Use the Event Editor
- Last UpdatedApr 16, 2025
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The Event editor interface in AVEVA Production Management provides you the ability to edit, reprocess and finalize Inventory data.
Note Inventory reprocessing accepts data from work units as well as work centers.
Interactive Status Panel
As part of the Event Editor, the interactive status panel provides updates on the status of your Inventory reprocessing. At-a-glance, you can see how many changes were made, how many issues currently exist, and how many days of unfinalized data exist.
There are three main functions you can perform on the Event Editor:
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Edit Details - You can edit the details of a selected movement event.
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Reprocess - You can reprocess Inventory data to process the impact of data changes.
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Finalize - You can finalize Inventory data up to a specified date and time. After being finalized, records cannot be updated or changed again by reprocessing.
Issues
The number of processing issues that have occurred during movement event processing.
Some examples of the types of processing issues that could occur:
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Inventory moved from a non-existent location.
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Inventory moved to a non-existent location.
For more information, see View processing details for movement events section in Display the Movement Events view.
Changes
The number of pending changes in the system. While this number is zero, there is no action to take. When there becomes one or more user changes to movement events in the system, the button changes to Reprocess.
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Click Reprocess to process the changes to Inventory events, and to reprocess other Inventory data that is impacted by the changes.
When the reprocessing operation is finished, the button changes to Completed.
For more information, see Reprocess data.
Days
The number of days since the last finalization date time. If the number of days becomes very large, it may take a while to process the amount of unfinalized data in the system. Finalize data as often as your business requires. Keep in mind that finalized data cannot be changed or reprocessed again.
For more information, see Finalizing data.