Correct Operational Logging

Explanation

This activity is used to correct operational loggings. You can add a missing operational logging, correct an existing one or mark an operational logging as a redundant logging for a vehicle and its components. Keeping track of the utilization of a vehicle and its components is critical to ensure that due dates for maintenance is calculated correctly. This again, ensures that maintenance is done at the correct time and that the vehicle is not operated beyond the due dates.

Calculated operational parameters can be corrected in the same way as all other parameters. Note that if a parameter used in a formula is corrected, no automatic calculation will be done for the calculated operational parameter.

Note: The operational logging correction process may take some time if a large number of operational loggings and serials need to be updated.

Prerequisites

• If a missing logging is to be added, the logging date must be between the dates defined for the preceding and succeeding logging.
• If a missing logging is to be added, the new accumulated value cannot be lower than the preceding logging.
• It will not be possible to adjust a logging so the Add On Value or the Value After Overhaul becomes negative.
• It will not be possible to add a new logging having a more recent date than the last performed logging for the serial. The Serial Operational Information window should be used for this logging.
• It will not be possible to add a new logging or change an existing one in the operational log archive.
• It will not be possible to add a new logging or change an existing one for a serial that has been renamed at a later date than the date of the new or changed logging.

System Effects

• When an operational logging is added or modified, all subsequent loggings in the serial operational log history will be adjusted.
• If you have chosen to spread the correction to the structure, all loggings for the serials in the structure will be adjusted as well.
• For the adjusted records in the serial operational log history, the Corrective Transaction check box will be selected.
• For modified operational loggings, the correction value will be saved in the serial operational log history.
• Records will be created in the part serial history to document the new or corrected operational logging for a serial.
• The due calculations will be run automatically as a batch job when the new or changed logging has been saved.

Window

Correct Operational Loggings

Related Window Descriptions

Correct Operational Loggings
Add Operational Logging
Modify Operational Logging
Serial Operational Information
Serial Operational Information/Operational Log
Serial Operational Log History List
History per Serial/Operational Log
Part Serial History

Procedure

Follow this procedure to add a missing operational logging for a serial:

1. Open the Correct Operational Loggings window and search for the necessary serial.
2. In the Last From Date and Last To Date fields, enter a date interval to limit the number of operational loggings to be displayed. Click Populate.
3. In the table, select the operational logging that the new logging should be placed after, right-click and click Add Operational Logging. The Add Operational Logging dialog box will open. All valid parameters for the serial's maintenance group with values for the selected record will be displayed in the table of the dialog box.
4. In the Last From Date and Last To Date fields, change the default dates to the correct dates of the logging which is to be added.
5. Select the Spread on Structure check box if the new logging is to be spread on to the structure.
6. In the Correction Remark field, enter an explanation for why the logging is added.
7. Enter the correct value for the new logging in the Accumulated Value field or the Add On Value field found in the table of the dialog box. If the accumulated value is given, the add on value will be updated automatically and vice versa.
8. If additional operational parameters are listed in the dialog box (i.e., new valid parameters have been added later than the selected logging), you can log enter loggings on these parameters as well or leave them untouched. The default value for these parameters is 0 (zero).
9. Click OK to close the dialog box.

Follow this procedure to modify an existing operational logging for a serial:

1. Open the Correct Operational Loggings window and search for the necessary serial.
2. In the Last From Date and Last To Date fields, enter a date interval to limit the number of operational loggings to be displayed. Click Populate.
3. In the table, select the operational logging that is to be corrected, right-click and click Modify Operational Logging. The Modify Operational Logging dialog box will open with all parameters logged at the same date and time as the selected record.
4. Select the Spread on Structure check box if the changed logging is to be corrected for the entire structure.
5. In the Correction Remark field, enter an explanation for why the logging is modified.
6. Enter the correct value in the Add On Value field or the Value After Overhaul field found in the table of the dialog box. If the add on value is given, the value after overhaul will be updated automatically and vice versa.
7. Click OK to close the dialog box.

Follow this procedure to set an operational logging as redundant for a serial:

1. Open the Correct Operational Loggings window and search for the necessary serial.
2. In the Last From Date and Last To Date fields, enter a date interval to limit the number of operational loggings to be displayed. Click Populate.
3. In the table, select the operational logging that is to be set redundant, right-click and click Modify Operational Logging. The Modify Operational Logging dialog box opens with all parameters logged at the same date and time as the selected record.
4. Select the Spread on Structure check box if the logging is to be set as redundant for the entire structure.
5. In the Correction Remark field, enter an explanation for why the logging is redundant.
6. In the Add On Value field in the table of the dialog box, enter 0 (zero).
7. Click OK to close the dialog box.