Chimp8471
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I need some advice on the best way to set up a table please.
I am trying to put together a downtime log, we use items referred to as “Events”
An “Event” is a stoppage on the production line
An Example of an Event is “A101” this would represent “Jam up on Line”
I have set the table up as follows to look like:
EventcodeID - AutoNumber
EventCode - -Text (A101)
Description - - Text (Jam on Line)
The Letter A the Beginning Referes to a machine.
A=Filler
B=Packer
C=Box Maker
etc
Attached to and “Event” is a “Failure Mode”
A failure mode is the reason the Event occurred in more detail
An Example of a Failure Mode would be “A101A” you notice that the Event Code is given a letter “A” at the end, the failure mode also has a description
Example:
A101A – Jam On Line – Carton Fell Over
To Break this all Down
A (Machine Type) 101 (EventCode) A (Failuremode) - – Jam On Line (Event Code Description)– Carton Fell Over( Failure Mode Description.
It is very much a Parent Child situation the Event Code being the Parent and the event code being the child.
A Parent can have many children, each time the letter at the end would be different, B,C,D,E etc..
But not all Event Codes have Failuremodes
Should this all go in one table? Or 2 or more tables and make a relationship? An example of this would link up would be really helpful
Thanks in advance
Andy
I am trying to put together a downtime log, we use items referred to as “Events”
An “Event” is a stoppage on the production line
An Example of an Event is “A101” this would represent “Jam up on Line”
I have set the table up as follows to look like:
EventcodeID - AutoNumber
EventCode - -Text (A101)
Description - - Text (Jam on Line)
The Letter A the Beginning Referes to a machine.
A=Filler
B=Packer
C=Box Maker
etc
Attached to and “Event” is a “Failure Mode”
A failure mode is the reason the Event occurred in more detail
An Example of a Failure Mode would be “A101A” you notice that the Event Code is given a letter “A” at the end, the failure mode also has a description
Example:
A101A – Jam On Line – Carton Fell Over
To Break this all Down
A (Machine Type) 101 (EventCode) A (Failuremode) - – Jam On Line (Event Code Description)– Carton Fell Over( Failure Mode Description.
It is very much a Parent Child situation the Event Code being the Parent and the event code being the child.
A Parent can have many children, each time the letter at the end would be different, B,C,D,E etc..
But not all Event Codes have Failuremodes
Should this all go in one table? Or 2 or more tables and make a relationship? An example of this would link up would be really helpful
Thanks in advance
Andy