Condition Editor 

Use

You use this function to define or change conditions. You assign a condition type to a condition.

Condition Types

●      Condition for engineered labor standards (condition type D)

This condition determines whether a step in the definition of the engineered labor standards is relevant within the current process.

●      Condition for the preprocessing item (condition type A)

This condition determines whether a step in the definition of the preprocessing item is relevant for the current processed delivery item.

●      Condition for the preprocessing header (condition type B)

This condition determines whether a storage process in the definition of the preprocessing header is relevant for the current processed delivery item.

Features

When defining your conditions, you can also use fields as operands. The following list gives you an overview of the defined structures. Each structure contains the fields that you can use for the respective functional area.

Condition for Preprocessing Header (Formula Type A)

●      Packaging specification: /SCWM/S_LM_PACKSPEC

●      Product: /SCWM/S_LM_PRODUCT

●      Delivery item: /SCWM/S_LM_PPR_DLVI_STR

●      Other conditions for the preprocessing header

Condition for Preprocessing Item (Formula Type B)

●      Packaging specification: /SCWM/S_LM_PACKSPEC

●      Product: /SCWM/S_LM_PRODUCT

●      Delivery item: /SCWM/S_LM_PPR_DLVI_STR

●      Other conditions for the preprocessing item

Condition for Engineered Labor Standards (ELS) (Formula Type C)

●      Workload: /SCWM/S_WRKL_FE_CE

●      Packaging specification: /SCWM/S_LM_PACKSPEC

●      Product: /SCWM/S_LM_PRODUCT

●      Warehouse order: /SCWM/WHO

●      Other conditions for ELS

 

Example

Example of a Condition for Engineered Labor Standards (ELS)

●      Condition 0003: Step dependent on volume

●      Condition type C: Condition for engineered labor standards

●      Weight unit: KG        

●      Unit of length: M

●      Volume unit: M3       

●      Unit of time: MIN

 

Condition: Volume > 50

In the engineered labor standards, the system uses the condition to determine which formula or constant time is valid for a step. Here, the external step is dependent on the volume of the product being processed, as you use a smaller and quicker resource for a volume less than 50m³ than for a volume of more than 50 m³.

This leads to different times for the same step.