How You Manage Lookups for Maintenance
Lookups in an application represent the set of codes and their meanings.
In addition to the common lookups, you can set up the lookups specific to Oracle Maintenance as needed. To see the standard lookups in the Setup and Maintenance work area, use the Manage Standard Lookups task:
- Offering: Manufacturing and Supply Chain Materials Management
- Functional Area: Maintenance Management
- Task: Manage Standard Lookups
Lookup Name | Lookup Code | Description |
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Maintenance Program Subtype | ORA_MNT_MX_PROGRAM_SUB_TYPE | User defined lookup that can be optionally defined and updated for a Maintenance Program. |
Warranty Coverages Type | ORA_CSE_WTY_COVERAGES_TYPE | User defined lookup that can be optionally defined and updated for a Warranty Coverage. |
Warranty Coverages Status | ORA_CSE_WTY_COVERAGES_STATUS | Status of a Warranty Coverage. Values are Draft and Ready. This lookup isn't extendable, or customer defined. |
Warranty Coverage Duration Unit Of Measure | ORA_CSE_WTY_COVERAGES_UOM | The unit of measures that are used when defining a time duration of a
Warranty Coverage. Values are Day, Month and Year. This lookup isn't extendable, or customer defined. |
Warranty Contracts Object | ORA_CSE_WTY_CONTRACTS_OBJECT | The object type for which Warranty Contracts can be created. The only value
is an Asset. This lookup isn't extendable, or customer defined. |
Warranty Contracts Status | ORA_CSE_WTY_CONTRACTS_STATUS | The status for a Warranty Contract. Values is Draft, Ready or
Expired. This lookup isn't extendable, or customer defined. |
Warranty Claim Object Type | ORA_CSE_WTY_CLAIM_OBJECT_TYPE | The object type for which Warranty Contracts can be created. The only value
is an Work Order. This lookup isn't extendable, or customer defined. |
Warranty Claims Type | ORA_CSE_WTY_CLAIMS_TYPE | User defined lookup that can be optionally defined and updated for a Warranty Claim. |
Warranty Claims Status | ORA_CSE_WTY_CLAIMS_STATUS | The status for a Warranty Claim. The seeded values include Pending Review,
Draft, On Hold, Cancelled, Submitted, Rejected, and Resolved. Optionally you
can define additional Status values. Note: Don't disable the lookup value of
Pending Review. It is used as the default value when a new Claim is
created using the scheduled process. |
Warranty Claim Reimbursement Type | ORA_CSE_WTY_CLAIM_REIMB_TYPE | User defined lookup that can be optionally defined and updated for a Warranty Claim. |
Warranty Entitlement Status | ORA_CSE_WTY_ENT_STATUS | This lookup isn't extendable, or customer defined. |
For more information on lookups that are common to any Oracle application, refer to the Oracle Fusion Cloud SCM: Implementing Common Features for SCM guide.
In addition to the common lookups, you can view and set up the lookups specific to Oracle Maintenance as needed. To set up lookups for Maintenance in the Setup and Maintenance work area, use the Manage Maintenance Lookups task:
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Offering: Manufacturing and Supply Chain Materials Management
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Functional Area: Maintenance Management
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Task: Manage Maitenance Lookups
The Maintenance application uses the following lookups that can be populated as needed:
Lookup Name |
Lookup Code |
Description |
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Maintenance Work Order Type |
ORA_MNT_WO_TYPE |
Indicates if the work order performed against an asset is preventive or corrective. You can’t add any additional lookup values. |
Maintenance Work Order Subtype |
ORA_MNT_WO_SUB_TYPE |
Indicates the condition under which a work order must be performed against an asset. You can add additional lookup values as needed. Note: Ensure if you disable any of the seeded subtype values, especially if
they are used across other maintenance or objects, such as being referenced
in a work order. Additionally, the seeded value ORA_PLANNED is the default
subtype for work orders created by a maintenance program. If you disable
this lookup and the work order asset doesn't have a subtype defined, then
the work order import process fails for the forecast line and doesn't create
a work order.
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