Where-Used Engineering Modules (tiapl3511m000)
Use this session to display the product variants that make use of a specific engineering module.
Field Information
- Sub Item
- Item Type
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item type
- Product Variant
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product variant
- Main Item
- Position Number
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BOM position number
- Reference Type
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The type of the demand order from which the product variant originates.
This field can have the following values:
- Sales Quotation
- Sales Order
- Standard Variant
- Pseudo Order
If you manually entered a product variant, the product variant's reference type is Pseudo Order.
- Reference Order
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The code of the sales order from which the product variant originates. If the product variant is entered manually, this field displays value 0.
- Reference Position
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The position number of the sales order line in the Sales Order Lines (tdsls4101m000) session.
If the product variant is entered manually, this field displays value 0.
- Assembly Status
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The status of the assembly orders that are linked to the product variant.
The default value is Open, which means that no assembly order is generated yet.
Note:- Several assembly orders can be related to one product variant. The Assembly Status, in principle, displays the status of all orders. For example, only when all orders are Closed, the Assembly Status is set to Closed.
- Assembly orders cannot be canceled.
- Although the Assembly Status in some respects resembles the Assembly Order Status in Assembly Control , there are also important differences.
- Planned Offline Date
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The date when the product variant is planned to come offline.
This date is calculated when assembly orders are generated. If an assembly order is moved, the orders are remixed and offset again. The Planned Offline Date is modified accordingly. When the assembly orders are planned, the Planned Offline Date receives its calculated value.