Defining equipment hierarchies
Define parent/child relationships among equipment. Define parent records before child records. If you add a third level, the child becomes a parent, and the added piece of equipment is its child.
Note: Equipment hierarchies must be consistent with the hierarchy rules
described in
Understanding
Equipment earlier in this chapter. For example, a system cannot be the
parent of a location because locations are at the top of the hierarchy of
equipment information. Assets, however, are the exception to this rule.
Although assets are at the bottom of the hierarchy of equipment information, an
asset can be the parent of a position.
To define equipment hierarchies: