system.mes.productionOrder.saveProductionOrder

Description

Creates or updates a Production Orders record in the system based on the provided parameters.

Syntax

system.mes.productionOrder.saveProductionOrder(**productionOrderData)

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Nullable	Description
name	String	False	The name of the production order.
productId	String (ULID)	False	The ULID of the material produce to be produced.
locationId	String (ULID)	True	The ULID of the location associated with this production order.
status	String	False	The status of the production order. Default value is IDLE
schedulePriority	String	False	The schedule priority of the production order. Default value is NORMAL
quantity	Double	False	The total quantity to be produced in this production order. Default value is 0.0
quantityProduced	Double	False	The quantity that has been already produced in this production order. Default value is 0.0
quantityScheduled	Double	False	The quantity that has been scheduled to be produced in this production order. Default value is 0.0
startDate	Instant	True	The date this production order started.
endDate	Instant	True	The date this production order ended.
dueDate	Instant	True	The date this production order is due.
unitOfMeasureId	String (ULID)	False	The ULID of the unit of measure for this production order.
shiftRecordId	String (ULID)	True	The ULID of the shift record the production order started in.
id	String (ULID)	True	The ULID of the production order (optional, used for updating an existing production order).
notes	String	True	Notes related to the production order.
enabled	Boolean	True	Indicates if the production order is active and enabled. Default value is true
spare1	String	True	Additional field for user-defined context.
spare2	String	True	Additional field for user-defined context.
spare3	String	True	Additional field for user-defined context.

Returns

Returns a JSON representation of the saved production order.

Code Examples

# Generate the object structure for a new production order object, set the initial arguments and save it
newProductionOrder = system.mes.productionOrder.newProductionOrder()
newProductionOrder['productId'] = '01JCH3ENGW-82KJDZDR-JHGYCXQN'
newProductionOrder['name'] = 'Order002'
newProductionOrder['unitOfMeasureId'] = '01JCH3EPVP-1MNNDJTS-37Z75NGB'
savedProductionOrder = system.mes.productionOrder.saveProductionOrder(**newProductionOrder)

# Output the JSON representation of the saved production order
print(savedProductionOrder)

# Generate the object structure for another new production order to update the previous production order
productionOrderData = system.mes.productionOrder.newProductionOrder()

# Set basic attributes for the updated production order
productionOrderData['id'] = savedProductionOrder.id
productionOrderData['productId'] = '01JCH3ENGW-82KJDZDR-JHGYCXQN'
productionOrderData['name'] = 'Order002'
productionOrderData['unitOfMeasureId'] = '01JCH3EPVP-1MNNDJTS-37Z75NGB'
productionOrderData['quantity'] = '100'
# (You can continue setting other properties as needed here)

# Save the production order to update it in the system
updatedProductionOrder = system.mes.productionOrder.saveProductionOrder(**productionOrderData)

# Output the JSON representation of the updated production order
print(updatedProductionOrder)