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Table FPSADMIN.MSO_RULES"
All Metrology Sampling Optimizer sampling rules.
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Schema: FPSADMIN
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Tablespace: FPSDATA
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Foreign keys: RULE_GROUP_FK: FACILITY, RULE_GROUP REFERENCES FPSBASE.MSO_RULE_GROUPS (FACILITY, RULE_GROUP)
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Referenced by: FPSBASE.MSO_RULE_DECISION_LINKS (SMP_RULE_ID) FPSBASE.MSO_RULE_EQP_EVENTS (SMP_RULE_ID) FPSBASE.MSO_RULE_PROCESS_LINKS (SMP_RULE_ID) FPSBASE.MSO_RULE_PROCESS_SUBS (SMP_RULE_ID)
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Column |
Type |
Nullable |
Comment |
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SMP_RULE_ID |
NUMBER(9) |
Unique ID for the sample rule. |
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CHAMBER_EACH_NA |
VARCHAR2(19) |
N |
Define what chambers will be tracked in the MSO_RULE_COUNTER_HIST tables. |
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CHAMBER_MSO_GROUP_EACH_NA |
VARCHAR2(64) |
Define what chambers mso groups will be tracked in the MSO_RULE_COUNTER_HIST tables. |
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DECISIONS_TO_SEND |
VARCHAR2(12) |
Define what decisions are sent to the MES. Possible values are SKIP, TAG, or ALL. If you only want the rule to send TAG decision, then setting this to TAG would keep SKIP decisions from being sent to the MES. |
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EXPIRY_DEACTIVATE_INST |
DATE |
Time when the rule is no longer valid. |
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EXPIRY_WARN_INST |
DATE |
Time to warn the creator of the rule that the rule is about to expire. |
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FACILITY |
VARCHAR2(6) |
N |
Facility is included in almost every join in the DWH so this represents a definitive split. A route must have all steps on tools in the same facility. A tool must process all lots in the same facility. If your site has multiple buildings where lots run on routes using tools in multiple buildings then everything should be one facility. For example, multiple Fab buildings. But if your site has independent facilities like Fab and Test and Assembly where lot may progress from one to the next but on different routes then these should be different facilities. Since this column is in virtually every table it is critical that the value here is exactly matches what is in the MES if the MES has facility. Use facility_display for the display friendly name displayed in applications. See site_name comment for client/site/facility example. (* from FPSINPUT.GEN_FACILITIES) |
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FILTER |
VARCHAR2(64) |
The name of the filter to be defined in the UI. The filter can be used by multiple rules. (* from FPSBASE.MSO_FILTER_PARAM_VALUES) |
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IS_ACTIVE |
CHAR(1) |
Flag to set if the rule is active or not. |
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IS_QUEUE_SKIP_ENABLED |
CHAR(1) |
Flag set to allow lots to be automatically skipped if a lot that was run later on the main processing tool is already at metrology or has already run through metrology. |
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LOT_GROUP_EACH_NA |
VARCHAR2(8) |
N |
Define what lot groups will be tracked in the MSO_RULE_COUNTER_HIST tables. |
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LOT_MSO_GROUP_EACH_NA |
VARCHAR2(8) |
N |
Define what lot mso groups will be tracked in the MSO_RULE_COUNTER_HIST tables. |
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LOT_PARM_NAME |
VARCHAR2(32) |
Lots with the specified lot parameter and the corresponding value will be tagged. If null than we do not check. |
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LOT_PARM_VALUE |
VARCHAR2(32) |
Lots with the specified lot parameter and the corresponding value will be tagged. If null than we do not check. |
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MAX_CONSECUTIVE_SKIP_WARN |
NUMBER(5) |
Value to be used in reporting and for alerts when the maximum number of skips is getting high for the rule. This value does not impact actual sampling decisions. |
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MAX_CONSEC_SKIP_MES_PARAMETER |
VARCHAR2(100) |
Configurable parameter that will be sent to the MES if the maximum consecutive skip trigger mes action limit is exceeded. |
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MAX_CONSEC_SKIP_TRG_MES_ACTION |
NUMBER(5) |
Maximum number of consecutive skip decisions that are allowed for a PERCENT/TIME rule before MES action is triggered by MSO. This limit will not automatically set lots to tag, rather tell the MSO system to initiate a message to the MES (i.e. log tools down) |
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MAX_CON_SKIP_TAG_NEXT_LOT_OVR |
NUMBER(5) |
Maximum number of consecutive skip decisions that are allowed for a PERCENT/TIME rule before the next lot that process will be tagged to measure, regardless of the sample rate. In cases where rule interaction may tag multiple lots we do not want to skip many lots until the sample rate drops. |
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MAX_LAR_MES_PARAMETER |
VARCHAR2(100) |
Configurable parameter that will be sent to the MES if the maximum lots at risk trigger mes action limit is exceeded. |
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MAX_LAR_TRIGGER_MES_ACTION |
NUMBER(9) |
Maximum number of consecutive lots at risk for a PERCENT/TIME rule before MES action is triggerd by MSO. This limit will not automatically set lots to tag, rather tell the MSO system to initiate a message to the MES (i.e. log tools down) |
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MAX_LAR_WARN |
NUMBER(9) |
Value to be used in reporting and for alerts when the maximum number of lots at risk is getting high for the rule. This value does not impact actual sampling decisions. |
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MES_ACTION_COMMENT |
VARCHAR2(256) |
User can store a comment value by rule that can be sent to the MES when logging a tool down. |
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MIN_CON_SKIP_ALLOW_TAG_OVR |
NUMBER(5) |
Minumum number of consecutive skip decisions that must occur for a PERCENT/TIME rule before the next lot that process will be tagged to measure, regardless of the sample rate. In certain cases we do not want lots that run back to back at the main process step be selected to measure at Metrology. |
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MSO_PROCESS_EACH_NA |
VARCHAR2(100) |
Defines how mso process will be included in the MSO_RULE_COUNTER_HIST tables. |
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NUM_LOTS_HIST_CUTOFF_OVR |
NUMBER(5) |
Number of lots to keep in the sampling decision history. Based on the history is how the MSO makes a decision to sample, calculate the sample rate and counters. This only applies for a PERCENT rule. |
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OPERATION_EACH_NA |
VARCHAR2(50) |
Defines how opertion will be included in the MSO_RULE_COUNTER_HIST tables. |
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PLAN_PRIORITY_NA |
VARCHAR2(7) |
N |
Define what plan priorities will be tracked in the MSO_RULE_COUNTER_HIST tables. |
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PRD_EACH_NA |
VARCHAR2(64) |
N |
Define what Prds will be tracked in the MSO_RULE_COUNTER_HIST tables. |
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PRD_MSO_GROUP_EACH_NA |
VARCHAR2(64) |
N |
Define what PRD_MSO_GROUPS will be tracked in the MSO_RULE_COUNTER_HIST tables. |
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ROUTE_EACH_NA |
VARCHAR2(256) |
N |
Define what routes will be tracked in the MSO_RULE_COUNTER_HIST tables. |
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ROUTE_MSO_GROUP_EACH_NA |
VARCHAR2(64) |
N |
Define what ROUTE_MSO_GROUPS will be tracked in the MSO_RULE_COUNTER_HIST tables. |
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RULE_CONDITION_MAX |
NUMBER(8) |
Allows user to define a recommended max value for the rule condition. When user is updating a rule, this will give them values to keep the condition within. It will not actually restrict the value though. |
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RULE_CONDITION_MIN |
NUMBER(8) |
Allows user to define a recommended min value for the rule condition. When user is updating a rule, this will give them values to keep the condition within. It will not actually restrict the value though. |
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RULE_DESCRIPTION |
VARCHAR2(256) |
Allows the user to give the rule a description that is more detailed than the rule name. |
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RULE_GROUP |
VARCHAR2(36) |
N |
Group name the Rule Id is associated with. This is used for reporting in the Dashboard. |
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RULE_GROUP_MIN_CONDITION_OVR |
NUMBER(8) |
Minimum value allowed for rule group to override the sample condition. If toolstatus condition dynamically moves the sample condition below this value, then this will cap it. Rule Group dynamic sampling will not be allowed to go lower than this threshold. |
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RULE_OWNER |
VARCHAR2(50) |
Configurable text field to assign a rule owner. |
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RULE_OWNER_EMAIL |
VARCHAR2(128) |
Configurable text field to assign a rule owner email. |
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SMP_RULE_CONDITION |
NUMBER(8) |
N |
Number indicating when to tag lots for the rule based on the type selected. |
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SMP_RULE_NAME |
VARCHAR2(32) |
N |
User friendly name of the sample rule. Always tied to the Rule ID but can be modified if the user wants to change the name. |
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SMP_RULE_TYPE |
VARCHAR2(32) |
N |
Set what type of sample rule this is (Percent, Time or Event). |
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TOOL_EACH_NA |
VARCHAR2(16) |
N |
Define what tools will be tracked in the MSO_RULE_COUNTER_HIST tables. Note this value can and TOOL_MSO_GROUP_EACH_NA can not both be NA when setting up an EVENT type rule. |
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TOOL_MSO_GROUP_EACH_NA |
VARCHAR2(64) |
N |
Define what TOOL_MSO_GROUPS will be tracked in the MSO_RULE_COUNTER_HIST tables. Note this value can and TOOL_EACH_NA can not both be NA when setting up an EVENT type rule. |
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UPDATED_INST |
DATE |
Time when the record was updated according to the source data. Note this is not the time when the record was actually updated in this table - it will almost always be earlier. (* from FPSINPUT.GEN_FACILITIES) |
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USER_ID |
VARCHAR2(50) |
N |
The user making the changes to the MSO_RULES table. If not defined it will default to the session OS user. |