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Saturday, 22 December 2018

Conditionally Attaching and Limiting any Domain through Automation Script | IBM Maximo

sometimes requirements are like we need to redefine a domain; lets say a table domain to any attribute, or we may want to change domain as the condition changes.

 suppose End user is only able to see item as per the storeroom dynamically and only the items with reorder is enabled while planning material in workorder application.



1. create a new Table domain
domain: WPITEM
validation: itemnum = :itemnum
2. Write an Attribute Launch Point
Object: WPMATERIAL
Attribute: ITEMNUM
Events: Retrieve List

we will write the WHERECLAUSE in our script as per the conditions.


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Maximo Reorder Formula Redesign | IBM Maximo

Few days ago we had a requirement to alter the default Reordering process used in Maximo. For that we came to a solution which is very simple through Maximo Automation Script but it takes us a lot of research to cater all the impacts and other issues.
In reorder process Maximo uses Reorderpad tables and ReorderMutex to lock other while reordering.



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Saturday, 15 December 2018

Part 2. Create Condition Monitoring and Enter Meter Reading Values Using Rest API | IBM Maximo

In the previous post, we created meters and attached meters to asset. Today we will create condition monitoring record and enter meter values using Rest Api.

1. First step is to create object structure MX-MEASUREPOINT1. Add MEASUREPOINT object to it and add a child object of CHARPOINTACTION.
Object Location Path: MEASUREPOINT/CHARPOINTACTION
Relation: CHARPOINTACTION.

2. Create a new HTML file and paste a following code:
<html>
<body>
<form name="input" action="http://maxhostname:9080/maxrest/rest/os/MX-MEASUREPOINT1?_lid=wilson&_lpwd=wilson" method="POST">
    POINTNUM      <input name="POINTNUM" value="1111" type="text"> <p/>
    ASSETNUM                <input name="ASSETNUM" value="11245" type="text"> <p/>
    SITEID          <input name="SITEID" value="BEDFORD" type="text"> <p/>
    DESCRIPTION          <input name="DESCRIPTION" value="Vibration check" type="text"> <p/>
    MEASUREPOINTID     <input name="MEASUREPOINTID" value="" type="number"> <p/>
    METERNAME             <input name="METERNAME" value="VIBRATION1" type="text"> <p/>
    CHARPOINTACTIONID       <input name="CHARPOINTACTION.ID1.CHARPOINTACTIONID" value="" type="number"> <p/>
    VALUE <input name="CHARPOINTACTION.ID1.VALUE" value="High" type="text"> <p/>
    JPNUM      <input name="CHARPOINTACTION.ID1.JPNUM" value="JP-111" type="text"> <p/>
    PRIORITY <input name="CHARPOINTACTION.ID1.PRIORITY" value="" type="text"> <p/>
<input type="submit" value="Submit">
</form>
</body>

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Sunday, 9 December 2018

Part 1. Create Meters and Attach Them to Assets in Maximo Using Rest API || IBM Maximo

We will start with create meters using rest API.

1. The first step is to create a new object structure MX-METERS and attach METERS object to it .


2. Create a new html file and copy and paste a code to it.

<html>
<body>
<form name="input" action="http://mxhost:9080/maxrest/rest/os/MX-METERS?_lid=wilson&_lpwd=wilson" method="POST">
    METERNAME                <input name="METERNAME" value="VIBRATION1" type="text"> <p/>
    DESCRIPTION                <input name="DESCRIPTION" value="Temperature" type="text"> <p/>
    METERTYPE          <input name="METERTYPE" value="CHARACTERISTIC" type="text"> <p/>
    DOMAINID               <input name="DOMAINID" value="HLM" type="text"> <p/>
    <input type="submit" value="Submit">
</form>
</body>

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