Parameter Name | Data Item | Data Type | Req/Opt | I/O/Both |
mnShortItemNumber | ITM | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
An inventory item number. The system provides three separate item numbers plus an extensive cross-reference capability to other item
numbers (see data item XRT) to accommodate substitute item numbers, replacements, bar codes, customer numbers, supplier numbers, and
so forth. The item numbers are as follows:
o Item Number (short) - An eight-digit, computer-assigned item number
o 2nd Item Number - The
25-digit, free-form, user defined alphanumeric item number
o 3rd Item Number - Another 25-digit, free-form, user defined alphanumeric item
number |
szBranchPlant | MCU | char | NONE | NONE |
An alphanumeric code that identifies a separate entity within a business for which you want to track costs. For example, a business unit
might be a warehouse location, job, project, work center, branch, or plant.
You can assign a business unit to a document, entity, or person for
purposes of responsibility reporting. For example, the system provides reports of open accounts payable and accounts receivable by
business unit to track equipment by responsible department.
Business unit security might prevent you from viewing information about business units
for which you have no authority.
|
szLocation | LOCN | char | NONE | NONE |
The storage location from which goods will be moved. |
szLot | LOTN | char | NONE | NONE |
A number that identifies a lot or a serial number. A lot is a group of items with similar characteristics. |
mnDetailSeqNumber | LDSQ | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The sequence number that identifies a record in the Location Detail table (F4602). The system uses this number to distinguish between the
diffferent pallets, cases, and so forth, for the same item in the same location. |
szUnitOfMeasureLevel1 | UML1 | char | NONE | NONE |
The item's level 1 unit of measure. You use Unit of Measure Conversion Information (P41002) to define an item's unit of measure structure.
You define the largest unit of measure in the structure as the level 1 unit of measure.
The smallest unit of measure, which is also the primary unit
of measure, is the highest level in the structure.
For example, a unit of measure structure could be as follows:
Level Unit of Measure
1
Pallet
2 Box, where 10 boxes equal 1 pallet
3 Case, where 5 cases equal 1 box
4 Interpack, where 8 interpacks equal 1 case
5
Each, where 10 eaches equal 1 interpack
In this example, the level 1 unit of measure is a pallet, and the level 5 unit of measure is an each,
which is the primary unit of measure.
You can have five levels in an item's unit of measure structure. |
mnQuantityTotalLevel1 | TQL1 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The total quantity of the item in the item's level 1 unit of measure. You use Unit of Measure Conversion Information (P41002) to define unit of
measure levels. When you define a unit of measure structure, define your largest unit of measure as level 1, and your smallest, or primary,
unit of measure as the last level. The system supplies an item's unit of measure structure to a location's detail information (F4602) during
inventory movement, but you can override the structure, if necessary |
mnQuantityPerLevel1P | PPL1 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The quantity in primary unit of measure for one full unit of this item in the level 1 unit of measure. |
szContainerCodeLevel1 | EQL1 | char | NONE | NONE |
A code (table 46/EQ) that identifies the storage container for this item in its level 1 unit of measure. A storage container can be:
o An open
container, where items are stored on the container (for example, a pallet)
o A closed container, where items are stored in the container (for
example, a box)
You use Container Codes (P46091) to define storage containers. You use Unit of Measure Definition by Item or Group
(P46011) to assign a storage container to an item in a specific unit of measure. |
mnHeightPerLevel1 | HPL1 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The height of the item as defined in the item/unit of measure profile for level 1 of your unit of measure structure, or the height of the container.
If you set the U/M Usage field in the item/unit of measure profile to 2 for box type, the system uses that height when it assigns a storage
container. If you set the U/M Usage field to 1 for pallet type, the system adds the hieght of the container and the height of the item. |
mnWidthPerLevel1 | WPL1 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The width of the item as defined in the item/unit of measure profile for level 1 of your unit of measure structure, or the width of the container. If
you set the U/M Usage field in the item/unit of measure profile to 2 for box type, the system uses this width when it assigns a storage
container. If you set the U/M Usage field to 1 for pallet type, the system uses the width of the container or the width of the item, whichever is greater. |
mnDepthPerLevel1 | DPL1 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The depth of the item as defined in the item/unit of measure profile for level
1 of your unit of measure structure, or the depth of the container. If
you set the U/M Usage field in the item/unit of measure profile to 2 for box type, the system uses that depth when it assigns a storage
container. If you set the U/M Usage field to 1 for a pallet type, the system uses the depth of the container or the depth of the carton, whichever is
greater. |
mnCubicDimensionsPerL1 | CPL1 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The gross cubic dimensions of one item/unit of measure, or the cubic dimensions of the container for the item's level 1 unit of measure. If
you set the U/M Usage field in the item's unit of measure profile to 2 for a box type container, the system uses only the gross cubic dimensions
of that container.
If you set the U/M Usage field to 2 for a pallet type container, the system adds the gross cubic dimensions of the item and
the container. |
mnWeightPerLevel1 | EPL1 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The weight of one item per unit of measure, or the weight of the item and container in the level 1 unit of measure. You define weights for an
item through Unit of Measure Definition by Item (P46011) and for the container through Container Codes (P46091). |
szUnitOfMeasureLevel2 | UML2 | char | NONE | NONE |
The item's level 2 unit of measure. You use Unit of Measure Conversion Information (P41002) to define an item's unit of measure structure.
You define the largest unit of measure in the structure as the level 1 unit of measure.
The smallest unit of measure, which is also the primary unit
of measure, is the highest level in the structure.
For example, a unit of measure structure could be as follows:
Level Unit of Measure
1
Pallet
2 Box, where 10 boxes equal 1 pallet
3 Case, where 5 cases equal 1 box
4 Interpack, where 8 interpacks equal 1 case
5
Each, where 10 eaches equal 1 interpack
In this example, the level 1 unit of measure is a pallet, and the level 5 unit of measure is an each,
which is the primary unit of measure.
You can have five levels in an item's unit of measure structure. |
mnQuantityTotalLevel2 | TQL2 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The total quantity of the item in the item's level 2 unit of measure. You use Unit of Measure Conversion Information (P41002) to define unit of
measure levels. When you define a unit of measure structure, define your largest unit of measure as level 1, and your smallest, or primary,
unit of measure as the last level. The system supplies an item's unit of measure structure to a location's detail information (F4602) during
inventory movement, but you can override the structure, if necessary |
mnQuantityPerLevel2 | QPL2 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The number of units in Level 2 unit of measure for one full unit in Level 1 unit of measure. |
szContainerCodeLevel2 | EQL2 | char | NONE | NONE |
A code (table 46/EQ) that identifies the storage container for this item in its level 2 unit of measure. A storage container can be:
o An open
container, where items are stored on the container (for example, a pallet)
o A closed container, where items are stored in the container (for
example, a box)
You use Container Codes (P46091) to define storage containers. You use Unit of Measure Definition by Item or Group
(P46011) to assign a storage container to an item in a specific unit of measure. |
mnHeightPerLevel2 | HPL2 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The height of the item as defined in the item/unit of measure profile for level 2 of your unit of measure structure, or the height of the container.
If you set the U/M Usage field in the item/unit of measure profile to 2 for box type, the system uses that height when it assigns a storage
container. If you set the U/M Usage field to 1 for pallet type, the system adds the hieght of the container and the height of the item |
mnWidthPerLevel2 | WPL2 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The width of the item as defined in the item/unit of measure profile for level 2 of your unit of measure structure, or the width of the container. If
you set the U/M Usage field in the item/unit of measure profile to 2 for box type, the system uses this width when it assigns a storage
container. If you set the U/M Usage field to 1 for pallet type, the system uses the width of the container or the width of the item, whichever is greater. |
mnDepthPerLevel2 | DPL2 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The depth of the item as defined in the item/unit of measure profile for level
2 of your unit of measure structure, or the depth of the container. If
you set the U/M Usage field in the item/unit of measure profile to 2 for box type, the system uses that depth when it assigns a storage
container. If you set the U/M Usage field to 1 for a pallet type, the system uses the depth of the container or the depth of the carton, whichever is
greater. |
mnCubicDimensionsPerL2 | CPL2 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The gross cubic dimensions of one item/unit of measure, or the cubic dimensions of the container for the item's level 2 unit of measure. If
you set the U/M Usage field in the item's unit of measure profile to 2 for a box type container, the system uses only the gross cubic dimensions
of that container.
If you set the U/M Usage field to 2 for a pallet type container, the system adds the gross cubic dimensions of the item and
the container. |
mnWeightPerLevel2 | EPL2 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The weight of one item per unit of measure, or the weight of the item and container in the level 2 unit of measure. You define weights for an
item through Unit of Measure Definition by Item (P46011) and for the container through Container Codes (P46091). |
szUnitOfMeasureLevel3 | UML3 | char | NONE | NONE |
The item's level 3 unit of measure. You use Unit of Measure Conversion Information (P41002) to define an item's unit of measure structure.
You define the largest unit of measure in the structure as the level 1 unit of measure.
The smallest unit of measure, which is also the primary unit
of measure, is the highest level in the structure.
For example, a unit of measure structure could be as follows:
Level Unit of Measure
1
Pallet
2 Box, where 10 boxes equal 1 pallet
3 Case, where 5 cases equal 1 box
4 Interpack, where 8 interpacks equal 1 case
5
Each, where 10 eaches equal 1 interpack
In this example, the level 1 unit of measure is a pallet, and the level 5 unit of measure is an each,
which is the primary unit of measure.
You can have five levels in an item's unit of measure structure. |
mnQuantityTotalLevel3 | TQL3 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The total quantity of the item in the item's level 3 unit of measure. You use Unit of Measure Conversion Information (P41002) to define unit of
measure levels. When you define a unit of measure structure, define your largest unit of measure as level 1, and your smallest, or primary,
unit of measure as the last level. The system supplies an item's unit of measure structure to a location's detail information (F4602) during
inventory movement, but you can override the structure, if necessary |
szContainerCodeLevel3 | EQL3 | char | NONE | NONE |
A code (table 46/EQ) that identifies the storage container for this item in its level 3 unit of measure. A storage container can be:
o An open
container, where items are stored on the container (for example, a pallet)
o A closed container, where items are stored in the container (for
example, a box)
You use Container Codes (P46091) to define storage containers. You use Unit of Measure Definition by Item or Group
(P46011) to assign a storage container to an item in a specific unit of measure. |
mnHeightPerLevel3 | HPL3 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The height of the item as defined in the item/unit of measure profile for level 3 of your unit of measure structure, or the height of the container.
If you set the U/M Usage field in the item/unit of measure profile to 2 for box type, the system uses that height when it assigns a storage
container. If you set the U/M Usage field to 1 for pallet type, the system adds the hieght of the container and the height of the item |
mnWidthPerLevel3 | WPL3 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The width of the item as defined in the item/unit of measure profile for level 3 of your unit of measure structure, or the width of the container. If
you set the U/M Usage field in the item/unit of measure profile to 2 for box type, the system uses this width when it assigns a storage
container. If you set the U/M Usage field to 1 for pallet type, the system uses the width of the container or the width of the item, whichever is greater. |
mnDepthPerLevel3 | DPL3 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The depth of the item as defined in the item/unit of measure profile for level
3 of your unit of measure structure, or the depth of the container. If
you set the U/M Usage field in the item/unit of measure profile to 2 for box type, the system uses that depth when it assigns a storage
container. If you set the U/M Usage field to 1 for a pallet type, the system uses the depth of the container or the depth of the carton, whichever is
greater. |
mnCubicDimensionsPerL3 | CPL3 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The gross cubic dimensions of 1 item/unit of measure, or the cubic dimensions of the container for the item's level 3 unit of measure. If you
set the U/M Usage field in the item's unit of measure profile to 2 for a box type container, the system uses only the gross cubic dimensions of
that container.
If you set the U/M Usage field to 2 for a pallet type container, the system adds the gross cubic dimensions of the item and the
container. |
mnWeightPerLevel3 | EPL3 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The weight of one item per unit of measure, or the weight of the item and container in the level 3 unit of measure. You define weights for an
item through Unit of Measure Definition by Item (P46011) and for the container through Container Codes (P46091). |
szUnitOfMeasureLevel4 | UML4 | char | NONE | NONE |
The item's level 4 unit of measure. You use Unit of Measure Conversion Information (P41002) to define an item's unit of measure structure.
You define the largest unit of measure in the structure as the level 1 unit of measure.
The smallest unit of measure, which is also the primary unit
of measure, is the highest level in the structure.
For example, a unit of measure structure could be as follows:
Level Unit of Measure
1
Pallet
2 Box, where 10 boxes equal 1 pallet
3 Case, where 5 cases equal 1 box
4 Interpack, where 8 interpacks equal 1 case
5
Each, where 10 eaches equal 1 interpack
In this example, the level 1 unit of measure is a pallet, and the level 5 unit of measure is an each,
which is the primary unit of measure.
You can have five levels in an item's unit of measure structure. |
mnQuantityTotalLevel4 | TQL4 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The total quantity of the item in the item's level 4 unit of measure. You use Unit of Measure Conversion Information (P41002) to define unit of
measure levels. When you define a unit of measure structure, define your largest unit of measure as level 1, and your smallest, or primary,
unit of measure as the last level. The system supplies an item's unit of measure structure to a location's detail information (F4602) during
inventory movement, but you can override the structure, if necessary |
szContainerCodeLevel4 | EQL4 | char | NONE | NONE |
A code (table 46/EQ) that identifies the storage container for this item in its level 4 unit of measure. A storage container can be:
o An open
container, where items are stored on the container (for example, a pallet)
o A closed container, where items are stored in the container (for
example, a box)
You use Container Codes (P46091) to define storage containers. You use Unit of Measure Definition by Item or Group
(P46011) to assign a storage container to an item in a specific unit of measure. |
mnHeightPerLevel4 | HPL4 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The height of the item as defined in the item/unit of measure profile for level 4 of your unit of measure structure, or the height of the container.
If you set the U/M Usage field in the item/unit of measure profile to 2 for box type, the system uses that height when it assigns a storage
container. If you set the U/M Usage field to 1 for pallet type, the system adds the hieght of the container and the height of the item. |
mnWidthPerLevel4 | WPL4 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The width of the item as defined in the item/unit of measure profile for level 4 of your unit of measure structure, or the width of the container. If
you set the U/M Usage field in the item/unit of measure profile to 2 for box type, the system uses this width when it assigns a storage
container. If you set the U/M Usage field to 1 for pallet type, the system uses the width of the container or the width of the item, whichever is greater. |
mnDepthPerLevel4 | DPL4 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The depth of the item as defined in the item/unit of measure profile for level
4 of your unit of measure structure, or the depth of the container. If
you set the U/M Usage field in the item/unit of measure profile to 2 for box type, the system uses that depth when it assigns a storage
container. If you set the U/M Usage field to 1 for a pallet type, the system uses the depth of the container or the depth of the carton, whichever is
greater. |
mnCubicDimensionsPerL4 | CPL4 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The gross cubic dimensions of 1 item/unit of measure, or the cubic dimensions of the container for the item's level 4 unit of measure. If you
set the U/M Usage field in the item's unit of measure profile to 2 for a box type container, the system uses only the gross cubic dimensions of
that container.
If you set the U/M Usage field to 2 for a pallet type container, the system adds the gross cubic dimensions of the item and the
container. |
mnWeightPerLevel4 | EPL4 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The weight of one item per unit of measure, or the weight of the item and container in the level 4 unit of measure. You define weights for an
item through Unit of Measure Definition by Item (P46011) and for the container through Container Codes (P46091). |
szUnitOfMeasureLevel5 | UML5 | char | NONE | NONE |
The item's level 5 unit of measure. You use Unit of Measure Conversion Information (P41002) to define an item's unit of measure structure.
You define the largest unit of measure in the structure as the level 1 unit of measure.
The smallest unit of measure, which is also the primary unit
of measure, is the highest level in the structure.
For example, a unit of measure structure could be as follows:
Level Unit of Measure
1
Pallet
2 Box, where 10 boxes equal 1 pallet
3 Case, where 5 cases equal 1 box
4 Interpack, where 8 interpacks equal 1 case
5
Each, where 10 eaches equal 1 interpack
In this example, the level 1 unit of measure is a pallet, and the level 5 unit of measure is an each,
which is the primary unit of measure.
You can have five levels in an item's unit of measure structure. |
mnQuantityTotalLevel5 | TQL5 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The total quantity of the item in the item's level 5 unit of measure. You use Unit of Measure Conversion Information (P41002) to define unit of
measure levels. When you define a unit of measure structure, define your largest unit of measure as level 1, and your smallest, or primary,
unit of measure as the last level. The system supplies an item's unit of measure structure to a location's detail information (F4602) during
inventory movement, but you can override the structure, if necessary |
szContainerCodeLevel5 | EQL5 | char | NONE | NONE |
A code (table 46/EQ) that identifies the storage container for this item in its level 5 unit of measure. A storage container can be:
o An open
container, where items are stored on the container (for example, a pallet)
o A closed container, where items are stored in the container (for
example, a box)
You use Container Codes (P46091) to define storage containers. You use Unit of Measure Definition by Item or Group
(P46011) to assign a storage container to an item in a specific unit of measure. |
mnHeightPerLevel5 | HPL5 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The height of the item as defined in the item/unit of measure profile for level 5 of your unit of measure structure, or the height of the container.
If you set the U/M Usage field in the item/unit of measure profile to 2 for box type, the system uses that height when it assigns a storage
container. If you set the U/M Usage field to 1 for pallet type, the system adds the hieght of the container and the height of the item. |
mnWidthPerLevel5 | WPL5 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The width of the item as defined in the item/unit of measure profile for level 5 of your unit of measure structure, or the width of the container. If
you set the U/M Usage field in the item/unit of measure profile to 2 for box type, the system uses this width when it assigns a storage
container. If you set the U/M Usage field to 1 for pallet type, the system uses the width of the container or the width of the item, whichever is greater. |
mnDepthPerLevel5 | DPL5 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The depth of the item as defined in the item/unit of measure profile for level
5 of your unit of measure structure, or the depth of the container. If
you set the U/M Usage field in the item/unit of measure profile to 2 for box type, the system uses that depth when it assigns a storage
container. If you set the U/M Usage field to 1 for a pallet type, the system uses the depth of the container or the depth of the carton, whichever is
greater. |
mnCubicDimensionsPerL5 | CPL5 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The gross cubic dimensions of 1 item/unit of measure, or the cubic dimensions of the container for the item's level 5 unit of measure. If you
set the U/M Usage field in the item's unit of measure profile to 2 for a box type container, the system uses only the gross cubic dimensions of
that container.
If you set the U/M Usage field to 2 for a pallet type container, the system adds the gross cubic dimensions of the item and the
container. |
mnWeightPerLevel5 | EPL5 | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The weight of one item per unit of measure, or the weight of the item and container in the level 5 unit of measure. You define weights for an
item through Unit of Measure Definition by Item (P46011) and for the container through Container Codes (P46091). |
szUsedCubesUOM | VUMD | char | NONE | NONE |
A user defined code (00/UM) that identifies the unit of measure that the system uses to display volume for this branch/plant. The system
inputs a value in this field from Branch/Plant Constants - Page 2 (P410012). You can override this default value. |
mnUsedCubes | CUBE | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The cubic space (volume) already used in a location. The system uses item dimensions and storage container dimensions to determine
used cubic space if the level 1 unit of measure for the item in this location detail has a container. |
szUsedWeightUOM | UWUM | char | NONE | NONE |
A user defined code (00/UM) that identifies the unit of measure that the system uses to indicate weight for this item. You can specify ounces,
grams, kilograms, and so on, as weight standards. The system uses this unit of measure for the item or overrides it for an individual item or
container. |
mnUsedWeight | WEIT | MATH_NUMERIC | NONE | NONE |
The weight of goods currently in a location. The system calculates this amount from the weight from the item/unit of measure profile and the
weight of the container if the level 1 unit of measure for this location detail has a storage container. |
cErrorCode | ERR | char | NONE | NONE |
The Data Field Error Code field is simply a generic data field to pass an error condition flag. This field is one of the fields that make up the
external parameter data structure of the Data Dictionary Server. |
cContainerUsage | EQUS | char | NONE | NONE |
A code that indicates whether the default storage container assigned to the specified item in this unit of measure is an open, pallet-type
container or a closed, box-type container. The system calculates the item's volume and weight based on container type.
Valid codes are:
1
The container is an open, pallet-type container. The system calculates its volume and weight as follows:
Height = the height of the container
plus the height of the items on the container Weight = the weight of the container plus the weight of the items on the container Width = the
larger of the width of the container or the items on the container Depth = the larger of the depth of the container or the items on the container
2
The container is a closed, box-type container. The system calculates its volume and weight as follows:
Weight = The weight of the container
plus the weight of the goods in the container Height, width, and depth are pulled from Container and Carton Code (P46091) information, where
you also define the container's weight.
NOTE: If you do not specify a default container for the specified item in this unit of measure, the
system uses the height, width, depth, and weight the you define on this form. |
cContainerUsage_2 | EQUS | char | NONE | NONE |
A code that indicates whether the default storage container assigned to the specified item in this unit of measure is an open, pallet-type
container or a closed, box-type container. The system calculates the item's volume and weight based on container type.
Valid codes are:
1
The container is an open, pallet-type container. The system calculates its volume and weight as follows:
Height = the height of the container
plus the height of the items on the container Weight = the weight of the container plus the weight of the items on the container Width = the
larger of the width of the container or the items on the container Depth = the larger of the depth of the container or the items on the container
2
The container is a closed, box-type container. The system calculates its volume and weight as follows:
Weight = The weight of the container
plus the weight of the goods in the container Height, width, and depth are pulled from Container and Carton Code (P46091) information, where
you also define the container's weight.
NOTE: If you do not specify a default container for the specified item in this unit of measure, the
system uses the height, width, depth, and weight the you define on this form. |
cContainerUsage_3 | EQUS | char | NONE | NONE |
A code that indicates whether the default storage container assigned to the specified item in this unit of measure is an open, pallet-type
container or a closed, box-type container. The system calculates the item's volume and weight based on container type.
Valid codes are:
1
The container is an open, pallet-type container. The system calculates its volume and weight as follows:
Height = the height of the container
plus the height of the items on the container Weight = the weight of the container plus the weight of the items on the container Width = the
larger of the width of the container or the items on the container Depth = the larger of the depth of the container or the items on the container
2
The container is a closed, box-type container. The system calculates its volume and weight as follows:
Weight = The weight of the container
plus the weight of the goods in the container Height, width, and depth are pulled from Container and Carton Code (P46091) information, where
you also define the container's weight.
NOTE: If you do not specify a default container for the specified item in this unit of measure, the
system uses the height, width, depth, and weight the you define on this form. |
cContainerUsage_4 | EQUS | char | NONE | NONE |
A code that indicates whether the default storage container assigned to the specified item in this unit of measure is an open, pallet-type
container or a closed, box-type container. The system calculates the item's volume and weight based on container type.
Valid codes are:
1
The container is an open, pallet-type container. The system calculates its volume and weight as follows:
Height = the height of the container
plus the height of the items on the container Weight = the weight of the container plus the weight of the items on the container Width = the
larger of the width of the container or the items on the container Depth = the larger of the depth of the container or the items on the container
2
The container is a closed, box-type container. The system calculates its volume and weight as follows:
Weight = The weight of the container
plus the weight of the goods in the container Height, width, and depth are pulled from Container and Carton Code (P46091) information, where
you also define the container's weight.
NOTE: If you do not specify a default container for the specified item in this unit of measure, the
system uses the height, width, depth, and weight the you define on this form. |
cContainerUsage_5 | EQUS | char | NONE | NONE |
A code that indicates whether the default storage container assigned to the specified item in this unit of measure is an open, pallet-type
container or a closed, box-type container. The system calculates the item's volume and weight based on container type.
Valid codes are:
1
The container is an open, pallet-type container. The system calculates its volume and weight as follows:
Height = the height of the container
plus the height of the items on the container Weight = the weight of the container plus the weight of the items on the container Width = the
larger of the width of the container or the items on the container Depth = the larger of the depth of the container or the items on the container
2
The container is a closed, box-type container. The system calculates its volume and weight as follows:
Weight = The weight of the container
plus the weight of the goods in the container Height, width, and depth are pulled from Container and Carton Code (P46091) information, where
you also define the container's weight.
NOTE: If you do not specify a default container for the specified item in this unit of measure, the
system uses the height, width, depth, and weight the you define on this form. |
idUOMInformation | GENLNG | ID | OPT | NONE |
General purpose ID variable. |