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public class TestRetrieveWorkOrderLabor {

public TestRetrieveWorkOrderLabor() {
}

public static void main(String [] args)
{
try {
WFM3SessionFacade facade = WFM3FacadeHelper.getWFM3SessionFacade();

WFM3BusinessObject busobj = WFM3BusinessObjects.WORK_ORDER_LABOR;

WFM3VO retrieve = new WFM3VO();
retrieve.setPageNo(1);
retrieve.setPageSize(500);

retrieve.setString(WFM3Attributes.WORK_ORDER_LABOR_SOURCE_SYSTEM, "Corridor");
retrieve.setString(WFM3Attributes.WORK_ORDER_LABOR_WOI_CONTROL, null);

WFM3VO update = new WFM3VO();
update.setObject(WFM3Attributes.WORK_ORDER_LABOR_WOI_CONTROL, new Date());



Collection co = facade.updateAndRetrieve(busobj, retrieve, update);
Iterator it = co.iterator();
while(it.hasNext())
{
WFM3VO next = (WFM3VO) it.next();
System.out.println("\n\n***Retrieving value object***\n\n" + next);

}

}
catch(Exception ex)
{
ex.printStackTrace();
}
}
 
480 V three phase 600 ampere circuit?
13,200 Volts @ 125 amperes, 4160 Volts @ 400 amperes, and 2200
Volts @ 775 amperes are also available, 208 will require a
transformer©©1500 kVa on site!
 
"The animals will hear!" bellowed the ear licking penguin as the awesomely endowed midget sucked her oozing charlies and plugged his purple middle leg into her festering wise and beautiful woman.
 
There is a buzz coming from the left of the stage. It sounds like a dimming control for stage lighting. It's harmonic rich (60Hz) and has a distinct thyristor crackle to it. I have added the details to my report for Monday's meeting.
 
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