Outworker Order
The following program description deals with:
- Remarks on the Program Function
- Remarks on the Input Fields
- Use the Index to find the field details required.
Remarks on the Program Function
By use of this program, you can maintain data of the outworker orders, i.e. create new records, modify or delete existing data. You can view already stored data for information purposes.
Basically, an outworker order consists of two parts: the formal data and the concrete repair orders which are to be sent to an outworker.
In a first step, the formal data is created via the program Outworker Order, i.e. you give an outworker order note number, enter the outworker, define the date, time etc. Basically, you create a table in which the actual entries, the repair orders to be sent, are still missing, though.
In the second step, you make the missing entries. These are the repair orders which are assigned to the outworker order. This assignment happens via the program Outworker Order Position.
Notes:
The outworker order is only finished
correctly by confirmation with 
key after saving
your entries. When you have confirmed an outworker order, you can still view
the data but you cannot change them. At the same time, this state finishes the
outworker order.
A confirmed outworker order is the basis of an Outworker Delivery.
This paragraph will provide a short overview over the options available for updating these basic data
Just like in almost any other program:
- The input mask may be different in your MICROS Retail OSCAR POS program depending on the set-up of the application. In some cases some data fields may be missing.
- Some input fields may contain default values or defined selection options; these cannot be updated.
- The input mask contains some fields that require an entry and others in which entries are optional.
- If the data record is updated via multi-page input masks, go to the dialog window by clicking on the appropriate buttons with <Mouse key 1>.
- The same procedure applies to call up another update program from this program.
- In some cases you may find that so-called "Switches" which - depending on the default - can be activated or deactivated with <Mouse key 1>. Activated switches are identified by their dark color, deactivated switches are lighter-colored.
Company
Permitted input range: numeric, 1 - 9999
Select the number of the company on the basis of which the outworker order is/ has been carried out.
If you do not know the number, you can select the data record via the Search Function.
Branch
Permitted input range: numeric, 1 - 99999
Enter the number of the branch from which the outworker order is carried out.
Outworker Order No.
Permitted input range: numeric, 1 - 99999999
With a new outworker order, confirm this field by pressing the <Return> key. In the course of the subsequent storage process, the system automatically generates the lowest free number.
For deletions and modifications, select the data record by entering the number in the primary key fields.
Operator
Permitted input range: numeric, 1 - 99999999
Displays the number of the signed-on operator.
Outworker
Permitted input range: numeric, 1 - 999999
Select the number of the outworker for whom you would like to maintain an order.
If you do not know the number, you can select the data record via the Search Function.
Order Day
Permitted input range: DDMMYYYY (day, month, year)
Date of the order.
Order Time
Permitted input range: HHMMSS (hour, minute, second)
Time of the order.
Date of Delivery
Permitted input range: DDMMYYYY (day, month, year)
Expected date of delivery.
Note to Outworker
Permitted input range: alphanumeric, max. 254 chars.
Enter a descriptive text for this outworker order. The text can be chosen at will. You can use up to 254 characters.
Index
- Branch
- Company
- Date of Delivery
- Note to Outworker
- Operator
- Order Day
- Order Time
- Outworker
- Outworker Order No.
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