|  |            For Std Cost & Desc, probably APPIX.  For MTBF, theoretically
           APPIX, too, but practically, try Nancy Whittemore... she used
           to help me with reliability (CSSE) metrics a few years ago.
           
           Steve
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|  | Hi Tom...
Here is the scoop.. if you can get Option 237 SPOC II Report Facility
from spoc, you can go into that menu selection and then choose:
9.  Create Your Own Reports
which gives you a 1032> prompt
You then edit a report called whatever, ex. STD_COST.DMC
HERE IS THE REPORT:
set ds spmast
init 1 STD_COST.RPT
find part_num  363352068
print on 1 part_num part_desc STANDARD_COST
RELEASE 1
You can list multiple part numbers like this:
find part_num eq 363456548 363456549 363940804 364171101 364177801 364178301 -
364180601
OR like this:
find part_num bet 364310301 364310399 -
bet 364349501 364349599 -
bet 364363901 364363999
You also need to add the attribute for `mtbf'.. if I knew what it was
I could give it to you, but I don't know what it is representing.
Once you edit the report, you exit the file and at the 
1032> you will type USE STD_COST.DMC <return>
It should say:
2700 records found
Then you can type: STD_COST.RPT and should get something like this (plus
a column for the `mtbf':
PART_NUM                        PART_DESC                        STANDARD_COST
---------  ----------------------------------------------------  -------------
363352068  LABEL,FCC LN14X-AT                                               0
you can then type MAIL at the 1032>, you'll get a MAIL> where you
can say send STD_COST.RPT <return>
to: 7689::KOPEC
subj: report
just exit out and you are all set.
Also, I don't know how the parts file you have is printed, 225555522 or 
22-55555-22, but if it is 22-55555-22, you can use the EDD editor to
remove all the `-' in about 2 minutes.
Give me a call. 223-2619
This should take a total of 10-15 minutes, TOPS!!
Hope this helps, LIsa
PS. IF you need this right away I will help you out and get 
you your report until you get the 237 option and stuff.
LIsa
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