Use this screen to review the work order labor for a specific piece of equipment or bulk equipment.
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Access this screen by pressing F7 from the Equipment Maintenance History - Launch screen. Review the list of work order labor lines. Use Option 5 to display the work order. Press F3 or F12 to return to the Launch screen.
Equipment Maintenance History - Launch
Equipment Maintenance History - Labor
Equipment Maintenance History - Parts
Open/Update/Close Work Order - Header
Option |
Description |
5 |
Display. Enter 5 in the Option field to advance to a view-only version of the Open/Update/Close Work Order - Header screen from which you can access the labor detail for the work order. |
Displays the number of the equipment for which you are reviewing labor history.
Displays the starting date for the range in which you are reviewing labor history for the equipment.
Displays the ending date for the range in which you are reviewing labor history for the equipment.
Displays the category/class ID and description for the equipment.
Indicates the current status of the equipment. Valid codes include:
A - Available
D - Down - Long Term
N - Down - Short Term
R - Down - Wash Rack
I - In Transit
O - On Rent
P - On Rental Purchase
U - Pick-up
S - Sold
Displays the number of the work order for which the labor was performed.
Displays the name of the mechanic who performed the labor.
Displays a brief description of the labor performed.
Displays the date the labor was performed.
Displays the currency for the labor charges.
Function Key |
Description |
F1 |
Help. Place your cursor in a field and press F1 to access online help for that field. Place your cursor outside of any field, and press F1 to access online help at the program level. |
F3 |
Exit. Exit the page or program. |
F11 |
Detail Line. Display or hide a second line of detail for each labor line. |
F12 |
Cancel/Previous. Exit the program or move back a screen. |
F17 (Shift + F5) |
Top of List. Return to the top of the list of labor lines. |
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