Change a part or group of parts' revision type
Use the Revision Type Mass Change page to change the revision type for a part or a group of parts. You can change existing parts from standard revision numbers to user-defined revision numbers.
To help you decide which parts or groups of parts for which you wish to change the revision type, you can view or print a report of parts with multiple revisions.
Parts using user-defined revision numbers are not eligible for Engineering Change Management (ECM) (A feature of Made2Manage that manages the process of engineering changes in standard item records. It provides a way to control changes you make to item masters, standard routings and bills of material; and lets you track changes to item masters, sales orders, quotes, purchase orders, bills of material, and routings.) and do not create a revision history Information about when and why you made changes to some kinds of information in Made2Manage..
To change a part or group of parts’ revision type
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Open the Revision Type Mass Change (INRTMC) page.
- Select Production Management > Master Data > Revision Type Mass Change.
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Search for INRTMC or Revision Type Mass Changer in the Navigation box and then select Revision Type Mass Change.
The Revision Type Mass Change (INRTMC) page appears.
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To enable the records on this page, select Allow User-Defined Revision Numbers check box from the ECM tab in the Production (CSPROD) page. All the records on Revision Type Mass Change (INRTMC) page are enabled.
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In the Revision Type area, perform one of the following:
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Click From Standard to User-Defined, to change the revision type from standard to user-defined.
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Click From User-Defined to Standard, to change the revision type from user-defined to standard.
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Specify the parts to change:
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| All parts in a production A categorization applied to products that makes it easier to track job costs, profitability, and revenue inflow of assets resulting from sales to customers.. | Perform the following:
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| All parts in a group code A code for categorizing products within a product class or for categorizing inventory or sales. | Perform the following:
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| All parts at a facility A place where manufacturing activity takes place, material and/or parts are stored, or from where parts are distributed. A facility is typically large, such as a site, a building, or a set of buildings at one location.. | Perform the following:
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| A range of parts. | Perform the following:
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| A single part. | Perform the following:
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