//since we don't know the quantity on the pallet until the very end, can just
//create a single material ID. At the very end, when we do know the count (and part name),
//can add exactly that many material ids as long as the original material id is included.
private IEnumerable <JobLogDB.EventLogMaterial> CreateLoadMaterial(CincronMessage.PartLoadStart load)
{
var matId = _log.AllocateMaterialID(load.WorkId, "", 1);
Log.Debug("Creating new material id {matid} for load event with work id {workId}", matId, load.WorkId);
return(new[] {
new JobLogDB.EventLogMaterial()
{
MaterialID = matId,
Process = 1,
Face = ""
}
});
}
private IReadOnlyList <long> AllocateMatIds(int count, string order, string part, int numProcess)
{
var matIds = new List <long>();
for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)
{
matIds.Add(_log.AllocateMaterialID(order, part, numProcess));
}
return(matIds);
}
public void QueueTablesCorrectlyCreated()
{
var now = new DateTime(2018, 7, 12, 5, 6, 7, DateTimeKind.Utc);
var matId = _log.AllocateMaterialID("uuu5", "part5", 1);
var mat = new LogMaterial(matId, "uuu5", 1, "part5", 1, "", "", "");
_log.RecordAddMaterialToQueue(JobLogDB.EventLogMaterial.FromLogMat(mat), "queue", 5, now.AddHours(2));
_log.GetMaterialInQueue("queue").Should().BeEquivalentTo(new[] {
new JobLogDB.QueuedMaterial()
{
MaterialID = matId,
Queue = "queue",
Position = 0,
Unique = "uuu5",
PartName = "part5",
NumProcesses = 1,
}
});
}