Job |
Created when a background job is submitted and
holds the input, output, and log files during proccessing. Parent
of Export Job. |
Aborted Requested Action On Complete Allow
Reexecute Completion Status Current Activity Error
Message Method Name Next Step Command Notify Owner Originator Program
Arguments Program Name Progress Percent Restart Point Server
Unique Identifier Start Date Title |
Libraries |
Abstract. Top-level object in a library hierarchy. Parent
of: Document Library General Library Part Library |
Count mxsysInterface Originator Title |
Line Item |
The item number that a buyer wants quoted for
a specific Request To Supplier business object. |
Annual Part Quantity Entered Name Line
Item XML Originator Primary Key Production Purpose Receiving
Plant Required Availability Secondary Keys Unit of
Measure |
Line Item Template |
Defines how a user is supposed to fill in attributes
from an Attribute Group business object when associated to a Line Item
or Supplier Line Item business object. |
Attribute Group Type Company Attributes Line
Item Template Scope Originator Primary Key Secondary
Keys Source User Symbolic Name |
Location |
Physical site with an address. |
Address1 Address2 City Country FTP
Directory FTP Host Location Code Originator Plant
ID Postal Code Primary Key Region State/Region |
Location Equivalent Object |
Intermediate object when a location-specific
MPN is created. |
Originator |
| Logical Feature |
Child of LOGICAL STRUCTURES. The logicical features of a product that can be reused in a Logical and Manufacturing Feature structure. Parent of:
- Equipment Feature
- Software Feature
|
Inherits all attributes from LOGICAL STRUCTURES, plus: Logical Selection Type |
| LOGICAL STRUCTURES |
ABSTRACT Defines a structure of features. Parent of:
- Logical Feature
- Manufacturing Feature
|
Display Name Display Text Duplicate Part XML Feature Category Feature Classification Originator Subfeature Count |
Lot |
A group or batch of non-serialized parts. Child
of Unit. |
Inherits all attributes from Unit. |