BatchBaseType

The type that represents a specific, identifiable sub-set of a product that represents the result from a specific formula and process

Complex type information

Content

• Sequence [1..1]
  from type ItemIdentificationBaseType
  ID [0..1]    Is the Identifiers of the given instance of an entity within the scope of the integration. The schemeAgencyID attribute identifies the party that provided or knows this party by the given identifier.
  RevisionID [0..1]    Is the revision of the semantically named document. The combination of the ID and its revision uniquely identifies the associated entity.
  VariationID [0..1]    
  ItemIDSet [0..*]    
  from type ItemInstanceIdentificationBaseType
  from group ItemIDsGroup
  CustomerItemIdentification [0..1]    Is the identifier provided by the customer for the item.
  ManufacturerItemIdentification [0..1]    Is the identifier provided by Manufacturer for the Item. One example may be the model number.
  SupplierItemIdentification [0..1]    Is the identifier provided by the supplier for the item.
  UPCID [0..1]    Allows an instance of an item to have a UPC identifier associated.
  EPCID [0..1]    Allows an instance of an item to communicate the ElectronicProductCodeID that it was assigned. The ElectronicProductCodeID is one of the major RadioFrequency Identifiers used.
  GTINID [0..1]    
  from group ItemInstanceIDsGroup
  UID [0..1]    Is a two dimensional data matrix bar code identifier. For example, a concatenation of a Cage Code and serial number.
  RFID [0..*]    Allows an instance of an item to carry any radio frequency identifier (RFID) that maybe used by a supply chain.
  SerialNumberID [0..*]    Unique serial number assigned to the given item instance by the manufacturer.
  SerialLot [0..*]    Is the Lot and Serial numbers for the items contained in the associated component by identifying the number of items and the uniques serial number of those items that belong to a given Lot.
  ReferenceDesignatorID [0..1]    Is the reference designator on a Drawing or BluePrint where the BOM is used. Is an identifier used to refer to an instance of the  Item (part number) in manufacturing instructions, engineering drawings and/or CAD models. ReferenceDesignator is also often known as an installation point. There will be a single distinct ReferenceDesignatorID for each instance of an Item, however multiple distinct ItemIDs could have the same ReferenceDesignatorID value within a BOM, such as for alternate parts or parts selected from a test-fit-and-select processes.
  FindNumberID [0..1]    FindNumber: is used as a shorthand for the ItemID (part number) in manufacturing instructions, engineering drawings and/or CAD models.  The FindNumber is the same for all instances of the Item.
  Lot [0..*]    Identifies the Lot that a given Item Instance belongs to.
  1. Container [0..*]    Uniquely identifies a shipping container
  2. ManufactureDateTime [0..1]    Actual date and time of manufacture for the parent element
  3. ExpiriationDateTime [0..1]    The actual last date and time when a value is considered valid or acceptable
  4. HazardousMaterialCodes [0..*]    Provides the hazardous material codes that are associated with the given instance of the item.

Attributes

Used by

• Element Batch via derived type BatchType

Type inheritance chain

• ItemIdentificationBaseType
  • ItemInstanceIdentificationBaseType
    • BatchBaseType
      • extended by BatchType