Routes are pieces of equipment that together form a larger piece of linear equipment, also known as a right of way. For example, a railroad track may consist of two routes, one track going north and one track going south. Routes are made of smaller segments.
See Adding segments to equipment.
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Select one of these options:
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Equipment > Assets
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Equipment > Positions
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Equipment > Systems
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Select the linear equipment for which to add routes, and then click the Routes tab.
The selected equipment must have Linear Equipment Type defined as Right of Way.
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Specify this information:
Equipment - Specify the equipment associated with the route.
From Point - Specify the point from which to start the route.
Date Effective - Specify the effective date for the relationship between the route and the equipment.
Date Expired - Specify the expiration date for the relationship between the route and the equipment.
Route Identifier - Optionally, specify a route identifier.
Overview Sequence - Optionally, specify a sequence number for the route when displayed on the linear overview.
The Route Identifier and Overview Sequence number are used to determine the order of routes on the Linear Overview tab.
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Click Submit.
When you create a route on this screen and the organization option SRSTSYNC is set
to I or ID, a structure record is also created. Similarly, when you delete a record
on this screen and the organization option SRSTSYNC is set to D or ID, the related
structure record is also deleted.