ResourceAllocation schema

ResourceAllocation type: ResourceAllocation

Identifies the resources that are need for a prodiuction order and indicates where they are to be assigned.

Header type: ResourceAllocationHeader

Information describing the work order that the resource transaction is to be charged against

Detail type: ResourceAllocationDetail

Information describing the resources to be charged.

WIPOperation type: WIPOperationReference

represents the operation at which to charge the resource. It is a reference to an existing operation defined in the routing of the item.

Is a reference to a work-in-process operation.

Kind type: Message

describes the types of resource. Suggested examples of resource types are: Outside Processing, Overhead, Resource

ResourceAllocation extends: Noun
Structure:
Elements:
Name Type Description
Detail reference
Header reference

ResourceAllocationDetail
Structure:
Elements:
Name Type Description
DocumentReferences reference
Resources reference

AW: In the future xs:All would be very helpful; still unbounded works here

AW: not using Subs group with Resource so names can be local

UserArea reference
WIPOperation reference
WorkCenter WorkCenter

identifies an area consisting of one or more resources where production takes place. This can be grouped into production areas. WorkCenter is used to identify a specific Work Center on a Shop Floor or other manufacturing facility.

ResourceAllocationHeader
Structure:
Elements:
Name Type Description
DocumentDateTime DateTime

Is the timestamp of the document on the sending system in order to track when the document was created.

DocumentReferences reference

A Production Order is likely listed here.

Kind reference
ReasonCode ReasonCode

is used as a reason indicator for any type of business event or activity

The ReasonCode can be used to indicate the process reason for this event. It can be used also to indicate the event is triggered to ‘revert/undo’ a previous event when specified with a value of ‘UNDO’.

Used as a reason indicator for any type of business event or activity.

UserArea reference

Noun Common Files