Traveler

We do not use Job Traveller anymore, just once a while for a quick
Job.

We creates small program (connect through ODBC) to print the Tag
(letter size), we call WIP tag. This tag will be printed when
Operator report labor qty. The tag will show the qty and the next
workcenter. This WIPtag combines with our Dispatch Report.

We want to use the tag in the Data Collection but It does not have
the next WorkCeter information.


--- In vantage@yahoogroups.com, "Jasper Recto" <jrecto@l...> wrote:
> Just a question on how other companies do this.
>
> Lets say you have job traveler for 100 parts and it's at the first
operation. After the first 25 parts are completed, they transfer
those parts to the next operation. What do you do with the
traveler? Do you send it to the next operation? Do you leave it
with the 1st? What happens if the job splits to several operations?
What do other companies do?
>
> Thanks,
> Jasper
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
NatureHi All,
I'm trying to add the customer name at the top of the traveler and have it
repeat on each page as required. I can't seem to find the solution. Any
suggestions?

Thanks,
Nelson
Colonial Tool Group Inc.
Nelson L. Dufour Ph. 519-253-2461, x226
I. S. Services Mgr Ph. 313-965-8680, x226
1691 Walker Rd
Windsor, Ont. Fax 519-253-5911
N8W 3P1 e-mail: ndufour@...





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Nelson:

Insert the jobhead.CUSTNAME field into a Page Header in Crystal.

Rick Gors
MR/MMIS
Osco
----- Original Message -----
From: Nelson Dufour
To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 11:07 AM
Subject: [Vantage] Traveler


NatureHi All,
I'm trying to add the customer name at the top of the traveler and have it
repeat on each page as required. I can't seem to find the solution. Any
suggestions?

Thanks,
Nelson
Colonial Tool Group Inc.
Nelson L. Dufour Ph. 519-253-2461, x226
I. S. Services Mgr Ph. 313-965-8680, x226
1691 Walker Rd
Windsor, Ont. Fax 519-253-5911
N8W 3P1 e-mail: ndufour@...





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Hello all!

Does anybody happen to have the Job Traveler report created in Report builder? I would like to be able to alter the report and put a link into vantage. I know you can do it with the crystal report but that takes some extra steps.

Thanks and have a great Holiday weekend!!!!!!

Jasper




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I have a 3-deep BOM structure that I need to print out on the
Traveler.
Does anyone know how to alter the canned Traveler to show these
parent fields??
TIA,
Joey

Example:
SubAssembly 123456
. SubAssembly 567890
.. SubAssembly 987654 This is the part that's detailed on
the Traveler. I need to know the parent assemblies.
Just a question on how other companies do this.

Lets say you have job traveler for 100 parts and it's at the first operation. After the first 25 parts are completed, they transfer those parts to the next operation. What do you do with the traveler? Do you send it to the next operation? Do you leave it with the 1st? What happens if the job splits to several operations? What do other companies do?

Thanks,
Jasper




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At 01:11 PM 9/14/2004, you wrote:
>Lets say you have job traveler for 100 parts and it's at the first
>operation. After the first 25 parts are completed, they transfer those
>parts to the next operation. What do you do with the traveler? Do you
>send it to the next operation? Do you leave it with the 1st?

I customized our traveller to have some of the features of our pre-Vantage
software. A separate page for each op; At the bottom left of each page
was a grid with lines for first article and each subsequent batch
inspected, that QC filled in with qty, date, inspector, etc.

I actually did it in excel, then did a screen capture & save to a b&w
bitmap that was
stuck into the crystal form. 'bunch easier than trying to draw all the
lines in C.R.

The paperwork stayed with its operation. Unless we had to do an order
split. Then the new order got its own shop packet.

-Wayne Cox
Twenty Three -- Information Technology Consulting
828-685-2338



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We print each Oper on a seperate page. Travelers (called Process Sheets here) are all over the place. In order to bring some sense of "place" in the scheme of things I have a small sub-report at the bottom right of each page that lists the 5 opers before and after the oper for that page (with that oper highlighted with a light gray background). This way they know where their parts are going and where they are coming from. Also each page (because it has more room for it) has an area for check offs and initials. There is also a lot more room for multi-line Operation Text specific to that type of operation.

One other change we made was to eliminate the Material and Shipping info onto "clones" of the JT. When the JT is printed all the .dbf files are there to print what we call a Shipping Advisor that lists all the releases. This way when SO releases are added or changed only the Ship Advisor needs to be printed and all the Process Sheets (oops Job Travelers) can remain on the floor.

-Todd C.

-----Original Message-----
From: Jasper Recto [mailto:jrecto@...]
Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 2004 12:11 PM
To: Vantage Groups (E-mail)
Subject: [Vantage] Traveler


Just a question on how other companies do this.

Lets say you have job traveler for 100 parts and it's at the first operation. After the first 25 parts are completed, they transfer those parts to the next operation. What do you do with the traveler? Do you send it to the next operation? Do you leave it with the 1st? What happens if the job splits to several operations? What do other companies do?

Thanks,
Jasper




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