Class InspSampleCharacteristic

UTC Time Stamp in Short Form (YYYYMMDDhhmmss). The UTC time stamp is the date and time relative to UTC (Universal Coordinated Time). To standardize local times in a UTC time stamp and thus make them comparable with other times, these local times need to be converted using your time zone and the ABAP command convert.Even if the system is able to determine the time zone from Customizing or master data, you shoul save the time zone redundantly here.The internal structure of the UTC time stamp is subdivided into a date part and a time part in packed number format <YYYYMMDDhhmmss>. You can also use the high resolution UTC time stamp (10^-7 seconds).

Inspection Stage. In this field, you define the inspection stage. You define an inspection stage by assigning an inspection severity (or by setting the skip indicator) and using the rules for an inspection stage change. Therefore, inspection stages represent a certain inspection scope or a skip.Inspection stages are defined in a dynamic modification rule. Maximum length: 4.

Current Node Number from Order Counter. Maximum length: 8.

Acceptance Number. In this field you enter the highest number of nonconforming units or defects in a sample during a sampling inspection for an attributive inspection, that still permits acceptance of the inspection lot.

Rejection Number. The lowest number of nonconforming units or defects in a sample that leads to a rejection during an attributive sampling inspection.

Valuation Rule. Two-character key identifying a valuation rule that is used to valuate inspection characteristics, samples and partial samples. Maximum length: 2.

Date on Which Data Record Was Created. Date on which the data record was created. The system enters the current system date.

Inspection Characteristic Number. The number that explicitly identifies an inspection characteristic within an operation in an inspection plan. Maximum length: 4.

Specification Record Status. Specification status of the specification record for the inspection characteristic or the partial sample. The specification record documents whether youMust record results (required characteristic, record status = 1) for an inspection characteristic or partial sampleCan record results (optional characteristic, record status = 0) for an inspection characteristic or partial sampleSkip the inspection characteristic (record status = 4). Maximum length: 1.

Inspection Lot Number. Number that uniquely identifies an inspection lot. The inspection lot number is assigned by the system. Maximum length: 12.

Sample Size that Must Be Inspected. Predfined sample size that has to be inspected for the inspection characteristic or the partial sample. For each inspection plan characteristic you define the amount by which the inspected sample size in the 'Insp.ed' field can deviate from the to-be-inspected sample size in the 'Inspect' field. If a characteristic (partial sample ) is closed the system checks whether the required sample size is adhered to. The characteristic (partial sample) can only be closed if this is the case.For inspection characteristics, you can define conditions for adhering to the sample size. For example, you can define whether the inspection scope must be adhered to or whether it may be larger or smaller, etc.

Inspection Severity. In the QM component, the inspection severity serves as an identifier for a normal, reduced, or tightened inspection. Different inspection severities lead to different inspection scopes if the other conditions are the same.It is advisable to use different inspection severities in the dynamic modification rule, if the dynamic modification rule is assigned to a sampling procedure that uses a sampling scheme in which these inspection severities are maintained. Maximum length: 3.

Inspection Sample Number. Number identifying an inspection sample if dependent or independent multiple samples are used in the sampling procedure of the characteristic or if inspection points are involved. Maximum length: 6.

Control Chart Number. The number that uniquely identifies a quality control chart. Maximum length: 12.