Validations on Launch
This section lists different types of validation error messages on launch of the event in advanced mode.
When you launch the New Event window, a check is made to see if the Arrive time and Depart time of the event is within the preferred business (machine access) hours. This depends on the following factors:
Group configuration setting SET012 is set to Warn: In this case, the following warning message is displayed:
StartTime is not within Machine Access Hours, should be greater than or equal to: <Machine Access Hours Start Time>
Similarly, for Depart time, the following warning message is displayed:
EndTime is not within Machine Access Hours, should be lesser than or equal to:<Machine Access Hours Start Time>
However, you will be able to create the event.
Group configuration setting SET012 is set to Disallow (default value): In this case, the following warning message is displayed:
Events must start within the machine access hours
Also, the Schedule button will be disabled and you will have to change the Arrive time and/or Depart time to be within the preferred business hours to enable it.
When you launch the New Event window, a check is made to see if the Arrive time and Depart time of the event is within the technician's business hours. This depends on the following factors:
Group configuration setting SET021 is set to Warn (default value): In this case, the following warning message is displayed:
StartTime is not within Technician Working Hours, should be greater than or equal to: <Technician Working Hours Start Time>
Similarly, for Depart time, the following warning message is displayed:
EndTime is not within Technician Working Hours, should be lesser than or equal to: <Technician Working Hours Start Time>
However, you will be able to create the event.
Group configuration setting SET021 is set to Disallow: In this case, the following warning message is displayed:
Event must start within the technician's working hours
Schedule button will be disabled and you will have to change the Arrive time and/or Depart time to be within the technician’s working hours to enable it.
For this check, the technician's Working Hours are considered if available and active. Else, technician’s Territory’s Working Hours are considered if available and active. Else, the organization’s default Business Hours are considered. Any holidays associated with the business hours are considered as non-working hours.
However, technician’s/territory’s Break Hours are not considered as non-working hours.
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