WorkOrder Class |
An object representing a directive to perform work on the factory floor.
Most commonly, Batch objects are used to represent
work orders (also known as production orders, manufacturing orders, etc.).
In some environments, a single ERP work order is split into several smaller "batches".
In this situation, a FactoryLogix Batch represents the indiviudal batches and are
many to one with ERP work orders. In this situation, a WorkOrder is used to link
the individual Batches together into a single work order.
Inheritance HierarchyNamespace: FactoryLogix.xTend.DataObjects
Assembly: FactoryLogix.xTend.DataObjects (in FactoryLogix.xTend.DataObjects.dll) Version: 8.254.0.0 (8.254.0.0)
SyntaxThe WorkOrder type exposes the following members.
Constructors
Properties| Name | Description | |
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 | AssociatedBatches |
A read-only, enumerable list of the Batches associated to this order.
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| Customer |
The Customer associated with this order.
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| Description |
A human-friendly summary of the nature of this order.
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| ExpectedDate |
The date/time that the order is expected to be fulfilled.
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| Id |
A unique identifier for this particular order (corresponds to the primary key in the FactoryLogix database)
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| LineItems |
A read-only, enumerable list of the line items associated with this order.
Only orders of type ReceivingOrder may contain line items.
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| Name |
The human-friendly name that operators use to identify this order within the factory.
This is also known as the "order number" in many environments.
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| Quantity |
The total quantity of items to be produced or received. (accross all Batches).
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| SubmittedDate |
The date/time that the order was submitted.
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| Vendor |
The Vendor associated with this order (for receiving type orders).
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| WorkOrderStatus |
The current status of the work order.
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| WorkOrderType |
The type of kind of this work order.
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