NATO Stock Number—Key Exercise
Basic Data Setup
NATO Supply Classification Code
Purpose: If the Basic Data and Requirement exercise has
not been done, you have to register your own supply classification codes here, as you
will need them for the exercises below.
Windows:
NATO Codification Standards Basic Data
- If not already done, register your private NATO
supply classification code
as described
in the Supply
Classification Code exercise.
Main Exercise
Purpose: The purpose of these exercises is to define your own
NATO stock number, and understand the use of it.
Prerequisite: The course for Fleet Configuration must be
completed since we are using part numbers created in one of the lessons.
Purpose: The purpose of this lesson is to learn how to
create a NATO stock number for the engine.
Windows:
NATO Stock Numbers
Steps: To complete this exercise, perform the following
steps.
- Open the NATO Stock Numbers
window.
- Create a new record and enter the supply code n000.
- Enter the NATO item identification number (NIIN).
This value is nine digits in length.
- Enter the stock number description.
- Save the information (F12). The NATO stock number is created automatically by
the system with the supply code and NIIN.
Purpose: The purpose of this lesson is to connect a part
number to the above created NATO stock number.
Windows:
NATO Stock Number
Steps: To complete this exercise, perform the following
steps.
- Open the
NATO Stock Number
window.
- Query(F3) for your NATO stock number (n000%).
- Create a new record on the
Parts
tab.
- Enter the part number nX72ENG7010
- Save the information (F12).
- If this is the preferred part for the NATO stock
number, select the row, right-click and click Set Preferred Part.
Note that a new value appears in the Modified field.
Purpose: The purpose of this exercise is to
modify the stock number to create history logs. This is done by
modifying the supply code or the NIIN.
Windows:
NATO Stock Number
Steps: To complete this exercise, perform the
following steps.
- Open the NATO Stock Numbers
window.
- Query(F3) for your NATO stock number.
- Update the NIIN.
- Save the record (F12).
- Select the row, right-click and click NATO Stock Number Details.
- Click the
History
tab and verify
whether a history record has been created.
- In the NATO Stock Number History
window, you can view the history of many stock numbers at the same time.
Purpose: The purpose of this lesson is to understand
why records appear in the
Part and Stock Numbers Mismatch window.
Windows:
Part and Stock Numbers Mismatch
Steps: To complete this exercise, perform the following
steps.
- Open the Part and Stock Numbers Mismatch
window.
- Populate (F2) the window.
- Look at the sales part number and the part number. The
reason for the mismatch can be because only
one of them is connected to a stock number, or they are connected to
different stock numbers.