message processing it is possible to convert the data from ISO / Local to Internal and then from Internal to ISO / Local again.<br>		By default each UOM is recorded in 3 possible ways, Internal (as used by Commander4j), ISO and Local. The reason behind the application supporting 3 potentially different representations of the same unit is to make interfacing with external systems easier. If you look at the [[Interface Admin]] screen you will notice that as part of the inbound and outbound message processing it is possible to convert the data from ISO / Local to Internal and then from Internal to ISO / Local again.<br>

Dgarratt at 15:12, 21 December 2023

2023-12-21T15:12:03Z

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	Commander4j comes with a standard set of Units of Measures (UOMs) defined in it's database, but you can always add your own.<br>		Commander4j comes with a standard set of Units of Measures (UOMs) defined in it's database, but you can always add your own.<br>

	[File:uom_admin.png\|400px\|thumb\|left\|Uom Admin]<br>		[File:uom_admin.png\|400px\|thumb\|left\|Uom Admin]
			<br>


	By default each UOM is recorded in 3 possible ways, Internal (as used by Commander4j), ISO and Local. The reason behind the application supporting 3 potentially different representations of the same unit is to make interfacing with external systems easier. If you look at the [[Interface Admin]] screen you will notice that as part of the inbound and outbound message processing it is possible to convert the data from ISO / Local to Internal and then from Internal to ISO / Local again.<br>		By default each UOM is recorded in 3 possible ways, Internal (as used by Commander4j), ISO and Local. The reason behind the application supporting 3 potentially different representations of the same unit is to make interfacing with external systems easier. If you look at the [[Interface Admin]] screen you will notice that as part of the inbound and outbound message processing it is possible to convert the data from ISO / Local to Internal and then from Internal to ISO / Local again.<br>

Dgarratt at 15:11, 21 December 2023

2023-12-21T15:11:45Z

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	Commander4j comes with a standard set of Units of Measures (UOMs) defined in it's database, but you can always add your own.<br>		Commander4j comes with a standard set of Units of Measures (UOMs) defined in it's database, but you can always add your own.<br>

	[File:uom_admin.png\|400px\|thumb\|left\|Uom Admin~~]]]~~]<br>		[File:uom_admin.png\|400px\|thumb\|left\|Uom Admin]<br>

	By default each UOM is recorded in 3 possible ways, Internal (as used by Commander4j), ISO and Local. The reason behind the application supporting 3 potentially different representations of the same unit is to make interfacing with external systems easier. If you look at the [[Interface Admin]] screen you will notice that as part of the inbound and outbound message processing it is possible to convert the data from ISO / Local to Internal and then from Internal to ISO / Local again.<br>		By default each UOM is recorded in 3 possible ways, Internal (as used by Commander4j), ISO and Local. The reason behind the application supporting 3 potentially different representations of the same unit is to make interfacing with external systems easier. If you look at the [[Interface Admin]] screen you will notice that as part of the inbound and outbound message processing it is possible to convert the data from ISO / Local to Internal and then from Internal to ISO / Local again.<br>

Dgarratt at 15:11, 21 December 2023

2023-12-21T15:11:31Z

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	Commander4j comes with a standard set of Units of Measures (UOMs) defined in it's database, but you can always add your own.<br>		Commander4j comes with a standard set of Units of Measures (UOMs) defined in it's database, but you can always add your own.<br>

	[[File:uom_admin.~~jpg~~]]<br>		[File:uom_admin.png\|400px\|thumb\|left\|Uom Admin]]]]<br>

	By default each UOM is recorded in 3 possible ways, Internal (as used by Commander4j), ISO and Local. The reason behind the application supporting 3 potentially different representations of the same unit is to make interfacing with external systems easier. If you look at the [[Interface Admin]] screen you will notice that as part of the inbound and outbound message processing it is possible to convert the data from ISO / Local to Internal and then from Internal to ISO / Local again.<br>		By default each UOM is recorded in 3 possible ways, Internal (as used by Commander4j), ISO and Local. The reason behind the application supporting 3 potentially different representations of the same unit is to make interfacing with external systems easier. If you look at the [[Interface Admin]] screen you will notice that as part of the inbound and outbound message processing it is possible to convert the data from ISO / Local to Internal and then from Internal to ISO / Local again.<br>

Dgarratt at 15:05, 29 July 2017

2017-07-29T15:05:19Z

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	[[File:uom_admin.jpg]]<br>		[[File:uom_admin.jpg]]<br>

	By default each UOM is recorded in 3 possible ways, Internal (as used by Commander4j), ISO and Local. The reason behind the application supporting 3 potentially different representations of the same unit is to make interfacing with external systems easier. If you look at the [[Interface ~~Administration~~]] screen you will notice that as part of the inbound and outbound message processing it is possible to convert the data from ISO / Local to Internal and then from Internal to ISO / Local again.<br>		By default each UOM is recorded in 3 possible ways, Internal (as used by Commander4j), ISO and Local. The reason behind the application supporting 3 potentially different representations of the same unit is to make interfacing with external systems easier. If you look at the [[Interface Admin]] screen you will notice that as part of the inbound and outbound message processing it is possible to convert the data from ISO / Local to Internal and then from Internal to ISO / Local again.<br>

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By default each UOM is recorded in 3 possible ways, Internal (as used by Commander4j), ISO and Local. The reason behind the application supporting 3 potentially different representations of the same unit is to make interfacing with external systems easier. If you look at the [[Interface Administration]] screen you will notice that as part of the inbound and outbound message processing it is possible to convert the data from ISO / Local to Internal and then from Internal to ISO / Local again.

Units of Measure - Revision history

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