This section describes the different functions in TM Master v2 that are useful when making large changes to a database or building a database in TM.
From time to time, Tero Marine experience that users require to perform a mass update of their TM Master database with data that originates from external sources, like Microsoft Excel. For this reason...
Below is a picture that tells you what every column the template is referencing in TM Master. Attached is the template to be filled out and imported (File -> Import -> Import catalogs -> Remember to ...
For a user to be allowed to use the implementor functions such as editing component directly in the grid, using the multi-update tool in the due list, setting start due dates for jobs, moving jobs and...
Within the TM Master V2 system there is a function for updating several component jobs at once with values for several different fields. This is only available for implementor users but is intended f...
Within the TMMaster V2 system, there is a built in function for moving component job history from one component to another. This should not be confused with the ‘Move Jobs’ function. The Move history...
Within the TMMaster V2 system, there is a built in function for moving component jobs from one component to another with the associated job history. A circumstance where this is of use is, if the user...
Within the TM Master V2 system, there is a built in function for editing component data directly in the grid. This function is only available in the ‘Component List view’. This function enables the u...
Within the TMMaster V2 system, there is a built in function for setting the start date for all jobs attached to a component or alarm. This is usually used in connection with a new build vessel. This f...
It is possible for an implementor to edit the standard job description directly in the Component job details view. This is to save time for those building new vessels, so that the implementor does not...
As an implmentor is it possible to set a job as a class job (on a class component) directly from the ‘Jobs’ tab of the component details view. The function is listed on the right click menu in this v...