To ensure that preventative maintenance work can be completed on time. Universal
Containers wants to automatically generate Work Orders 14 days before the next
suggested maintenance date.
How should the Consultant meet this requirement?
A. Define a generation horizon of 14 days.
B. Define a generation timeframe of 14 days.
C. Configure Auto-generate Work Orders to True.
D. Define a generation horizon of 20,160 minutes.
A. Define a generation horizon of 14 days.
Explanation:
Generation Horizon is a setting that defines how far in advance work orders
should be generated from maintenance plans[126]. Defining a generation horizon of 14
days would allow Universal Containers to automatically generate Work Orders 14 days
before the next suggested maintenance date by creating work orders from maintenance
plans within 14 days of their scheduled date[127]. Defining a generation timeframe of 14
days would not automatically generate Work Orders 14 days before the next suggested
maintenance date. Generation Timeframe is a setting that defines how often work orders
should be generated from maintenance plans[128]. Configuring Auto-generate Work
Orders to True would not automatically generate Work Orders 14 days before the next
suggested maintenance date. Auto-generate Work Orders is a setting that enables or
disables the automatic generation of work orders from maintenance plans[129]. Defining a
generation horizon of 20,160 minutes would not automatically generate Work Orders 14
days before the next suggested maintenance date. Generation Horizon is measured in
days, not minutes[130].