Product Traceability Role

Expand a Label node to display the Product traceability role node. The Product traceability role is only available when Product Traceability is licensed, and is used to define the purpose that this particular label or characteristics plays in product traceability.

Role.

None
Select this option button to specify that the label is not used for any particular product traceability purpose.
Measurement
Select this option button to define the characteristics as a "measurement," which makes it possible for its values to be aggregated and among the different batches.
Amount/Weight
When using product traceability to aggregate concentration, this property defines the value that contains the concentration value to use when aggregating the measurement value for the batch.
Batch ID
Select this check box to specify that the label is the distinct batch identifier for the batch.
Previous Batch ID
Select this option button to specify that the label identifies the batch identifier of the previous batch, which feeds into this batch.
Reference Batch ID
Select this option button to specify that the label is used to allow other data entry setups to associate its information with a specific batch, without defining a distinct batch ID.
Annotation
Select this option button to specify that the label is used for annotations that can be displayed with the batch in the Process Tree Viewer.
Start Time
When accessing data from a continuous data historian, this time defines the start of a batch.
Stop Time
When accessing data from a continuous data historian, this time defines the end of a batch.
Aggregation Type
When a measurement is aggregated with other samples within a batch, this selection defines the default method of aggregating those values.
Mean
Calculates the mean of the measurements.
Median
Calculates the median of the measurements.
Mode
Calculates the mode (most frequent observation) of the measurement.
Standard Deviation
Calculates the standard deviation of the measurement.
Sum
Calculates the sum of all the measurements within the batch.
First
Uses the first measurement that is seen in the batch.
Last
Uses the last measurement that is seen in the batch.
Minimum
Uses the smallest measurement that is seen in the batch.
Maximum
Uses the largest measurement that is seen in the batch.
All
Do not aggregate, but list all samples within the batch separately.