public static estimateWorkOrder(ProdTable _prodTable)
{
ProdMultiCostEstimation prodMultiCostEstimation;
prodMultiCostEstimation = ProdMultiCostEstimation::construct(new
Args());
RunBaseMultiParm::initParm(prodMultiCostEstimation);
prodMultiCostEstimation.insert(_prodTable,
prodMultiCostEstimation.defaultParmBuffer());
prodMultiCostEstimation.runOperation();
}
This X++ code is for estimating a work order based on a
given production order (referred to as ProdTable _prodTable). Here's a
step-by-step breakdown of what the code does:
- Define
the variable prodMultiCostEstimation:
- A
variable prodMultiCostEstimation of type ProdMultiCostEstimation is
declared. This class is responsible for calculating and estimating the
multi-cost for a production order.
- Initialize
prodMultiCostEstimation:
- prodMultiCostEstimation
is instantiated using the static method construct of the ProdMultiCostEstimation
class. The Args() constructor is passed, likely to initialize arguments
or context for the cost estimation process.
- Initialize
Parameters (RunBaseMultiParm::initParm):
- The
static method RunBaseMultiParm::initParm(prodMultiCostEstimation)
initializes the parameters for the prodMultiCostEstimation. RunBaseMultiParm
is a helper class used to manage and initialize parameters in operations
that involve multi-step or multi-parameter operations.
- Insert
production table data:
- prodMultiCostEstimation.insert(_prodTable,
prodMultiCostEstimation.defaultParmBuffer()); inserts the provided
production order (_prodTable) into the cost estimation process. It passes
the default parameters from prodMultiCostEstimation.defaultParmBuffer(),
which likely sets up necessary default configuration for the estimation.
- Execute
the cost estimation operation:
- Finally,
prodMultiCostEstimation.runOperation() runs the cost estimation
operation. This likely calculates the estimated costs based on the
provided production order and the parameters set earlier.
Summary:
- This
code is performing cost estimation for a production order (ProdTable
_prodTable).
- It
creates an instance of the ProdMultiCostEstimation class, sets it up with
default parameters, inserts the production order data, and runs the
operation to estimate the costs associated with the production order.
This could be part of a manufacturing or production planning
system where the goal is to estimate the cost of producing a specific product
or batch of products.