Create a Repair (UUR) -report using the C# .NET API

Getting the RepirType

Before creating a UUR report we need to get the repair-type associated to the repair-process. The repair type will let us load the repair categories and codes (FailCodes) for a specific repair process.

in this example we will be using the repair process with process code 500.

Here is how you can get the repair type:

RepairType repairType = api.GetRepairType(api.GetOperationType(500).Id);   

Creating the UUR Report.

Ideally a UUR report should be linked to the failed step of a failed UUT report. In this example a loaded UUTReport failed_uut will be used as the target for our repair. When no failed UUT exists, consider using a MI (Manual Inspection) to create one, or link the UUR to the PartNumber, Process, Serial and Revision with no report.

Creating the UUR object:

// Option 1 - preferred - Link the repair to a failed UUT
UURReport uur = api.CreateUURReport("RepairTech", repairType, uut);

// Option 2 - link the repair to a process/part
UURReport uur = api.CreateUURReport("RepairOperator", repairType, api.GetOperationType("Final Function Test"), "0001", "ABC123", "1.0");

Copying Misc and SubUnit info.

If the repaired unit is a system, or module, and has sub units, therse can be copied from the UUT to the UUR for traceability. This also allows you to assign repair-actions (FailCodes) to the subunits rather than the module/system itself.

// Copy subunits:
foreach (UUTPartInfo subUnit in uut.PartInfo)
{
   uur.AddUURPartInfo(subUnit.PartNumber, subUnit.SerialNumber, subUnit.PartRevisionNumber);
}

Getting the FailCodes

The failcodes exists in a category > code hierarchy where you will have to get the categories and codes separately using the api-reference.

Get all fail-categories (root level failcodes) then children (child level failcodes):

FailCode[] root_codes = api.GetRootFailCodes(repairType);
FailCode[] child_codes = api.GetChildFailCodes(root_codes[0]);

You can access these, by name, in a more efficient syntax, like this:

FailCode? specificFailCode = api.GetRootFailCodes(repairType).Where(c => c.Description == "Misc").SelectMany(c => api.GetChildFailCodes(c)).FirstOrDefault(fc => fc.Description == "Scrapped");

Note that only the child failcode is reported in the repair.

Adding the FailCode to your UUR:

// One-liner to get a specific fail code by category and code description
FailCode? specificFailCode = api.GetRootFailCodes(repairType).Where(c => c.Description == "Misc").SelectMany(c => api.GetChildFailCodes(c)).FirstOrDefault(fc => fc.Description == "Scrapped");

// Add the failure to tghe repaired module.
uur.AddFailure(specificFailCode, "A100", "Comment", uut.GetStepCausedUUTFail().StepOrderNumber);

// Add a sub-repair failcode:
uur.PartInfo[1].AddFailure(specificFailCode, "A100", "Comment", uut.GetStepCausedUUTFail().StepOrderNumber);

Note that a failcode can be assigned either to the module itself, or to a child unit by accessing the uur.PartInfo[n].AddFailure()

Now the report is ready to be submitted to the WATS Server:

api.Submit(uur);