The following lookup tables and commands are required for importing:

A. Job States

Job States are defined by the user.  An example of typical jobs states follows:

1. Engineering/Planning        
2. Quotation                        
3. Hold for Approval                
4. Hold                                
5. Cancelled                        
6. Completed        
7. Pending        
8. Schedule        
9. History        
10. History – Cancelled
11. Template        

B. Job Sequence Type

1. Sequential        
2. Parallel        
3. Lot        
4. Lot Optimum        
5. Overlap        
6. Overlap Optimum        
7. Finish to Start        
8. Finish to Start Next Shift        
9. Finish to Start Next Day        
10. Finish to Finish        
11. Start to Start        

C. Job Schedule Method

1. Forward        
2. Backward        
3. Forward Throughput        
4. Backward Throughput        
5. Forward Midpoint        
6. Backward Midpoint        
7. Forward Infinite        
8. Backward Infinite        

D. Type of Work

Type of Work is defined by the user.  Examples follow:

1. Regular Work
2. Overtime 5 days
3. Overtime 7 days

E. Route Command

1. (blank; regular opera
2. tion)        
3. And        
4. And%        
5. Or        
6. Sequential        
7. Parallel        
8. Lot        
9. Lot Optimum        
10. Overlap        
11. Overlap Optimum        
12. Finish to Start        
13. Finish to Start Next Shift        
14. Finish to Start Next Day        
15. Finish to Finish        
16. Start to Start        
17. Any Order        
18. End Any Order        
19. Split        
20. End Split        
21. Alternate Route        
22. End Alternate Route        
23. Finite        
24. Infinite        
25. Hold Until        
26. Book Time        
27. Dependent on        
28. Milestone        

F. Operation Statuses

Operation statuses are defined by the user.  Examples follow:

1. (blank)
2. Q        
3. I        
4. C        
5. H        

G. Job Status Reason

Job status reason codes are defined by the user.  Examples follow:

1. Tool breakage
2. Inadequate setup
3. Inadequate runtime
4. Machine break down