This code is a script, likely written in a business...

September 2, 2025 at 08:14 AM

UseReference("%MicrosoftNetPath%\\System.Data.dll", "System.Data");
UseReference("Cmf.Foundation.BusinessObjects.dll", "Cmf.Foundation.BusinessObjects.SmartTables");
UseReference("Cmf.Navigo.BusinessObjects.dll", "Cmf.Navigo.BusinessObjects");
UseReference("Cmf.Common.CustomActionUtilities.dll", "Cmf.Common.CustomActionUtilities");
UseReference("Cmf.Custom.Jabil.Common.dll", "Cmf.Custom.Jabil.Common");
            

            ISite site = DeeContextHelper.GetContextParameter("CustomBlockAssembleWhenProductSiteDisabled_Site") as ISite;
            string flowName = DeeContextHelper.GetContextParameter("CustomBlockAssembleWhenProductSiteDisabled_Flow")?.ToString() ?? string.Empty;
            IProductCollection productConsumables = DeeContextHelper.GetContextParameter("CustomBlockAssembleWhenProductSiteDisabled_Products") as IProductCollection;

            site.Load();

            ISmartTable stProductSiteStatus = new SmartTable();
            stProductSiteStatus.Load(JabilConstants.SmartTableCustomProductSiteStatusInfo);

            foreach (var product in productConsumables)
            {
                bool isSAPEnabled = false;
                bool isMESConfigured = false;

                INgpDataRow ngpDataRow = new NgpDataRow();
                ngpDataRow.Add(JabilConstants.CustomProductSiteStatusInfoProduct, product.Name);
                ngpDataRow.Add(JabilConstants.CustomProductSiteStatusInfoSite, site.Name);
                ngpDataRow.Add(JabilConstants.CustomProductSiteStatusInfoFlowName, flowName);

                INgpDataSet ngpSmartDataSet = stProductSiteStatus.Resolve(ngpDataRow, true);
                DataSet smartDataSet = NgpDataSet.ToDataSet(ngpSmartDataSet);

                if (smartDataSet != null &&
                    smartDataSet.Tables.Count > 0 &&
                    smartDataSet.Tables[0].Rows.Count > 0)
                {
                    isSAPEnabled = ((bool?)smartDataSet.Tables[0].Rows[0][JabilConstants.CustomProductSiteStatusInfoIsSAPEnabled]).GetValueOrDefault();
                    isMESConfigured = ((bool?)smartDataSet.Tables[0].Rows[0][JabilConstants.CustomProductSiteStatusInfoIsMESConfigured]).GetValueOrDefault();

                    if (!isSAPEnabled || !isMESConfigured)
                    {
                        throw new JabilException(JabilConstants.CustomErrorBlockConsumption, product.Name, site.Name);
                    }
                }
                else
                {
                    throw new JabilException(JabilConstants.CustomErrorNoRelationProductSite, product.Name, site.Name);
                }
            }

This code is a script, likely written in a business process execution or workflow automation environment, such as a Dynamic Execution Environment (DEE). Here's a detailed explanation of what this code does:

Reference Library Usage:
- The UseReference statements at the beginning are importing external libraries or assemblies into the script. This allows the script to use classes, methods, and types from these libraries:
  - "System.Data.dll": For database and data manipulation (e.g., DataSet and DataTable).
  - "Cmf.Foundation.BusinessObjects.dll" and others: For accessing foundational components like smart tables, business objects, and custom utilities that are specific to the environment.
  - The naming (e.g., "Cmf.Custom.Jabil.Common") suggests this script is part of a system used by the company named Jabil.
Context Retrieval:
- The script uses DeeContextHelper.GetContextParameter to fetch contextual parameters that might have been passed to it during a workflow or process execution.
  - site: Represents a site object of type ISite.
  - flowName: Retrieves the flow or process name associated with the site.
  - productConsumables: A collection of products to be processed, represented as IProductCollection.
Loading Site Data:
- site.Load(): Loads details about the site (e.g., from a database or external source).
Loading Smart Table:
- An instance of ISmartTable (stProductSiteStatus) is created and loaded with data identified by JabilConstants.SmartTableCustomProductSiteStatusInfo.
  - A smart table seems to be a structured data store or table accessible within this system.
Iterating Through Products:
- The script iterates through each product in productConsumables.
Preparing Data for Verification:
- For each product, it creates a data row (INgpDataRow) and populates it with product information (product.Name) and site/flow details.
Resolving Smart Table Data:
- It invokes the Resolve method on the smart table, providing the constructed data row (ngpDataRow).
- The Resolve method seems to query the smart table to retrieve data relevant to the given product, site, and flow.
- The result is wrapped in a DataSet for further evaluation.
Validating Product-Site Relationships:
- The script checks whether the retrieved DataSet contains data.
- If it doesn't:
  - It throws a custom exception (JabilException) to indicate that there is no relationship between the product and the site (as per CustomErrorNoRelationProductSite).
Checking Configuration Flags:
- If the DataSet contains valid data, it extracts two boolean flags:
  - isSAPEnabled: Whether the product-site relationship is enabled in SAP.
  - isMESConfigured: Whether the product-site relationship is properly configured in the MES (Manufacturing Execution System).
- If either of these flags is false:
  - It throws another custom exception (JabilException) with an error indicating that consumption for the product is blocked due to site or configuration issues (CustomErrorBlockConsumption).
Error Handling:

Custom exceptions (JabilException) are thrown when the site-product relationship is invalid or misconfigured. These exceptions likely inform upstream processes or users about the reason for failure.

Summary:

This script checks whether a set of products can be consumed (used in a manufacturing or assembly process) at a specific site under a defined flow. It validates this by:

Fetching data from a pre-configured "smart table" regarding the relationship between products and the site.
Ensuring specific configuration flags (isSAPEnabled and isMESConfigured) are set correctly.
Throwing specific exceptions for invalid or misconfigured relationships.

This kind of script is typical in business process automation systems managing production workflows, ensuring data integrity, and enforcing operational rules.

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