Docs for schema item Multiplier in Open Applications Group (OAGIS)

The multiplier indicates the number of times a particular operation step is performed. For example, it is typically used to indicate testing of some subset of the total quantity to be produced on a production/manufacturing order.A specific example is a Multiplier value of 0.10 in operation TEST-CIRCUIT-BOARD would indicate that 10 per cent of the total order quantity is to be tested.It could also be used to indicate that an operation is performed more than once, e.g. HEAT-TREAT with a Multiplier value of 2.0 would indicate that the entire order quantity is to be HEAT-TREATED two times.The multiplier can also indicate a conversion factor or the number of times something occurs or is to be performed. The value may be a whole or fractional number.

<xs:element name="Multiplier" type="Factor" minOccurs="0"> <xs:annotation> <xs:documentation source="http://www.openapplications.org/oagis">The multiplier indicates the number of times a particular operation step is performed. For example, it is typically used to indicate testing of some subset of the total quantity to be produced on a production/manufacturing order.A specific example is a Multiplier value of 0.10 in operation TEST-CIRCUIT-BOARD would indicate that 10 per cent of the total order quantity is to be tested.It could also be used to indicate that an operation is performed more than once, e.g. HEAT-TREAT with a Multiplier value of 2.0 would indicate that the entire order quantity is to be HEAT-TREATED two times.The multiplier can also indicate a conversion factor or the number of times something occurs or is to be performed. The value may be a whole or fractional number.</xs:documentation> </xs:annotation> </xs:element>

Definition Type:	Element
Name:	Multiplier
Namespace:	http://www.openapplications.org/oagis
Type:	oa:Factor
Containing Schema:	MfgComponents.xsd
MinOccurs	0
MaxOccurs	(1)
Abstract
Documentation:	The multiplier indicates the number of times a particular operation step is performed. For example, it is typically used to indicate testing of some subset of the total quantity to be produced on a production/manufacturing order.A specific example is a Multiplier value of 0.10 in operation TEST-CIRCUIT-BOARD would indicate that 10 per cent of the total order quantity is to be tested.It could also be used to indicate that an operation is performed more than once, e.g. HEAT-TREAT with a Multiplier value of 2.0 would indicate that the entire order quantity is to be HEAT-TREATED two times.The multiplier can also indicate a conversion factor or the number of times something occurs or is to be performed. The value may be a whole or fractional number.

Derivation Tree:
	oa:Factor *Multiplier*