HI \\n \\nI hope these links will be helpful to you \\n \\n _bl604/BBLibrary/Documentation/126_BB_ConfigGuide_EN_US.doc \\n \\n _bl604/BBLibrary/Documentation/126_BPP_EN_US.doc \\n \\n _bl604/BBLibrary/Documentation/126_BPP_EN_US.doc \\n \\nregards \\n \\nnell\",\"author\":\"username\":\"former.member\",\"displayName\":\"Former Member\",\"groupIcons\":[],\"suspended\":true,\"isCurrentUser\":false,\"id\":7250477,\"posted\":1271846065000,\"votes\":0,\"isAccepted\":false,\"isLocked\":false,\"userVoted\":\"\",\"relations\":\"canCancelAccept\":false,\"canUnlock\":false,\"canUseDelete\":false,\"canVoteDownOrCancel\":false,\"canLock\":false,\"canAccept\":false,\"type\":\"answer\",\"canVoteUpOrCancel\":false,\"isCurrentUserAuthor\":false,\"attachments\":[]},\"body\":\"Thanks Sim.Nell,\\nI read documents about serial numbers but i can not create auto serialization. I created a new profile for serial number management but i can not find the option for making the serial numbers auto assignment?\\n\\nRegards,\",\"author\":\"username\":\"former.member\",\"displayName\":\"Former Member\",\"groupIcons\":[],\"suspended\":true,\"isCurrentUser\":false,\"id\":7266050,\"posted\":1272290569000,\"votes\":0,\"isAccepted\":false,\"isLocked\":false,\"userVoted\":\"\",\"relations\":\"canCancelAccept\":false,\"canUnlock\":false,\"canUseDelete\":false,\"canVoteDownOrCancel\":false,\"canLock\":false,\"canAccept\":false,\"type\":\"answer\",\"canVoteUpOrCancel\":false,\"isCurrentUserAuthor\":false,\"attachments\":[]]"), answerForm: formAction: "/answers/7247735/post.json", textareaName: "body", textareaErrors: "", isAttachmentsEnabled: true, answerEditorialGuideline: title: "Before answering", content: "You should only submit an answer when you are proposing a solution to the poster\'s problem. If you want the poster to clarify the question or provide more information, please leave a comment instead, requesting additional details. When answering, please include specifics, such as step-by-step instructions, context for the solution, and links to useful resources. Also, please make sure that your answer complies with our Rules of Engagement.", links: [ title: "Rules of Engagement", href: " -of-engagement.html", ] , answerMinBodyLength: '10', answerMaxBodyLength: '20000' , currentUser: sapInternalId: '', permissions: canVoteUpOrCancel: false, canVoteDownOrCancel: false, canModerate: false, , isVotedUp: false, isVotedDown: false , alerts: alertModeratorMinLength : "It should be given a proper explanation about why the content is inappropriate.", alertModeratorMinLengthValue : "10", alreadyReportedMessage : "You already have an active moderator alert for this content." , url: profileApiBaseUrl: ' -api.services.sap.com', followUnfollowQuestion: '/sap/nodeSubscription.json', isFollowingQuestion: '/sap/isFollowingNode.json', vote: voteUp: '/commands/0/voteup.json', voteDown: '/commands/0/votedown.json', cancelVote: '/commands/0/cancelvote.json' , rss: answers: '/feed/7247735/answers.rss', answersAndComments: '/feed/7247735/comments-and-answers.rss' , authorizeUploadContext: type: 'answer' , atMention: userSearchServiceUrl: ' ', currentUserName: '', useNewUSSCORS: true, atMentionDelayMs: 100, showMentionInRedactor: true , attachmentSettings: commentMaxAttachments: '2', answerMaxAttachments: '10', commentMaxAttachmentSizeBytes: '1048576', answerMaxAttachmentSizeBytes: '1048576', commentAttachmentsSizeBytesTotal: '2097152', answerAttachmentsSizeBytesTotal: '10485760' , editor: editorClipboardUploadEnabled: true }) })(); Home
Community
Ask a Question
Write a Blog Post
Login / Sign-up Search Questions and Answers 0 Former Member Apr 20, 2010 at 06:35 PM Changing Material Management, Batch To Serial Numbers 344 Views Follow RSS Feed Hi all,
126 serial number management system
We want to change our material management from batch management to serial numbers. Because batch management brings much load to our system. I need more information about changing the system from batch management to serial numbers management. On which points we need more attention ? And which documents you offer ?
An exception request can be made one time, over the life of the machine and enables all available processor cores or memory.Both standard and exception requests are available at no additional charge. See what additional power is waiting for you.Provides the flexibility to evaluate how additional resources will affect system workloads. A standard request is easily made for a set number of processor core activations and/or a set amount of memory activations. The standard requests can be made after system installation and again after each purchase of permanent processor activation. POWER5 and POWER6 servers except the POWER6 595 can activate up to 2 processor cores and/or up to 4 GB of memory. The POWER6 595, Power 770, 780 795, E870 and E880 can activated up to 8 processor cores and/or up to 64 GB of memory.
This method is used to engrave numbers on a series of parts with the number being increased by one each time. The # symbol is used to set the number of digits in the serial number. For example, G47 P1 (####), limits the number to four digits while (##) would limit the serial number to two digits.
There are two ways to set the initial serial number to be engraved. The first requires replacing the # symbols within the parenthesis with the first number to be engraved. With this method, nothing is engraved when the G47 line is executed (it is only setting the initial serial number). Execute this once and then change the value within the parenthesis back to # symbols to engrave normally.
The second method for setting the initial serial number to be engraved is to change the Macro Variable where this value is stored (Macro Variable 599). The Macros option does not need to be enabled.
The same serial number can be engraved multiple times on the same part with the use of a macro statement. The macros option is required. A macro statement as shown below could be inserted between two G47 engraving cycles to keep the serial number from incrementing to the next number. For more details, see the Macros section of this manual.
Practice advisories summarize the state of the literature and report opinions obtained from expert consultants and ASA members. They are not supported by scientific literature to the same degree as standards or guidelines because of the lack of sufficient numbers of adequately controlled studies. Practice advisories are subject to periodic revision as warranted by the evolution of medical knowledge, technology, and practice.
This updated Advisory is intended for use by anesthesiologists and other physicians and health care providers performing neuraxial techniques. The Advisory may also serve as a resource for other health care providers involved in the management of patients who have undergone neuraxial procedures.
Findings from the aggregated literature are reported in the text of the updated Advisory by evidence category, level, and direction. Evidence categories refer specifically to the strength and quality of the research design of the studies. Category A evidence represents results obtained from randomized controlled trials (RCTs) and Category B evidence represents observational results obtained from nonrandomized study designs or RCTs without pertinent comparison groups. When available, Category A evidence is given precedence over Category B evidence for any particular outcome. These evidence categories are further divided into evidence levels. Evidence levels refer specifically to the strength and quality of the summarized study findings (i.e., statistical findings, type of data, and the number of studies). In this document, only the highest level of evidence is included in the summary report for each intervention-outcome pair, including a directional designation of benefit, harm, or equivocality for each outcome.
Topics addressed with regard to the prevention of infectious complications related to neuraxial techniques are as follows: (1) conducting a history, physical examination and preprocedure laboratory evaluation, (2) use and selection of neuraxial technique, (3) prophylactic antibiotic therapy, (4) physician use of aseptic techniques, (5) selection of antiseptic solution, (6) use of individual antiseptic packets, (7) use of sterile occlusive dressings at the catheter insertion site, (8) use of a bacterial filter during continuous epidural infusion, (9) limiting disconnection and reconnection of neuraxial delivery systems, (10) management of an accidentally disconnected catheter, and (11) limiting the duration of catheterization. Advisory statements for the above topics are reported below after descriptions of the evidence for all eleven topics.
Topics addressed with regard to management or treatment of infectious complications include: (1) administration of antibiotics, (2) collaboration with appropriate specialists to determine optimal nonsurgical treatment, and (3) collaboration with a surgeon to determine whether surgical intervention or percutaneous drainage is necessary.
For this updated Advisory, a systematic review of studies used in the development of the original Advisory was combined with a systematic review of studies published subsequent to ASA approval in 2010. Both the systematic literature review and opinion data are based on evidence linkages, or statements regarding potential relationships between prevention, diagnosis, or management interventions and infectious complications.* Interventions listed in the evidence model below were examined to assess their impact on outcomes related to infectious complications associated with neuraxial techniques.
When an equal number of categorically distinct responses are obtained, the median value is determined by calculating the arithmetic mean of the two middle values. Ties are calculated by a predetermined formula. 2ff7e9595c
Comments