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WorkOrder Class

A structure that describes an order to produce a specifified quantity of units of a particular part number / part revision within the factory environment.
Inheritance Hierarchy
SystemObject
  CFX.StructuresWorkOrder

Namespace: CFX.Structures
Assembly: CFX (in CFX.dll) Version: 1.7.3
Syntax
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public class WorkOrder

The WorkOrder type exposes the following members.

Constructors
 NameDescription
Public methodWorkOrder Default constructor
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Properties
 NameDescription
Public propertyCreatedDate The date on which the Work Order was created.
Public propertyCustomer An optional customer name, if this Work Order is associated with particular customer.
Public propertyDateRequired The date/time by which this Work Order should be completed.
Public propertyDepartment An optional department name, if this Work Order is to be executed by a particular department.
Public propertyDependsOn A list of other Work Orders (or Work Order sub-batches) upon which this Work Order (or Work Order sub-batch) is dependent. Dependent Work Orders feed the supply of materials into upper level Work Orders.
Public propertyDescription A human friendly description for this Work Order.
Public propertyLotNumber Ane lot number that is to be associated with units produced under this Work Order.
Public propertyPartNumber The part number (internal) of the assembly to be produced by this Work Order.
Public propertyPartRevision The revision of the assembly to be produced by this Work Order.
Public propertyQuantity The quantity of units to be produced by this Work Order.
Public propertyRouter The name of the router or process that will be followed to produce the units for this Work Order.
Public propertyRouterRevision The revision of the router or process that will be followed to produce units for this Work Order.
Public propertyStartDate The date/time on which this Work Order should begin execution.
Public propertyStatus The current status of the Work Order.
Public propertyUnitOfMeasure If the Work Order is intended to produce something other than "units", the unit of measure of the quantity associated with this Word Order. For example, a Work Order might be placed to produce 200m of red wire. In this case, the Quantity property would be "200" and the UnitOfMeasure would be "meter". If UnitOfMeasure is left empty (blank), it is assumed that the quantity specifies "pieces" and/or "units" (200 units of assembly 1234-5678, for example).
Public propertyWorkOrderIdentifier The identifer of the Work Order or Work Order sub-batch
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