| Item Engineering Data (GBF) (tiipd0203m000) |  |
| Use this session to generate a Graphical Browser Framework (GBF) for a maximum of two selected items. The check boxes that you select in this session determine the item information that is shown. If you enter an item in both the Item 1 field and the Item 2 field, both items are displayed in one window in the GBF. As a result, you can cut, copy, paste, drag, and drop data from one item to the other in the GBF. If you use the GBF, you can perform all the actions that are usually carried out from the menu browser. The three most important check boxes in this session are: BOM If this check box is selected, you can start the Bill of Material (tibom1110m000) session. If you select an option from the View Routing group box, you can also view items by their operation. If this check box is cleared, the Material-Routing Relations check box is unavailable. Where-used BOMs If this check box is selected, you can start several sessions from the GBF's Specific menu, including: Where-used BOM Components (tibom1512m000) Item - Ordering (tcibd2100s000) Items - Production (tiipd0101m000) Routing If this check box is selected, you can start several sessions from the GBF's Specific menu, including: Items - Production (tiipd0101m000) Item - General (tcibd0101s000) Items - Purchase (tdipu0101m000) For every item that is displayed in the GBF, the following folders exist: Item folder, which contains item data. BOM folder, which contains the item's BOM lines that can contain . Item-Where Used in BOM folder, which contains the BOMs in which the item is used as a part. Item-Routing folder, which contains the routing and the routing operations. For every operation, information can be linked, such as exceptions and microrouting information. Note By double-clicking a folder's icon, you can expand or collapse the folder. If a folder does not contain any data, the specific data does not apply to the item.
Fields | Description
Item 1 | Select the item for which you want to generate a graphical browser interface.
Item 2 | Select the item for which you want to generate a graphical browser interface.
BOM | If this check box is selected, the GBF will display the BOM structure of the selected item(s). If this check box is cleared, you are unable to select the Material-Routing Relations check box or the Exceptions check box.
Where-used BOMs | If this check box is selected, you can start the following sessions from the GBF Specific menu: Where-used BOM Components (tibom1512m000). Item - General (tcibd0101s000). Items - Production (tiipd0101m000). Item - Ordering (tcibd2100s000). You can also choose to view a graphical browser framework of the multilevel BOM for the item that you selected.
Operations | If this check box is selected, the operations are displayed in the GBF.
Material-Routing Relations | If this check box is selected, the material-routing operations are displayed in the GBF.
Routing | If this check box is selected, the routings are displayed in the GBF. If this check box is selected, all the other check boxes, except BOM, Material-Routing Relations, and Where-used BOMs, are automatically selected by ERP LN. In the GBF, you can start several sessions from the Specific menu, including: Items - Production (tiipd0101m000). Item - General (tcibd0101s000). Items - Purchase (tdipu0101m000).
Tooling | If this check box is selected, the GBF displays the item's tooling.
Tool BOM | If this check box is selected, the GBF displays the tools used in the item's BOM.
Serial Data | If this check box is selected, the GBF displays the item's serial data. Related topics Serial number
Where-used Machines | If this check box is selected, the GBF displays the where-used machines for the item.
Where-used Operations | If this check box is selected, the GBF displays the where used operations for the item.
Exceptions | If this check box is selected, the exceptions for unit effective items are displayed in the GBF. Related topics Exceptions in unit effectivity Overview of unit effectivity
Commands | Description
Start GBF | Starts the graphical browser framework (GBF).