Which work order statuses do not allow for the reporting of labor actuals?

Work order statuses play a crucial role in determining what actions can be performed within the Maximo system. In this context, the reporting of labor actuals is restricted based on specific statuses that indicate the work order cannot be further processed or does not require further labor input.

When it comes to the statuses listed, 'WAPPR' (Waiting for Approval), 'CLOSED', and 'CANCELLED' are all statuses that signify a work order's progression or completion state.

• 'WAPPR' indicates that the work order is pending authorization, suggesting that it is not yet active for reporting labor actuals.

• 'CLOSED' signifies that the work order has been completed and any associated tasks have been finalized, rendering it unable to accept additional labor reporting.

• 'CANCELLED' means that the work order has been terminated before any work was actually performed, and therefore, no labor actuals can be reported against it.

Since each of these statuses prevents any further reporting of labor actuals, the combination of 'WAPPR', 'CLOSED', and 'CANCELLED' accurately represents all conditions under which labor actuals cannot be reported. Consequently, this combination effectively highlights the restrictions placed on labor reporting for work orders that