Does each result carry the housing's identity, so the report can count accepted items while retaining all their inspection attempts?
How do I count accepted housings instead of successful inspection rows?
AmaraBrown0948 · 9 May 2025, 17:38 UTC
15 replies
Yes. Housing label plus an attempt number.
-2 pointsThen the report can group attempts under the item, but the completion count should use its current reviewed acceptance state rather than the number of pass rows.
11 pointsWho owns that acceptance state? Ours had a pass in one screen and a hold in another. Dispatch naturally chose the happier screen until somebody pointed out the box still had a hold label on it.
9 pointsQuality owns it. Holds are separate in the database, ignored by this report.
10 pointsSo the fix needs those decisions too. Developer has the example now.
8 pointsInclude a held item with an earlier pass in the check; that will show whether the revised total follows the current decision.
19 pointsWho handles an undecided item when quality has gone home?
4 pointsWill unresolved items have their own visible count, so the shift can see what still needs a decision without opening every housing's history?
17 pointsYes. Quality's nominated cover handles decisions; unresolved stays separate from accepted.
12 pointsTest report counts the retried housing once. The held-pass example counts zero accepted. All attempts remain visible.
5 pointsTry receiving the same result twice too. Our reconnect replayed the last result and made a second row, which looked wonderfully productive until we counted the parts.
15 pointsSame attempt identifier is now recognised on repeat delivery. A new real attempt still gets its own row.
16 pointsQuality reconciled the revised report with the trays. Counts agree, including holds. Corrected report is in use.
15 pointsDoes its heading say accepted housings now? That small wording change would make the number easier to interpret than the old generic completed count.
8 pointsDiscussion closed
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