Usage

LOV Type	Lov Description	LOV Code	LOV Attribute 1	LOV Attribute 2

LOV Type	Lov Description	LOV Code	LOV Attribute 1	LOV Attribute 2
CONTAINER	Description of the Container	Customer defined ID for the Code	Sorting Order	A JSON Object which describes this container

Examples

LOV Type	Lov Description	LOV Code	LOV Attribute 1	LOV Attribute 2

LOV Type	Lov Description	LOV Code	LOV Attribute 1	LOV Attribute 2
CONTAINER	A1 BOX	A1	1	{“length”: 8, “width”: 5, “height”: 4, “packfactor”: 0.80, “tare”: 0.45, “id”: “5265”}
CONTAINER	A2 BOX	A2	2	{“length”: 12, “width”: 5, “height”: 4, “packfactor”: 0.80,”tare”: 0.45, “id”: “4637”}}
CONTAINER	B1 BOX	B1	3	{“length”: 16, “width”: 8, “height”: 6, “packfactor”: 0.85,”tare”: 0.45, “id”: “4276”}}
CONTAINER	M1 MEDIA PACK	M1	4	{“length”: 6, “width”: 8, “height”: .5, “packfactor”: 0.90,”tare”: 0.45, “id”: “5462”}}
CONTAINER	M2 MEDIA PACK	M2	5	{“length”: 8, “width”: 10, “height”: 1, “packfactor”: 0.90,”tare”: 0.45, “id”: “6443”}}

Below is a sample Container Definition for LOV Attribute 2:

{
 "length": 16,
 "width": 12,
 "height": 1,
 "packfactor": 0.80,
 "tare": 0.65,
 "id": "52654"
}

Length, width, and height are the external dimensions of the container type. The pack factor defines the maximum cube utilization (0.0 - 1.0) for the container when considering all typical packing materials required for this container type. Tare is the empty weight of the container (used any time a weight check is used). The “ID” is optionally used to identify the container type’s internal id assigned in the ERP.