Sorry I cannot run down the issue, I no longer have the macola data base on my laptop. It is has been 10 years since I used it so I don’t remember the details any more.
Having said that I think the most likely issue is that the same item occurs multiple times in the structure. You may find this...
AJ
You might want to look at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_128
The FNCx codes are used for special purposes. FNC1 at the beginning of a bar code indicates that it begins with a 2- 3- or 4-digit application identifier assigned by the Uniform Code Council, which explains the following...
AJ
I am not familiar with the intermec printers but this is what I do on zebra printers. When you design the label turn off the text print option. Then add a new text field under the barcode (in place of the auto generated text). So when you print the label send two data fields one that...
Hayden
I would suggest that you launch the printing process on a different (new) thread. Have you considered compiling the printing process as an EXE, and launch it a an entire separate process? You would lose that "percent complete" information going back to the menu. But it beats thread...
I thought that the "all" was driven by the screen events in the screen set designer. The events should be available from the system manager screen designer.
I don't currently have a Macola install available to verify this. Sorry.
Good Luck
Tom
Jeff
I assume that since the 12million is not saving that you are using a 12 million unit price. You are right that will not save. You can set up a unit measure conversion of per 100 th. or per 1000 th. Then enter the order as 12 hundred thousand or 12 thousand depending.
Good Luck
Tom
MJ
Like a lot of projects the answer is “it depends”.
WebRabbit is correct if the mainframe you are referring to is an IBM. And If the operating system/version is one they support. And if the number of users is small. Micro focus has run time license fees for each user.
If I were going to...
donporter
I use the LS2208. It came with a product manual on cd. In the manual there is a bar code for "Always On". I printed the page and scanned it, worked fine.
I assume that the LS1908 has something similar or could be downloaded from the Symbol site. Can't help with the HHP.
Gook Luck
Tom
You might whant to look at
http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1234949
This will explode an entire bom and return all the component items.
Good luck
Tom
I think your making this harder than it is.
Tom
000010**PROGRAM1
000020 IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
000030 PROGRAM-ID. Program1 AS "Debug_Cobol_Applications_General.Program1".
000040 DATA DIVISION.
000050 WORKING-STORAGE SECTION.
000060 01 SUB1 PIC 999 VALUE 1...
Spucelik
If you use the code that Peter referred to and changed the code “b.Comp_Item_no = ITEM” to reference the parent item number instead, the code will go up the find the initial parent item. The problem is that you will still have to enter the item numbers one at a time.
This brings us...
Please post the actual text string that you are trying to convert. Assuming that there are no odd special characters in the string, I would try increasing the field size in Crystal and see if that works.
good luck.
Tom
That should not be too big a problem. The “01” in a GS1-128 says that the bar code is a shipping container. The next “1” I did not research, but I assume that it is a container quantity.
The next group of digits “9780894554039” are your item number, with a check digit.
Strip off the starting...
It has been awhile since I worked on Shop Floor, but this is how I remember the Shop Floor Wip calculations.
Average cost.
When material and labor are used/issues against a shop order the amount of the transaction updates a bucket call wip. When finished goods are received the average cost...
Also some (most) compilers have problems displaying comp fields.
Try moving the data to the comp field and then move it to a 9(8) field. Then display the new non comp field.
Tom
Peter
I posted a function that would accept a parent item and return all the components for all levels of the bill. Changing this function to a stored proc would be a minor change. I don't know crystal well enough to say what would and would not work for you.
here is the thread...
maswiew
That is a great idea.
Join the table to itself. group one, sum the other. I wish I had thought of it.
Tonight after work I'll put the logic back to the org project. The code I posted was a stripped down version to show the issue.
I'm sure that this concept will work.
Thanks
Tom
First let me thank everyone for the help in that past I may not post many questions but I learned SQL by reading tek-tips for direction and the looking up the details in BOL. Without the hints I would have been lost.
I have a problem that I have been trying to work through for a while. I want...
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