+1Hi
when looking to add objects that are missing from the PM Program the list includes serial objects that are scrapped, if they are scrapped they are not eligible to be included but you only know they are scrapped when you have got to the point of adding them in, which is a waste of time. Is there a way to remove from the list altogether or at least identify them so you don’t try and add them in and have users waste precious time?
Best answer by Nethmini Kosvinna
Hi
In IFSCloud, scrapped objects are still considered in the PM Program, and there is currently no status-based indication to easily identify scrapped objects within the PM object list.
When attempting to perform ‘Apply PM Program’, the system returns the error:
“It is not possible to connect a scrapped object.”
However, identifying which object is scrapped from the list remains challenging.
This limitation should ideally be addressed in a future release to improve usability and data integrity.
For now, a practical approach is to remove either the item class or process class when scrapping an object. This prevents the object from appearing in the PM Program.
Hope this helps!
Thanks,
Nethmini
+18Hi
In IFSCloud, scrapped objects are still considered in the PM Program, and there is currently no status-based indication to easily identify scrapped objects within the PM object list.
When attempting to perform ‘Apply PM Program’, the system returns the error:
“It is not possible to connect a scrapped object.”
However, identifying which object is scrapped from the list remains challenging.
This limitation should ideally be addressed in a future release to improve usability and data integrity.
For now, a practical approach is to remove either the item class or process class when scrapping an object. This prevents the object from appearing in the PM Program.
Hope this helps!
Thanks,
Nethmini
+1Thank Nethmini, great easy and quick solution, be good if this is addressed in future releases, it just a small but very irritating issue haha
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