Calendar validations
You can validate the calendar that your schedules and work lists use and troubleshoot the results.
Field | Validation | Level | Warning/Error | Solution |
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Schedule | Too many shifts can affect performance in the graphical view. | Schedule | W – nn shifts are selected. Performance can be affected when the number of shifts for a schedule is greater than four. | Go to the schedule or work list application and edit the shifts. |
Work Periods | All shifts require work periods that span the schedule start and end dates. | Shift | E – Shifts must be applied for the entire span of the schedule. | Go to the Calendars application and select Define/Apply Shifts. |
Work Periods | Shifts must be applied on the calendar. | Shift | E – Work periods do not exist for the shift. | Go to the Calendars application and select Define/Apply Shifts. |
Shift Pattern | The shift is too short or too long, or pattern days overlap. | Shift | W - Shifts cannot be less than 2 hours or greater than 13 hours for labor and crews. | Go to the Calendars application and redefine the shift pattern. |
Schedule | The end date of the schedule is before or the same as the end date of the calendar. | Schedule | E – The calendar start and end dates do not align with the schedule start and end dates. | Go to the Calendars application and update the calendar start and end dates. |
Shift Pattern | Check the shift pattern definition for overlapping times. For example, day one is from 11 PM to 7 AM and day two is 6 a.m. to 2 PM. | Shift | E – Pattern day 1 and day 2 times overlap. | Go to the Calendars application and select Define/Apply Non-Working Time. |
Shift Pattern | Pattern day name | Shift | W – Pattern day name was not provided. “W” will be displayed in the graphical resource view for all working days. | Go to the Calendars application and select Define/Apply Nonworking Time. |