HF-MES-manual/en/system_settings/system_assistant.md

System Assistant

1. Function Overview

The System Assistant module provides query functions for system operation logs and interface logs, helping administrators track system operation records and interaction logs of device docking processes.

Core Functions:

• Operation Log Query: Records user's system operation behavior, supports query by user, IP, time, etc.
• Interface Log Query: Records interface interaction logs with device docking, supports query by IP, interface name, etc.

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2. Term Explanation

2.1.1 Log-related Terms

Term	Definition	Description
Operation Log	User's operation records in the system	Including login, CRUD operations, etc.
Interface Log	Interaction records between system and external devices/systems	Including device docking, data transmission, etc.
Tray ID	Unique identifier for device tray	Used for device docking tracking
Batch ID	Unique identifier for production batch	Used for production process tracking
Battery Barcode	Unique identifier for battery barcode	Used for production process tracking
Process Code	Unique identifier for process code	Used for production process tracking
Interface Status Code	Return status of interface call	0 means success, 4001/4002 means failure

3. Operation Log

3.1 Operation Log Query

Query Conditions:

Query Condition	Description
User	Filter operation records by user ID
IP Address	Filter by operation IP address
Route Name	Filter by accessed route name
Tray ID	Filter related operations by tray ID
Batch ID	Filter related operations by batch ID
Time Range	Filter by operation time range, default is last week

Operation Steps:

1. Go to [System Settings] → [System Assistant] → [Operation Log]
2. Set query conditions in the top query area
3. Click [Query] button to get operation log list

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3.2 Operation Log Field Description

Field	Description
ID	Unique identifier for log
Username	User who performed the operation
Request Path	Accessed URL path
Controller Method	Executed controller and method
IP Address	Operation source IP
Status	Operation status
Request Parameters	Incoming parameters
Execution Result	Returned result
Operation Type	Type of operation
Operation Name	Chinese name of operation
Tray ID	Associated tray ID
Batch ID	Associated batch ID
Operation Time	Operation occurrence time

3.3 Log Record Content

The system automatically records the following types of operations:

• User login/logout
• Data addition, editing, deletion
• Status changes
• Permission configuration
• System settings modification

4. Interface Log

4.1 Interface Log Query

Query Conditions:

Query Condition	Description
Device Unit	Filter by device unit name
IP Address	Filter by client IP address
Process Code	Filter by process code
Tray ID	Filter by tray ID
Battery ID	Filter by battery ID
Time Range	Filter by interaction time range, default is last week
Status	Filter successful or failed interface calls
Source Category	Filter interfaces from ERP/SPC sources

Operation Steps:

1. Go to [System Settings] → [System Assistant] → [Interface Log]
2. Set query conditions in the top query area
3. Click [Query] button to get interface log list

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4.2 Interface Log Field Description

Field	Description
ID	Unique identifier for log
Device Unit	Device unit name
Client IP	Device IP that called the interface
Data1	Usually stores process code
Data2	Usually stores tray ID
Data3	Usually stores battery ID
Creation Time	Log record time
Interface Time	Interface call time
Status	Interface call status (0 success, 4001/4002 failure)
Category	Interface category (erp/spc, etc.)
Type	Interface type
Request Parameters	Interface incoming parameters
Return Result	Interface return result
Data4	Extension field 1
Data5	Extension field 2

4.3 View Interface Details

Operation Steps:

1. Click the view response button in the interface log list
2. View detailed information of interface call, including request parameters, return results, status code, etc.

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5. Notes

[Note] The purpose of data fields (data1-data5) in interface logs varies according to interface types. The specific meaning needs to be understood in combination with business scenarios.