Segment Set - Segments (tdipu0114m000)
Use this session to maintain segments by segment set.
You can define segment codes in the Schedule Segments (tdipu0115m000) session.
You can define segment sets in the Schedule Segment Sets (tdipu0113m000) session.
If you use nonreferenced schedules, segment sets are used to:
- Regenerate schedule lines, which you can perform in the Regenerate Schedules (tdpur3211m000) session.
- Cluster schedule lines to generate release lines with the status Created, which you can perform in the Generate Release Lines (tdpur3222m000) session.
If you use referenced schedules, no segment sets are used because these schedules are immediately put into a purchase release with the status Scheduled. Consequently, the requirement type is always Firm.
Field Information
- Segment Set
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- Segment
- Description
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The description or name of the code.
- Requirement Type
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The requirement type linked to the segment (code).
Allowed values
- Firm
- Immediate
- Planned
- Segment Time Unit
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Allowed values
- Days
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Dayly time bucket.
- Four Weeks
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Number of 13 time buckets per year.
- Hours
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Hourly time bucket.
- Month
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Time bucket that runs from the first Monday of the month through the first Monday of the following month.
- Week
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Time bucket that runs from Monday through Sunday.
- Segment Length
- Sequence Number
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Note:
This number is automatically assigned by LN, based on the following procedure:
- LN assigns the sequence numbers according to the defined requirement type in the following sequence: Immediate, Firm, or Planned.
- If the requirement types of segments are the same, LN assigns the sequence numbers according to the segment time unit. The segment with the shortest time unit appears first.
- If both the requirement type and the segment time unit are the same, LN assigns the sequence number according to the segment length. The segment with the shortest segment length appears first.
- If the requirement type, segment time unit, and segment length are the same, LN arranges the segments alphabetically.