| Inspection Order Lines History (qmptc3506m000) |  |
| Use this session to display the order lines for a specific inspection order that was previously carried out. The order line details can be viewed in the details session. Related topics Standard inspections
Fields | Description
Inspection Order | An order used to structure the inspection of products that are purchased, produced, or sold.
Position | The line number that identifies the inspection order line.
Aspect | A part of an item. For example, a bolt can have the aspects head and tail. An aspect can have one or more characteristics. For example, a head can have a diameter and a length, and a tail can have a diameter and a color.
Characteristic | A reference to a particular quality or distinctive mark of an item or an item part/component. For example, diameter, length, weight.
Characteristic Type | The type of value that is measured.
Characteristic Unit | The unit in which an item's characteristic is expressed, for example, meters, kilograms. Note If you enter Fraction or Integer in the Characteristic Type field it is mandatory to fill in the Characteristic Unit field. If you enter Option you can leave the Characteristic Unit field blank.
Characteristic for Algorithm | If this check box is selected, the characteristic is used as a variable or constant in the algorithm of another characteristic.
Option Set | A group of possible values of a characteristic. For each value (option) you can indicate whether it is acceptable or not. The options blue and red form an option set Example
Characteristic | pH value
Test | Litmus test
Options | blue = acceptable
red = not acceptable
Method | The type of characteristic value or the way in which the characteristic value is calculated.
Algorithm | An expression that is used to compute a characteristic by means of other variables or fixed characteristics. Note You can only enter data in the Algorithm field, if you entered Algorithm in the Method field. Enter the name of the algorithm that is used to calculate the characteristic.
Actual Start Date | The date on which the first data is entered for the inspection order line. This date is updated in the Sample Test Data by Characteristic (qmptc1115m000) session and the Sample Test Data by Serial Number (qmptc1116m000) session, and cannot be modified.
Actual Completion Date | The date on which the inspection is reported as completed. This date is updated in the Complete/Process Inspection Orders (qmptc1202m000) session, and cannot be modified.
Test | An examination or check done on a characteristic. You can link one or more tests to a characteristic.
Test Area | The physical location where tests take place.
Destructive Test | If this check box is selected, the test is destructive and the item cannot be used after testing. If this check box is cleared, the test is not destructive and the item can be used after testing.
Result Type | The type of result reported to the user.
Test Unit | The unit that applies to the test. For example, meter, liter, or kilogram.. Note The characteristic unit is the default value. The test unit and the characteristic unit must have the same physical quantity.
Test Standard | The standard normally used for the test. For example, a DIN standard.
Skill | The specific know-how or technical expertise that an engineer must have to carry out activities. For example, knowledge of electricity, specific equipment, and so on.
Employee | The person that performs the test on this characteristic.
Instrument | The default instrument used to measure the characteristic.
Fixed Characteristic Value | The value of a constant (that is a fixed characteristic) which is used in algorithms. For example: Characteristic Gravity Fixed Characteristic Value 13.4 Note This only applies if the Method field is set on Fixed. If the Characteristic Type field is set on Integer, the fixed characteristic value is rounded up to the nearest integer.
Example
User Entry | Rounded Value
5 | 11
4 | 10
6 | 11
Characteristic Standard | The standard normally used for characteristics. This is an informative field. For example, a DIN standard, or an ISO standard.
Norm | The norm is the desired quality for this characteristic, expressed in the characteristic unit. Note This field does not apply if you enter Fixed in the Method field or Option in the Characteristic Type field.
Norm | The norm is the desired quality for this characteristic, expressed in the characteristic unit. Note This field does not apply if you enter Fixed in the Method field or Option in the Characteristic Type field.
Upper Limit | The highest characteristic value, expressed in the characteristic unit, for which quality is acceptable. Note The Upper Limit field must be greater than or equal to the value in the Norm field.
Upper Limit | The physical quantity in which an item or good is managed. For example, a quantity of wood can be expressed as a length by using the unit of one meter, or as a volume by using the unit of one cubic meter.
Lower Limit | The lowest characteristic value, expressed in the characteristic unit, for which quality is acceptable. Note The Lower Limit must be lower than or equal to the value in the Norm field.
Lower Limit | Type the lowest characteristic value for which quality is acceptable, expressed in the characteristic unit. Note The Lower Limit must be lower than or equal to the value in the Norm field.