Business Process Guidance for Coal Mine Production: Forms and Interactions

Business Process Guidance for Coal Mine Production: Forms and Interactions This page is compatible with FastGPT v4.17.0.

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What this category of data looks like

Coal mine production business processing data mainly comes from internal production scheduling systems, safety supervision ledger databases, and business approval form systems. Data is updated in real time as business triggers occur. Monthly safety inspection data is updated in batches on a natural day basis. Documents use structured form format, with core fields including work ticket number, work type, work location, approval chain node, and completion deadline. Some associated fields have attached units: work duration is measured in hours, equipment numbers are 6-digit underground mining codes, and work locations must match preset roadway area codes.

What constraints these characteristics impose on forms and interactions

Structured fields and preset unit requirements mean form interactions must strictly match preset formats, to prevent non-standard input from making data unable to be associated. Real-time updated business data requires that form submissions are immediately synchronized to the backend system, to avoid data lag. Fixed configuration of approval chain nodes means the interaction process must strictly follow preset approval levels, and node order cannot be adjusted arbitrarily. Preset roadway area codes require that auto-complete options are provided during input, to prevent business flow abnormalities caused by incorrect area codes. Unit binding for associated fields requires that the form automatically fills in unit information, to reduce manual input errors.

How to set the configuration

Configuration ItemRecommended ApproachBasis for This Approach
formInputBind structured field templateMatch the fixed field structure of coal mine business, reduce manual input errors
Input format verificationEnable automatic unit binding and format verificationAdapt to field requirements with units such as work duration and equipment number
userSelectAssociate preset approval node listStrictly follow the fixed hierarchy of coal mine approval chains, avoid node confusion
formInputEnable variable insertion supportAdapt to input requirements for multiple knowledge base selection or dynamic parameters
Timeout setting600 secondsMatch the average response duration of coal mine business approvals, avoid submission interruptions
Auto-complete data sourceLoad 1200 preset roadway area codesEnsure format correctness and matching degree of work location input

Three common mistakes

  • Phenomenon: A "field format mismatch" error is returned after submitting the form, and no auto-complete options are displayed for the work location field. Cause: The roadway area code library is not loaded as an auto-complete data source, causing input to fail to match preset rules.
  • Phenomenon: Retrieval cannot be completed when multiple knowledge bases are selected, or the retrieval result is empty. Cause: The multi-data source binding configuration of formInput is not enabled, and only the data source of a single knowledge base is bound.
  • Phenomenon: Variables cannot be inserted into the JSON input box, and a "parameter format error" is returned after submission. Cause: Variable insertion support for formInput is not enabled, causing the input box to fail to recognize variable syntax.

How to confirm the configuration is complete

  • Manually enter a work ticket number that conforms to the preset format, check whether the unit information of the associated field is automatically filled.
  • Select the work location field, verify that a preset list of roadway area code auto-complete options pops up.
  • Submit a test form, check whether the backend system receives the submitted data in real time.
  • Trigger the approval node selection, verify that only preset approval chain node options are displayed.

The values provided here are common starting points, and should be evaluated against the reader's own samples.

Question material comes from public community discussions. Configuration values are common starting points and should be measured against your own samples. Verified on 2026-09-28.