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DrillDown Icon MANUALS and Other Info for SQL MANEX Client Server
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DrillDown Icon Warehouse Setup
DrillDown Icon ABC Types
DrillDown Icon Inventory Buyer Setup
DrillDown Icon General Inventory Setup
DrillDown Icon Inventory Part Class
DrillDown Icon Prerequisites
DrillDown Icon Introduction
DrillDown Icon Fields and Definitions
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DrillDown Icon Inventory Part Type Setup
DrillDown Icon Inventory Handling G/L Defaults
DrillDown Icon Inventory Handling Receive Reasons
DrillDown Icon Inventory Handling Transfer Reasons
DrillDown Icon Engineering Change Order Setup
DrillDown Icon Supplier Types
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DrillDown Icon First Article Disposition
DrillDown Icon Inspection Exception Setup
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DrillDown Icon SQL Server Memory Settings and Performance
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DrillDown Icon How to schedule and automate backups of SQL Server databases in SQL Server Express
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Introduction for Inventory Part Class

The inventory class and types are one of the most powerful parts of the ManEx system. These classifications allow the users to break up large inventories into groups and sub-groups. The smaller groups make it easier to locate an item, to view reports by classes, and easier to identify a part. In ManEx, it also guides users in the addition of new parts, insuring that there are common approaches to descriptions for common parts. ManEx even will allow for automatic part number generation, where the user has to only enter a description, after selecting a part class and type. Utilization of the class and types greatly simplifies the amount of information that must be contained in the description and part number for each part. The user must enter part classes for each part, but is not required to enter part types. However, without the part types established, the user is required to enter much more data when adding specific items to the item master.


Manex uses the Part Class and Type as an extension to the description of the part.  Therefore it will be displayed throughout the system  on screen and in reports as an extension of the description. 

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