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This chapter describes operational views. The following topics are covered:
Overview: Overview of operational views.
Operational Views: Description of available operational views.
Technical: Use of APIs.
Operational views is a dialog on the SIM tablet that allows the user to access four different views of data for informational purposes or research. The following views are available:
This section describes each available operational view.
The New Items operational view displays active items for the user's store that were received for the first time in the past seven days. The receipt may have been from a supplier, warehouse, or store. The records are grouped together by department. Fields include item, description, primary location if sequencing is used, first received date, and available stock on hand.
The Noncompliant Tickets operational view displays active items for the user's store that have a regular price change without a ticket or label. The date is passed in by the user and the system looks for items with regular price changes for that date where there are no labels submitted to printing, there are no tickets, or a ticket quantity is less than or equal to the stock on hand. Fields include item, description, ticket quantity, and stock on hand.
The Expiring Items operational view displays items for the user's store that are expiring on a given date. The expiration date is passed in by the user. The expiration date on the item will be those that are captured through extended attributes on transactions. Fields include expiration date, item, description, and location if sequencing is used.
The Out of Stock operational view displays active items for the user's store that are out of stock, meaning the available stock on hand is less than or equal to zero. Fields include item, description, inbound, and ordered.
The operational view functionality uses regular EJB service APIs to load information about items and/or transactions that have taken place in the system to gather information to display. There are no web services or batch jobs to support this functionality. It is available on the MAF large format only and retrieves its information from tables described in other chapters.
