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The message for planning groups will be changed to indicate that
leaving the field blank will result in all planning groups being
retrieved.
There is a way to capture your query criteria and 'reuse' it.
It involves an advanced feature of RALLY called macros. Your
keystrokes are captured into a file and you may reuse them.
For details, refer to the RALLY Application User's Guide or
RALLY System User's Guide. You may also create a user-defined
aggregate so that you issue 1 query for an entire set of
aggregates and 2-5-2 parts.
There may be some confusion regarding the aggregate screens. For
backlog, shipments, certs, and inventory, the information is
displayed at a summary level with grand totals displayed below
the query criteria. For ship plan and OTD, information may
be displayed at a summary or detail level. On some screens,
up to 10 'passes' of data may be displayed. Each member
appears on a separate page in this case since the number
of passes displayed may vary. Grand totals are not displayed
on the ship plan detail screens but are directly below
the query criteria on OTD screens. You may look at Release 1.1
to see updated versions of the forms.
Karen Underkofler
DTN 250-2286
If you have specific business needs, please leave a note
for Harry Garabedian. He will see that the request is forwarded.
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| I don't think that Pete's answer was sufficient. It seems a pity
that the user needs to learn a new language to extract data,
when that data was so easily extracted using the menu driven
format of the old 10 system. I agree with Pete that once an inquiry
has been done that it is extremely time consuming to go back and
clear the screen for the next entry whether it is a successful inquiry
or not. A user must remember that if it is not a successful entry
that they must go back out of that screen and start all over again.
Again, a waste of valuable time. It may not be much of a chore for
a systems oriented person, but for a USER, trying to do his or her
job, it becomes very anoying. When can the user be trained on using
MACROS as part of the FAP training?
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