Field reference
The fields on a rule, grouped by purpose. (Internal column names are noted where they help when reading data or logs.) Binding Field Meaning Level (col level) The assembly level the rule targets; matched against the node’s level. Parent level (col parent_level) The node’s context; secondary qualifier that steers notch/part branches. Set together with Level […]
Levels & binding — the key idea
“Binding” means: which node of the design does this rule attach to? This is controlled by the rule’s Level, and it is where most confusion (and most bugs) come from. The assembly hierarchy Every unit is a tree of nodes, each at an assembly level: Level Node Overall / Facet The whole unit and its […]
Writing a rule — a checklist
Author every rule in the same order. The first three choices are the heart of the rule; the rest are parameters. Series — confirm you are editing the right product line. Level — this is the binding. Choose the node the rule should attach to. If you are copying a rule that already works, keep […]
Reverting an order to a quote
When a customer is not ready to go ahead, or an order was placed by mistake, you can send an Ordered order back to the Quotes tab. The order keeps its number and all its items; only its stage changes. Who can use it The Revert to Quote button on the order row is available […]
Requisitions per line item — why one line raises several
Real question from the floor “I have one order with one line item, quantity 10. When it was scheduled the system generated ten separate requisitions of qty 1 instead of one requisition for qty 10. Why — and what setting controls it?” This is expected behaviour for assembly parts, and it is controlled by one company preference […]
Reports & stations — overview
Every printed or on-screen document in OpenJanela — a quote, an order acknowledgement, an invoice, a shop traveller, a barcode label — is produced from a report. This chapter explains what a report is, how reports are made available at the right place (a production station, or a print dialog), and the two everyday tasks: […]
Available reports by station
“Available reports by station” is the list of reports that show up for an operator working at a particular station on a particular line. Each entry is the combination production line + station + report, and each entry can carry a few options: Option Effect Send to printer The report is sent straight to a […]
Reports by panel
A panel is a named print context in the application — for example Order Document Report, Confirm Order, Quote – Order, Invoice, Purchase Orders or Customer Projects. When a print dialog opens, it lists exactly the reports that have been attached to that panel. Attaching a report to a panel is therefore how you make it […]
Managing reports
Reports are created and edited on the Report Management screen (Administration). The screen is a searchable list of reports on the left and, on the right, a set of tabs for the selected report. What, where, who, when, why What The registry of printable documents: for each report, its JasperReports template (.jasper), friendly name, default […]
Reordering line items
Line items on an order can be put in any order you like. There are two ways to do it, and they do exactly the same thing. Way How Best for Drag and drop Press and hold on a line in the item list, drag it over the line you want it to sit at, […]