Yes, this came out in 22R1. This was one of my main objectives when I was EAM Product Manager.
Sure: Enable Downtime to a category: Connect the WT Category to a Work Type:Enter that Work Type on a Work Task:Take the task to work done, then fill out the pop up. You can manually put in the time, but the best way is to enter the duration and let the system backdate (time) it.
Hi Baris,I don’t really know… @Martin Harris can you get someone to answer this. I don’t know.
Make sure you’re in the site, resource group and maintenance orgs, and the work task is released. You should see them all in the Unassigned section.
I haven’t tried it against a Tool/Equipment and you didn’t say that at the beginning. See if it works against a normal equipment object. It may not be connected to T/E. It’s weird you’d start with that.
We need more information and screenshots. Obviously it’s a setup somewhere that may or may not be common to both.
It was replaced with the Grouped and Grouped/Merged functionality.
@Uthpala @James Ashmore Hey Uthpala and James,This doesn’t make sense to me. If something comes back from the tech portals or mobile that’s been taken to completed, why in the world would it not change the status to work done?Jb
You can also just make it not generatable if it’s not being removed or scrapped.I’ve always used Actions to control PM generations (W-Weekly, M-Monthly, Q-quarterly, etc.) This allow you to generate weeklies every week, Monthly & Quarterlies a couple weeks ahead, and maybe four weeks for annuals if it requires parts with long lead times or lining up contractors or whatever.
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