Work Order Partial Post
In the Spatial Engineer 11 tutorial on work order Partial Post, the focus is on selectively marking specific features within a work order as existing without completing the entire as-built process. Here’s a summary of the key steps covered in the video:
- Differentiating Partial Post and As-Built:
- Partial Posting allows users to mark individual features as existing within a work order, offering a more detailed approach compared to as-built, which applies to the entire work order at once.
- Accessing Partial Post Function:
- Navigate to the Work Order pull-down menu and select the “Partial Post” option to initiate the partial posting process for specific features.
- Selecting Features to Partial Post:
- Follow the command line prompts to select the facility, cable, or splice item that needs to be marked as existing within the work order.
- For example, selecting an Advanced DLC and a cable for partial posting.
- Executing Partial Post:
- After selecting the features, proceed with the partial post action, which transitions the chosen items from proposed to existing status within the system.
- The command line should confirm the successful partial posting of the selected features.
- Verifying Partial Post Results:
- To verify the partial post changes, erase the features that were partially posted and query them back using geographic search parameters.
- By querying the features back and confirming their status as existing, users can validate the effectiveness of the partial post action.
- Upcoming As-Builting Process:
- The next video will cover the comprehensive process of as-builting the entire work order, providing a contrast to the selective nature of partial posting.
By following these steps in Spatial Engineer 11, users can effectively utilize partial post functionality to mark specific features as existing within work orders, facilitating detailed progress tracking and accurate documentation. If you have any further questions or need assistance with partial posting or other functionalities in Spatial Engineer 11, feel free to ask for more guidance in your next video tutorial.