What the data for this category looks like
The data for this category mainly comes from the recipe and process library, raw material batch records, reactor DCS system, weighing system, LIMS laboratory information management system, and warehouse management system. Data updates follow the rhythm of each production batch and each key process step. Daily documents include batch production instructions, feeding verification sheets, reaction process records, cleaning validation records, inspection reports, and deviation and change orders. Document fields include feeding quantity, reaction temperature, reaction duration, cleaning residue detection value, with corresponding units: kilograms, degrees Celsius, hours, parts per million.
What constraints this category's characteristics place on forms and interactions
The multi-batch, multi-step data update nature of this category requires form interactions to bind production batch identifiers, to avoid cross-batch data confusion. The existence of multiple types of process documents requires forms to support dynamic switching of input fields and validation rules, to adapt to the input needs of different documents such as feeding verification sheets, reaction process records, and cleaning validation records. The data from multiple system sources requires forms to support cross-data source field linkage validation, to ensure that feeding quantities, reaction parameters and other data match records from upstream systems. The business requirements for confidentiality and cleaning confirmation require configuring permission verification links in forms, to restrict viewing and modification of sensitive process fields.
How to set the configurations
The following configurations are based on FastGPT v4.17.0.
| Configuration Item | Recommended Setting | Rationale |
|---|---|---|
formInput | Preset field length range of 200–500 characters | Matches the content length range of fields in this category's process documents |
userSelect | Load corresponding option sets by process step | Adapts to the switching needs of multi-variety, multi-step production processes |
| Permission verification configuration | Set view permissions at the field level | Meets business requirements for recipe confidentiality and sensitive process parameters |
| Field linkage rules | Automatically populate data associated with upstream systems | Matches the multi-system data source characteristics, reduces manual entry errors |
| Submission verification timeout | 600 seconds | Adapts to the response time requirements of pulling data from multiple systems |
| Batch entry support | Support up to 10 step records per single batch | Matches the input rhythm of multiple key steps per batch |
Three common mistakes
- Failing to bind production batch identifiers when configuring the
formInputfield, resulting in cross-batch data confusion errors after submission. This occurs because the category's batch-based data update characteristic is not followed, and the batch identifier is not associated in the form. - Failing to configure option sets by process step when using
userSelect, resulting in field options not matching the actual process during entry, making submission impossible. This occurs because multi-step production process requirements are not adapted, and the option sets are not linked to process steps. - Failing to set a reasonable timeout when configuring form verification, resulting in timeout failures when calling upstream system data. This occurs because the actual response time of pulling data from multiple systems is not matched, and the timeout threshold is set incorrectly.
How to confirm the configuration is complete
- Create a simulated production batch form, confirm that fields are automatically bound to the corresponding batch identifier.
- Switch between different process steps, confirm that the option set for
userSelectsynchronously matches the current step. - Attempt to view sensitive fields without authorization, confirm that the permission verification intercepts the action.
- Simulate pulling data from upstream systems, confirm that the form linkage fill logic runs normally.
The values provided are common starting points and should be measured against the reader's own samples.