Targets define business goals that may be used by the Target-Based Scheduling (TBS) product. Theyare also used internally by the What-If Scenario Explorer (WISE). A Target Focus defines a filterwhich constrains the applicability of the Target. If there are several Target Focus entries for a Target, then they must all be satisfied in order for the Target to be applicable.
Syntax:
[ DynamicComponentDependency ] targetfocus TargetFocusName {
[ TimeSpanUOM ] [ TimeZoneOverride ] [ ChangeDetection ] [ CustomChangeHandler ] #SqlDml.QueryBlock ;
}
Column Name | Data Type | Description | Default Value |
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id | String(32) | Specifies the unique identifier for this Target Focus | |
object_name | String(32) | Defines a table column to which the filter applies. For Activity_Type or Resource_Type, this must be 'id'; for Activity it may be 'customer' or 'service_level'. | |
table_name | String(40) | Defines a data table to which the filter applies. This must be 'Activity', 'Activity_Type' or 'Resource_Type'. | |
target_id | String(32) | Specifies the identifier of the Target to which this Target Focus applies. |
Column Name | Data Type | Description | Default Value |
---|---|---|---|
object_value | String(100) | Specifies the filter value to apply. |
targetfocus TargetFocus {{SelectName}} { SELECT .. id, .. object_name, .. table_name, .. target_id, -- optional columns .. object_value FROM {{sourceTableName}} WHERE ...; }
Note: All selected columns must have correct aliases that match a IFS Scheduling TargetFocus.
Syntax:
<Identifier>
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