Package psdi.app.calendar

The Calendar package includes Mbos related to this package.

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Package psdi.app.calendar Description

The Calendar package includes Mbos related to this package. Calendar is used mainly to indicate working time for equipment, craft, and labor records.You can use calendars to specify working time or the time that equipment is in operation. You can also use the Calendar to calculate the downtime for a piece of equipment. You can define shifts for a particular calendar with complex repeating patterns.

Package Specification

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.

Related Documentation

  • 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