See: Description
Interface | Description |
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CalendarBreakRemote |
Remote Interface to the CalendarBreak object.
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CalendarBreakSetRemote |
Remote Interface to the set of CalendarBreak.
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CalendarRemote |
Remote Interface to the Calendar object.
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CalendarSetRemote |
Remote Interface to the set of Calendar.
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NonworktimeRemote |
Remote Interface to the Nonworktime object.
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NonworktimeSetRemote |
Remote Interface to the set of Nonworktime.
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ShiftPatternDayRemote |
Remote Interface to the ShiftPatternDay object.
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ShiftPatternDaySetRemote |
Remote Interface to the set of ShiftPatternDays.
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ShiftRemote |
Remote Interface to the Shift object.
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ShiftSetRemote |
Remote Interface to the set of Shifts.
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WorkPeriodRemote |
Remote Interface to the WorkPeriod object.
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WorkPeriodSetRemote |
Remote Interface to the set of WorkPeriods.
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Class | Description |
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Calendar |
Mbo object to represent Calendar : Use the Calendar object to indicate working
time for asset, craft, and labor records.
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CalendarBreak |
Mbo object to represent CalendarBreak.
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CalendarBreakSet |
Represents the set of CalendarBreaks.
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CalendarService | |
CalendarSet |
Represents the set of Calendar.
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FldCalendarBreakEndTime |
Validation for End Time attribute in Calendar Break.
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FldCalendarBreakStartTime |
Validation for starttime attribute in Calendar Break.
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FldCalendarBreakType | |
FldCalendarEndDate |
Validation for enddate attribute in Calendar object
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FldCalendarStartDate |
Validation for startdate attribute in Calendar object
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FldCalNum |
Common Validation Class for: Calnum identifiers
Since there aren't any selection criteria's for calendar, this object doesn't use them.
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FldEndTime |
Validation for endtime attribute in WorkPeriod and ShiftPatternDay objects
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FldNonworktimeEndDate |
Validation for enddate attribute in Noworktime object
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FldNonworktimeStartDate |
Validation for startdate attribute in Noworktime object
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FldShiftDaysInPattern |
Validation for non-persistent attribute daysinpattern in Shift
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FldShiftNum |
Common Validation Class for: Shiftnum identifiers
Since there aren't any selection criteria's for shiftnum, this object doesn't use them.
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FldShiftpatterndayDescription |
Field listener to shiftpatternday's description field.
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FldShiftpatterndaySeq |
Field listener to shiftpatternday's patterndayseq field.
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FldStartTime |
Validation for starttime attribute in WorkPeriod and ShiftPatternDay objects
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FldWorkHours |
Validation for workhours attribute in WorkPeriod and ShiftPatternDay objects
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FldWorkperiodPatternDaySeq |
Validation class for workperiod patterndayseq attribute
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FldWorkperiodShiftNum |
Common Validation Class for: Shiftnum identifiers
Since there aren't any selection criteria's for shiftnum, this object doesn't use them.
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FldWorkPeriodWorkDate |
Validation for workdate attribute in WorkPeriod object
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Nonworktime |
Mbo object to represent Nonworktime.
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NonworktimeSet |
Represents the set of Holidays.
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Shift |
Mbo object to represent Shift.
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ShiftPatternDay |
Mbo object to represent ShiftPatternDay.
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ShiftPatternDaySet |
Represents the set of ShiftPatternDays.
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ShiftSet |
Represents the set of Shifts.
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WorkPeriod |
Mbo object to represent WorkPeriod.
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WorkPeriodSet |
Represents the set of WorkPeriods.
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The Mbos included in the Calendar package are:
Calendar
-- A calendar is defined by a start date, an end date, and the shift to be worked. You can apply one or more shifts to the same calendar. You can also designate non-working time and holidays in a calendar. A single calendar can be referenced by any number of labor, craft, or equipment records.
Shift
-- Shift is defined by the start time and end time to specify the working time. You can apply shifts to calendars in a specified date range. If you are creating a new calendar, you must save the calendar record before you can apply a shift.
Holiday
-- you can apply holiday time to calendar days. When a holiday is applied to a day on a calendar, that day's Work Hours field value becomes "0.00".
ShiftPatternDay
--ShiftPatternDay is defined by the number of the days in a week the shift is ranged. Typically most shift patterns would use a 7-day pattern with a Sunday start day, or a pattern that uses multiples of 7's, such as a 14 or 21 days, with a Monday start day. In some companies there are unique circumstances where a 5-day pattern may be used.
WorkPeriod
-- A work period is a record that represents a specific block of working time (including non-working days and holidays) applied to a given date.
Labor object
-- Calendar can be used to check the labor availability
on a particular date.
Equipment object
-- Calendar can be used to check the actual
downtime for a piece of equipment.
WO object
-- Calendar determines the shift in which the work to be
done.
PM object
-- Calendar determines the shift in which the PM work to be
done
Last updated: 01/09/01