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You can use the NC520 hook point activity to stop the execution of the activity at which the hook point resides when the SFC number has one or more open NC codes (see NC Code).

Note Note

If NC severity threshold of an NC code is Low or None, this hook point activity disregards it (see Sample Plan Maintenance).

End of the note.

This activity is commonly used with the following hook points:

  • PRE_COMPLETE

  • POST_COMPLETE

  • POST_CONTAINER_SAVE

  • POST_CONTAINER_CLOSE

Rules

The following table describes rules and settings that you can change for this activity in Activity Maintenance:

Rule

Setting

BOM_LEVEL_CHECK

Specifies the number of BOM levels this activity will traverse to check for open NCs in lower level SFC numbers

0 (default): Indicates that only the parent SFC number will be checked

NC_GROUP_PRIORITY_FILTER

Specifies the numeric value that the activity will check against the NC Group priority value

If the open NC record is associated with an NC Code in the NC Group that has a priority value less than this NC_GROUP_PRIORITY_FILTER value, the activity will not stop SFC number processing (for example, the SFC number will be allowed to proceed and complete the current operation).

Valid values: 1-1000

Default: 500

Note that the NC Code filter value overrides this NC Group filter value.

NC_PRIORITY_FILTER

Specifies the numeric value that the activity will check against the NC Code priority value

If the open NC record is associated with an NC Code that has a priority value less than the NC_PRIORITY_FILTER value, the activity will not stop SFC number processing (for example, the SFC number will be allowed to proceed and complete the current operation).

Valid values: 1-1000

Default: 500

1: Specifies that all open NC records will be checked

Note that this filter value overrides the NC Group filter value.