Status Board The
Status Board
application (transaction /ISDFPS/LMSTB1) provides an overview of the current technical situation that affects operations for the selected technical objects. The
master equipment
,
site equipment
, equipment, and functional locations are displayed with their dependent objects.
The following data can be displayed:
Attributes of the technical object (such as operational status, location, configuration, identifier)
Current notifications and orders/flights
Pending measures from maintenance planning
Current measurement documents (such as remaining flying hours)
The status board is a summary of information from the following standard objects:
Technical object
Notification
Order
Flight
Measurement document
Measuring point
Maintenance plan
Revision
From the status board, you can navigate to other applications such as
Controlled Usage Rate
, the display of relevant purchase orders, or the availability calendar.
You have made the Customizing settings for the status board in Customizing, under
Defense Forces & Public Security
→
Support for Flight Operations
→
Status Board
→
Configuration
Master data and movement data must be created in the system.
The status board provides an overview of the technical status of the following:
All aircraft
Auxiliary materials required to run the aircraft
Other equipment that is important for the operation
The information can be accessed by selecting the technical objects with their movement data.
From the status board, various jumps to detail views are possible.
The data on the status board is updated automatically, meaning that the most recent data is always displayed. Note that this does not include the data for maintenance plans, which is not updated automatically. All changes are indicated by a change icon. You can remove the indicator by double-clicking the icon.
You can use the Business Add-In (BAdI)
Extend
Status Board
(/ISDFPS/LM_STB_BADI) to extend the status board to include your specific functions. In Customizing, choose
Defense Forces
& Public Security
→
Support for Flight Operations
→
Business Add Ins
→
BAdI: Extend Status Board
The status board screen is divided into the following areas:

This screen area contains the menus for general settings and functions, and for navigation.
You can choose the
Reports
pushbutton to display the following information:
Purchase orders
Purchase requisition
Reservations
MM documents for maintenance components
Controlled usage rate
Availability (calendar)
This screen area displays the technical objects you selected. The folders containing the reference objects are located in the substructure of the master equipment, site equipment, equipment, and functional locations. The following reference objects can be displayed:
Notifications
Orders
Flights
Revisions
Maintenance items
Measurement documents for the technical object
It is possible to jump from the table overview to the detail view of the individual objects (for example, equipment, notification) by navigating forward.
Context menus are available for the objects in the selection area. The options in the context menus depend on the selected object type.
This screen area displays information (as a table) about the individual objects in the selection area.
You can use the following fields to branch to the display of the technical object:
Object Key
Description
You can click the following fields to change them:
Operational Sts
Site
Configuration Code
User Status
Operational Role
If you add the
Date of Last Measurement Document
field from the field catalog to the display in the detail area, a date is displayed for this field only if you have specified a reference measuring point in the usage rate of the master equipment, and a corresponding measurement document exists.
If multiple maintenance items exist for a technical object, the row for the relevant technical object always displays the remaining days and values of the maintenance item with the next maintenance due date according to the planned date. If the corresponding maintenance date has already passed, the data is displayed with a minus sign.
You can define general cross-system settings for the status board. To do so, choose
Edit
→
Settings
The following setting options are provided:
Intersession Events (ISE)
area
Autom. Update
If you set this indicator, the data is updated automatically in the status board.
Timer
If you set this indicator, you can define (in seconds) the time interval in which the data is updated automatically in the application.
Tree Contents
area
Here, you can define which types of objects are displayed in the structure tree of the selection area. To activate the display of an object, select the corresponding indicator.
Application Start
area
Std Variant
Default Layout
The display variant and screen layout displayed when the application is started.
You can also make these settings for each user in the
User Maintenance
transaction (SU01). If you enter a user and choose the
Personalization
tab page, you can change the above status board settings for the user selected. To do so, choose the personalization object
Line Maintenance
– Status Board: User Settings
(/ISDFPS/LM_STB).
You can also define the status board settings on the basis of roles. To do so, call the transaction
Edit Personalization Objects
(SPERS_MAINT) and specify the role for which you want to maintain the settings for the personalization object /ISDFPS/LM_STB.
The user settings override the role settings and these override the system settings.
You can select which information is displayed in the status board.
You can choose the
Select Technical Objects
pushbutton to access the following functions:
Select
The
Select Technical Objects
screen appears. Enter the required selection criteria here, such as entries for identification, localization, or the force element.
If you specify a force element, you can also choose the role of the force element in the relationship to the master equipment (for example, owner only, utilizer only, or both). While the owner is the force element responsible for the object, the utilizer is the force element that uses the object and manages its stock. For equipment, you can specify one force element only and the field for the role is not ready for input.
You can display the following reference objects and their attributes by setting the relevant indicator under
Settings
Notifications
Orders (including flights)
Revisions
Maintenance plans (maintenance items)
Measurement documents
The objects are only displayed if you selected the relevant object type in the
Settings
If you want to exclude specific notifications, orders, and measurement documents from the selection, you can specify the required notification types, order types, and measurement positions in the
Selection Conditions of Dependent Objects
area.
When you choose
Execute
, you return to the status board. The technical objects that fulfill your criteria are displayed with a prefixed icon.
In Customizing for master equipment, to be able to distinguish between different master equipment more easily on the screen, you can use the Customizing activity
Define Model Identification Code (MIC)
to assign your own icons for the objects mapped as master equipment.
Similarly, in Customizing for site equipment, to be able to distinguish between different site equipment more easily on the screen, you can use the Customizing activity
Define Model Identification Code (MIC) for Site Equipment
to assign your own icons for the objects mapped as site equipment.
Selection using system variants:
You can create selection variants, for example, to display loaned technical objects. Enter suitable criteria to identify the objects, such as a range of equipment or a range of force elements. Choose
Goto
→
Variants
→
Save As Variant
and save your entries. The system adds your variant to the variant catalog. You can call, display, and delete existing variants as selection criteria.
Deletion
All selected objects are removed from the selection area (not deleted from the system) so that you can start a new selection. If you do not delete the selected objects, the objects from the new selection are added to them when you select new objects. The status board thus selects additively.
For the
Status Board
and
Controlled Usage Rate
applications, you can make technical settings to accelerate the data selection for master equipment with hierarchical structures. You can use these technical settings to reduce the number of selections and thus the data volume, and to accelerate the initial selection of objects. For more information, see the documentation for report /ISDFPS/INIT_INDEX_TABLE.
You make the settings to improve performance in Customizing, by choosing
Defense Forces & Public Security
→
Support for Flight Operations
→
Status Board
in the Customizing activities
Configure RFC Connections
and
Configure bgRFC Connections
Change documents are used to document changes to master records, tables, documents, and so on.
You can use the context menus in the selection area of the status board to display the change documents with all the detailed information for the following objects and attributes:
Technical object
Status of the technical object (overview of status changes made by individual users)
Notification
Order
Revision
Measurement document/measuring point
The following specific functions are available for the status board:
Function |
Navigation |
|---|---|
Display list of all functions that the user executed |
|
Select objects that are to be displayed in the selection area of the status board |
|
Confirm all changes made to selected objects (mass change) |
|
Call selection screen for an object |
|
You make mass changes to objects, as described in this example of a notification, as follows:
Select the rows that you want to edit.
In the context menu, choose
Change Notification
The system lists the objects indicated, in sequence, for editing.
Enter your changes.
On the overview screen, the changed rows have a change icon in the
Changes
field.
Select the changed rows.
In the context menu, choose
Accept Changes
The system deletes the change icons from the indicated rows.