Checkout utility commands
- Last UpdatedApr 09, 2024
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In the Checkout Utility, you can use the command as follows:
AELicCheckout.exe [ checkout | checkedoutlist | checkin | checkinall ] [-pn <partnumber1, partnumber2=[unit count],...> | -I <part number file path>]
Where:
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[checkout] -> Checks out the listed part number(s).
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[checkedoutlist] -> Lists all checked out part number(s).
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[checkin] -> Checks in given part number(s).
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[checkinall] -> Checks in all checked out part number(s).
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[-pn <partnumber1, partnumber2=[unit count],...>]
List of part number(s) with unit count.
Unit count is the number of units to be checked out/checked in. The default value is 1.
Unit count 'ALL' will check out/check in total count of part number(s).
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[-I <part number file path>] List of part number(s) specified in the text file.
Part number file should contain a list of part number(s) delimited by comma.
Example: WSP-23-N-17,WSPRT-02-N-17=1,InTR60K17.
Following are a few sample commands:
Sample 1 A
AELicCheckout.exe checkout -pn WSP-23-N-17,WSPRT-02-N-17=2,WSP-23-N-18=ALL
The above command checks out the part numbers as follows:
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Part number WSP-23-N-17 with unit count 1
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Part number WSPRT-02-N-17 with unit count 2
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Part number WSP-23-N-18 with total count
Sample 1 B
AELicCheckout.exe checkout -pn -I D:\inputfile.txt
The above command checks out all the part numbers specified in the inputfile.txt.
Following is an example of the content from a sample input file:
Tst-HistEnt02-17=1,DevStd-04-T-20=1,SupClt-01-N-17=1
Sample 2
AELicCheckout.exe checkedoutlist
The above command lists all checked out part numbers.
Sample 3 A
AELicCheckout.exe checkin -pn WSP-23-N-17,WSPRT-02-N-17=2,WSP-23-N-18=ALL
The above command checks in the part numbers as follows:
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Part number WSP-23-N-17 with unit count 1
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Part number WSPRT-02-N-17 with unit count 2
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Part number WSP-23-N-18 with total checked out count.
Sample 3 B
AELicCheckout.exe checkin -pn -I D:\inputfile.txt
The above command checks in all the part numbers specified in the inputfile.txt.
Following is an example of the content from a sample input file:
Tst-HistEnt02-17=1,DevStd-04-T-20=1,SupClt-01-N-17=1
Sample 4
AELicCheckout.exe checkinall
The above command checks in all checked out part numbers.