M
MarkV
I have a question about how to organize tables to create a manufacturing
schedule database. I've created a Status table which holds information about
where each part resides in the manufacturing process. I have a corresponding
Schedule table which has dates for when each part should finish each
manufacturing step. The link between the two is the PartID. I want to
decouple the two tables so that the schedule can be compared to the part
dynamically. That is, the schedule is not locked into a particular serial
number but allows whichever serial number is furthest along the process, to
be used to satisfy the schedule's requirement for that operation number.
The current table structures are similar to this:
tblStatus
StatID
PartID
WorkID
OpStart
OpStop
tblSched
SkedID
PartID
WorkID
DueDate
tblWorkInstruction
WorkID
PartID
OpNum
OpDescripton
tblPart
PartID
PartSerialNumber
PartDescription
schedule database. I've created a Status table which holds information about
where each part resides in the manufacturing process. I have a corresponding
Schedule table which has dates for when each part should finish each
manufacturing step. The link between the two is the PartID. I want to
decouple the two tables so that the schedule can be compared to the part
dynamically. That is, the schedule is not locked into a particular serial
number but allows whichever serial number is furthest along the process, to
be used to satisfy the schedule's requirement for that operation number.
The current table structures are similar to this:
tblStatus
StatID
PartID
WorkID
OpStart
OpStop
tblSched
SkedID
PartID
WorkID
DueDate
tblWorkInstruction
WorkID
PartID
OpNum
OpDescripton
tblPart
PartID
PartSerialNumber
PartDescription