system.mes.operation.startOperation
Description
Starts an Operations object.
Syntax
system.mes.operation.startOperation(operationId)
system.mes.operation.startOperation(operationId, productionOrderIdOrName)
system.mes.operation.startOperation(operationId, productionOrderIdOrName, startDate)
system.mes.operation.startOperation(operationId, productionOrderIdOrName, startDateMillis)
Parameters
Method 1: Start with Operation ID only
| Parameter | Type | Nullable | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
operationId | String (ULID) | False | The ID of the operation to start. |
Method 2: Start with Operation ID and Production Order
| Parameter | Type | Nullable | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
operationId | String (ULID) | False | The ID of the operation to start. |
productionOrderIdOrName | String | False | The ID or name of the production order associated with the operation. |
Method 3: Start with Operation ID, Production Order, and Start Date
| Parameter | Type | Nullable | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
operationId | String (ULID) | False | The ID of the operation to start. |
productionOrderIdOrName | String | False | The ID or name of the production order associated with the operation. |
startDate | Date | False | The start date of the operation. |
Method 4: Start with Operation ID, Production Order, and Start Date in Milliseconds
| Parameter | Type | Nullable | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
operationId | String (ULID) | False | The ID of the operation to start. |
productionOrderIdOrName | String | False | The ID or name of the production order associated with the operation. |
startDateMillis | Long | False | The start date of the operation in milliseconds. |
Returns
Returns a JSON object of the operation execution result for the start of the operation.
Example Usage
# Start the operation
started_operation_result = system.mes.operation.startOperation('01JPBCPKSR-972W3V0Y-H00NNSKQ')
# Output the operation execution result of the started operation
print(started_operation_result)