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192.168.5.1 at 21:45, 18 September 2009

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	In Enterprise, our users have tended to refer to a "Part Number" as their identifier for inventory records. This has caused confusion, as there are other fields called "[[Part Number (Enterprise)\|Part Number]]" that refer to industry standard names for parts, or vendor-specific names for parts.		In Enterprise, our users have tended to refer to a "Part Number" as their identifier for inventory records. This has caused confusion, as there are other fields called "[[Part Number (Enterprise)\|Part Number]]" that refer to industry standard names for parts, or vendor-specific names for parts.

			When creating new part records, the setting "Parts"/"Default format for tag #'s on new replenishable parts" contains a string that represents the default format to use on new replenishable parts. There are several fields registered that can be used in this format string as follows:

			* {vendor.code}: the vendor code for the default purchase vendor
			* {inventory.partnumber}: the part # that the default purchase vendor uses to refer to this part (labeled "Part number" on the replenishable tab on the parts screen)
			* {inventory.partnumberstripped}: same as above, but with company-specific [[String Delimeters (Enterprise)\|Delimeters]] stripped out (such as dashes or spaces).
			* {manufacturer.code}: the [[Manufacturer (Enterprise)\|manufacturer]] code of the part.
			* {model.name}: the [[Model (Enterprise)\|model]] of the part.
			* {model.strippedname}: same as above, but with company-specific delimeters stripped out.
			* {inventory.inventoryid}: the unique SKU of the inventory record.

			For example, let use consider an example:

			Manufacturer: Fuller (code: FUL)
			Model: S-1659
			Default purchase vendor: MW
			vendor part number: S1659

			The default format is "{vendor.code} {inventory.partnumber}" which would result in:
			MW S1659

			However, another format that could be used is "{manufacturer.code}-{model.name}" which would result in:
			FUL-S-1659

	==Database==		==Database==

Codeman at 18:36, 10 July 2009

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Codeman at 16:08, 10 July 2009

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Codeman at 20:42, 8 July 2009

2009-07-08T20:42:29Z

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As in Pro, the Enterprise tag number is the user identifier for inventory records.

In Enterprise, our users have tended to refer to a "Part Number" as their identifier for inventory records. This has caused confusion, as there are other fields called "[[Part Number (Enterprise)|Part Number]]" that refer to industry standard names for parts, or vendor-specific names for parts.

==Database==
Tag number is stored in the inventory table with the column name `tagnumber`

==See Also==
[[Tag Number (Pro)]]

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Duff at 19:03, 20 October 2008

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Duff at 19:00, 20 October 2008

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			==See Also==
			[[Tag Number (Pro)]]

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2008-10-20T18:58:05Z

New page: As in Pro, the Enterprise tag number is the user identifier for inventory records. In Enterprise, our users have tended to refer to a "Part Number" as their identifier for inventory recor...

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