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The resource table has two purposes. Firstly it provides the source of various lookup tables and helps ensure that where a valid Resouce needs to be entered it can be selected from a popup list instead of being manually keyed. The default method for accessing this screen is shown below. | |||
[[File:ResourceMenu.jpg]] | [[File:ResourceMenu.jpg]] | ||
[[File: | The Resource is linked to a Process Order and typically indicates some part of a factory manufacturing facility which is needed for producing this product. | ||
[[File:ProcessOrderResource.jpg]] | |||
You can define a description and also assign a default batch suffix to the resource. | |||
[[File:ResourceProperties.jpg]] | |||
The label printing screen find the required resouce from the Process Order and then determines the default batch suffix from the Resource table. | |||
[[File:ResourceLabelBatchDefaults.jpg]] | |||
Latest revision as of 12:45, 20 November 2016
The resource table has two purposes. Firstly it provides the source of various lookup tables and helps ensure that where a valid Resouce needs to be entered it can be selected from a popup list instead of being manually keyed. The default method for accessing this screen is shown below.
The Resource is linked to a Process Order and typically indicates some part of a factory manufacturing facility which is needed for producing this product.
You can define a description and also assign a default batch suffix to the resource.
The label printing screen find the required resouce from the Process Order and then determines the default batch suffix from the Resource table.
