IBM C2010-570 Exam Questions

sending services to be consumed in another location

transporting goods to the receiving location by courier

receiving materials to be consumed in another location

transferring items or tools from one storeroom to another

Meters

Job Plans

Purchase Contracts

Condition Monitoring

Documents application

any single page application

System Configuration application

the application that allows attached documents

When changing the status of the parent, child work orders will always inherit the status
of the parent work order.

Work orders inthe hierarchy may belong to any site for which the user has site access
as defined in signature security.

If the parent has a value in the priority field and the children work order records do not,
the children work order records inherit the parent priority value.

To create a work order hierarchy the originating parent work order must be in Waiting for
Approval status before child work orders can be associated with it.

When the Child Work Orders option is selected, a child work order is generated for each
route stop.

When the Work Order Tasks option is selected, a work order hierarchy is generated for
each route stop. Each route stop becomes a child work order in the hierarchy.

When entries in the Work Order's Multi Asset. Location, and CI Table option are
selected, a work order is generated for each of the assets and locations defined as route
stops.

If entries are selected in the Work Order's Multi Asset. Location, and CI Table option,
the Route Stops inherit Status Changes check box is selected to simultaneously update the
status of all taskwork orders.