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Defining the Potency of a Lot
Defining the Potency of a Lot
When you create a potency-controlled, lot-controlled part, you must define the actual potency of each lot that is created. One way this is accomplished is through Lot Control Maintenance. The Change Control screen (IC150S02) within this conversation allows you to record the actual potency of a purchased or manufactured part and the vendor's potency for the part (if the part is purchased). This data is stored on the Lot Control File (IC150M). If you do not enter the actual potency or the vendor potency, the standard potency for the part (defined in Part Master Maintenance) will default to these fields. If you permit a lot to be created automatically through automatic lot number assignment, the standard potency for the part will default to the lot.
Refer to the screen sample below.
WILLIAMS INVENTORY CONTROL 6/25/94
DSP01 LOT CONTROL MAINTENANCE ADDITION
NEW M.O. LOT SETUP
Lot Number LOT33 Part Number HY-PEROXIDE
Order Number ORD0333 Lot Quantity .000
Lot FIFO Date 0/00/00 Lot Expiration Date
Lot Retest Date Lot Release Date
Multiple Lot M.O. N Expiration Grace Pd
Lot Hold N
Actual Potency 6.00
Available for Planning Y
F2=Command F3=Exit F4=Prompt F5=QC Spec
F10=Function Select F12=Comments F15=Rekey Data
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Defining the actual potency of a lot in Lot Control Maintenance.
Thus, although the standard potency of hydrogen peroxide is 3%, the actual potency of LOT33 is 6%.