Please ensure Javascript is enabled for purposes of website accessibility
Powered by Zoomin Software. For more details please contactZoomin

AVEVA™ Manufacturing Execution System 2023 R2

oper_step_grp

  • Last UpdatedNov 20, 2024
  • 2 minute read

The oper_step_grp able provides the ability to define any number of step groups per process operation. Every step must be assigned to one step group.

The step_grp_seq field specifies the sequence in which the step groups must be performed relative to other step groups, the same sequence number meaning that those step groups may be performed concurrently.

Together the step_seq and step_grp_seq fields allow any combination of serialized or concurrent steps to be defined for each operation.

The ‘repeatability’ field is used to specify the repeatability of all steps in this group. This field is set = 0 for setup and teardown steps that are only performed once during the execution of the job, = 1 if the steps should be repeated for each lot that is produced. Future settings could be used to specify steps that need to be performed at shift start only etc.

Field

Datatype

PK

Nulls?

Description

process_id

string40

Y

N

Identify process

oper_id

string40

Y

N

Identify operation

step_grp_id

int32

Y

N

Identify step group

step_grp_desc

string80

N

N

Description for this step group

step_grp_seq

int32

N

N

Sequence to perform step groups. Same seq means groups can be done concurrently.

repeatability

int32

N

N

Enumeration of ways in which steps in this group are to be repeated:

0 = only performed once during the execution of the job, as for setup and teardown steps

1 = steps should be repeated for each lot that is produced (default)

last_edit_comment

string254

N

Y

Reserved for internal use to indicate why this record was changed

last_edit_by

string40

N

Y

Who last changed this record

last_edit_at

tdatetime

N

N

When this record was last changed

row_id

ID 1

N

N

Unique row identifier, for audit trail

FK from process_id, oper_id to oper. (Cascade delete)

Related Links
TitleResults for “How to create a CRG?”Also Available in