Use of revision number to segregate shutdown maintenance

Hi,
Please guide me the functionality of revision number with transaction code..like while creating order how can we assign revision number to maintenance order, as we are not using different order type for shutdown.
Thanks
DM

hi
it is entirely depend on your requirement ,if your industry will have shutdown for 3 months every year.
then create revision number say 1 for this year and create 2 for next year.
then while creating maintenance order in header tab page you can select the revision number in the Revision field,system will reschedule to the date specified in the system
regards
thyagarajan

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Hi Mario,
I want to
ensure you mean what I think by "get a revision number hard coded in an Application"
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number etc. This
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Software Release VI
putting in the
details you want
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values will then
be displayed in
your executable application.
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simple to implement
and test; it is a good way to start. You just treat this VI as any other from the
point of view
of your source
control system.
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has problems (people
forgetting to do
the change before
the build, people not knowing the next
number etc) and very
soon you will
want to move to an automatic revision control system.
I use and strongly
recommend the OpenG builder
rather than the
NI builder, for
a number of reason.
1) Good API,
to help you script you builds automatically
2) Good hooks
for pre-build, post-build
and call-backs VI
integration. For example
automatically zip up
your application after
a build an email to somebody.
3) A built
in revision system
you should be
able to get up and running without much trouble
4) The Build
configuration files are
in a human readable format.
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which using ClearCase
and not SVN but the same principle applies, this
is a simplified
description.
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basic files that
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version of the
ini file (the
latest) and after
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in the latest
is immediately updated
with this new
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can see it.
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the values read
out from the ini. The version of the software release VI is then saved and closed and then the build start. I do not worry about keeping
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of the Software
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the config control
system, in fact
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counts.
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as a simple guide
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Dannyt
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