Problem

Problem, as the name suggests is for basic definition of problems which may be technical or miscellaneous in nature. This screen is used mainly for identifying all the problems and categorizing them into its source and consequence.

Fields & its description:

Code/Name

Enter a code and its corresponding name of the problem that you want to define.

Problem Category

Select the problem category from the given list which is used for classifying the problem type. E.g. If this problem is mechanical then select mechanical provided you have created a GCM (Admin module) for this.

Applicable Category

Similar to problem category, applicable category is also a GCM but this is used to define where the problem will have its effect on. E.g. Based on the mechanical problem, the applicable type can be Fasteners. You can also type any additional information on the problem if required in the remarks column.

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October 12, 2015 @ 08:31:43 [Current Revision] by vv
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October 12, 2015 @ 08:12:53 by vv
October 12, 2015 @ 08:06:58 by vv

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-Deleted: Problem, as the name suggests is for defining problems which may be technical or miscellaneous in nature. This screen is used mainly for identifying all the problems and categorizing them into its source and consequence.
+Added: Problem, as the name suggests is for basic definition of problems which may be technical or miscellaneous in nature. This screen is used mainly for identifying all the problems and categorizing them into its source and consequence.
 Unchanged: <a href="http:// help.goodbookserp.com/wp- content/uploads/ 2015/10/prob.png"><img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-5182" src="http://help.goodbookserp.com/ wp-content/uploads/ 2015/10/prob.png" alt="prob" width="1019" height="310" /></a>
+Added: <strong>Fields &amp; its description:</strong>
+Added: <ul>
+Added:  <li><strong>Code/ Name</strong></li>
+Added: </ul>
+Added: Enter a code and its corresponding name of the problem that you want to define.
+Added: <ul>
+Added:  <li><strong>Problem Category</strong></li>
+Added: </ul>
+Added: Select the problem category from the given list which is used for classifying the problem type. E.g. If this problem is mechanical then select <em>mechanical </em>provided you have created a GCM (Admin module) for this.
+Added: <ul>
+Added:  <li><strong>Applicable Category</strong></li>
+Added: </ul>
+Added: Similar to problem category, applicable category is also a GCM but this is used to define where the problem will have its effect on. E.g. Based on the mechanical problem, the applicable type can be <em>Fasteners.</em>
+Added: You can also type any additional information on the problem if required in the remarks column.
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