This entry point is used after the standard addressing prints have been launched on assembling.
It enables specific prints to be launched.
Neither GOK nor GPE are tested after this entry point.
There is no current transaction while this entry point is being used.
VACNUM contains the wave number released for addressing in the environment ([L]SITE,[L]DEPOSANT)
SIMUL is not equal to zero if the wave addressing has been launched in simulation mode.
CUMFLUX is equal to 3 on addressing of the assembling orders
This entry point is used at the end of the output addressing transaction.
It makes it possible to update specific tables in the output addressing transaction.
Following this entry point, the GOK variable is tested:
If GOK<1, the transaction is rolled back.
There is a current transaction when this entry point is being used.
VACNUM contains the wave number released for addressing in the environment ([L]SITE,[L]DEPOSANT)
SIMUL is not equal to zero if the wave addressing has been launched in simulation mode.
CUMFLUX is equal to 3
VACBOM table open and filled.
This entry point is used during the addressing of an assembling wave, after an assembling order has been moved to status 4 (Picking under progress) or 9 (Processed), and before any generation of the assembling report interface.
Following this entry point, the GOK variable is tested:
If GOK<1, the transaction is rolled back.
There is a current transaction when this entry point is being used.
BOMORDERH table open and filled
OBMHSTA contains the status of the AO header before the AO is updated.
This entry point is called before the standard addressing of the flow of an assembling wave.
It is used to carry out a specific addressing.
Following this entry point, the GOK variable is tested:
If GOK<1, the transaction is rolled back.
There is a current transaction when this entry point is being used.
VACNUM contains the wave number released for addressing in the environment ([L]SITE,[L]DEPOSANT)
SIMUL is not equal to zero if the wave addressing has been launched in simulation mode.
CUMFLUX is equal to 3
This entry point is called after the standard addressing of the flow of an assembling wave.
Following this entry point, the GOK variable is tested:
If GOK<1, the transaction is rolled back.
There is a current transaction when this entry point is being used.
VACNUM contains the wave number released for addressing in the environment ([L]SITE,[L]DEPOSANT)
SIMUL is not equal to zero if the wave addressing has been launched in simulation mode.
CUMFLUX is equal to 3
This entry point is used before elaborating the component transfer orders of the assembling wave.
It enables the specific elaboration of the component transfer orders.
The output movements are generated, addressed and possibly packed.
Neither GOK nor GPE variables are tested after this entry point:
- If GPE<>0, the standard elaboration of the picking orders is not carried out; the NBOT, POIDS, VOLUME variables then need to be entered.
- If GOK<1, the transaction is rolled back.
There is a current transaction when this entry point is being used.
VACNUM contains the wave number released for addressing in the environment ([L]SITE,[L]DEPOSANT)
SIMUL is not equal to zero if the wave addressing has been launched in simulation mode.
CUMFLUX is equal to 3
NBOT represents the number of component transfer orders generated for the wave.
POIDS represents the weight of the transfers to be conducted for the wave.
VOLUME represents the volume of the transfers to be conducted for the wave.
This entry point is used after the standard or specific elaboration of the component transfer orders of the assembling wave.
Following this entry point, the GOK variable is tested:
If GOK<1, the transaction is rolled back.
There is a current transaction when this entry point is being used.
VACNUM contains the wave number released for addressing in the environment ([L]SITE,[L]DEPOSANT)
SIMUL is not equal to zero if the wave addressing has been launched in simulation mode.
CUMFLUX is equal to 3.