Generic waves

• Code (field GWVCOD)

Code used to identify a generic wave.

• field GWVDESAXX

• Short description (field GWVSHOAXX)

• Active (field ENAFLG)

Select or clear this check box to respectively enable or disable the Sort code.

• If the check box is selected: you can apply the Sort code to a wave or preparation area.
• If the check box is cleared: you cannot use the Sort code. If you try to use it, you will receive an error message explaining that the code cannot be used.

• Priority (field PIO)

Indicates the order by which the generic waves are launched if there is no dedicated recurring task.

• Selection criteria (field SELCRI)

Name of the memo code associated with the generic wave.

• Automatic release (field AUTLNCFLG)

• Single DO wave (field SNGDOHFLG)

If this box is checked, a single wave by DO is created by the recurring task.
If the box is not checked, when launching a recurring task, the number of DOs by wave is not limited, except for the load limits that have been set up.

• Authorized addition (field ADDFLG)

If this box is checked, a recurring task can add DOs to a non-launched, previously created wave.
If this box is not checked, a recurring task creates another wave of the same "generic wave".

• Merging of flows (field WAVFLC)

• Sort code (field CTSCOD)

Three-character code identifying the set of sort criteria applied to a wave or preparation area. This code is linked to a picking order from the wave or preparation area.

The Sort code can be entered from the following functions:

• Generic wave
• Wave
• Preparation area

The Sort code displayed in a picking order can either come from the wave or from the related preparation area.

If the Sort code is assigned to a generic wave, it is also applied by default to the waves created from that generic wave.

• Work center (field LOP)

Activity whose load needs to be measured according to 1 to 3 units of measure.

• Unit (field UOM)

Unit for which a load needs to be calculated.

• Load limit (field MAXLOD)

Indicates that the OL selection should be restricted as soon as the specified limit has been reached.

• To block (field MSNLOK)

This flag is used to initialize the "to block" flag of the wave resulting from a generic wave.
When launching a wave, this parameter is used to force the creation of associated missions with status '6-blocked', thus ignoring the mission setup at site level.

 This setup only concerns missions with a picking type (PKOMVT, PKOPRC and PKOSHP) and missions with a merging of flows transfer type (TRFMERG). All the other mission types will apply the setup of the missions.

• Priority (field MSNPIO)

This flag is used to initialize the "Priority" flag of the wave resulting from a generic wave.
This parameter is used, when launching a wave, to create the associated missions with the priority defined for the wave instead of the priority defined on the mission types (see mission parameters).

 This setup only concerns missions with a picking type (PKOMVT, PKOPRC and PKOSHP) and missions with a merging of flows transfer type (TRFMERG). All the other mission types will apply the setup of the missions.