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Subject:	Re: Pick-a-Brick inventories
Newsgroups:	lugnet.general
Date:	Sat, 24 Jul 2004 17:52:01 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Maarten Steurbaut wrote:

In lugnet.general, Doug Eaton wrote:

The Solomon Pond store current inventory (as of today) is now here:

http://www.elecbrick.com/lego/pabwall/pablist_part.html

For verifying and updating the inventories, I like the wall format. Take this printout to the store and you can easily spot any changes.

http://www.elecbrick.com/lego/pabwall/pabwall.html

The columns are wall location (in spreadsheet notation,) color in Peeron format and ldraw part number. The part name is useful for people but is ignored by the script.

This “wall format” is very beautiful but can only be used for one single store. We would need a different document for every shop (they could all be derived from one database of course). I also wonder if they would keep the elements always in the same location. And how can they add a new element? (or maybe you don’t want them to add elements...)
I was in Billund last year, and I’ve seen Huw’s pictures from this year: a huge difference !! The shop in Billund is (correct me if I’m wrong) the biggest with the widest range of elements.
On the other hand you are absolutely right that my document “makes it easy to grab an initial inventory of a store”, but not for updating the inventory.
Anyway, if nothing shows up for updating the Billund inventory before mid-August, I’ll take my document with me. Hopefully the people from the Brickish Association can use it to update their “BulkTracker”.

Maarten

I know at LLCA the location of the parts DOES change - mostly when new items are added, but it does change.

Mark P

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		Re: Pick-a-Brick inventories
(...) The Brand Retail stores in the North East have had VERY little turnover in the last 6 months. Usually, the only time something new is placed on the wall is when one part runs out. This does not occur very frequently. None of the employees like (...) (20 years ago, 25-Jul-04, to lugnet.general)

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		Re: Pick-a-Brick inventories
(...) This "wall format" is very beautiful but can only be used for one single store. We would need a different document for every shop (they could all be derived from one database of course). I also wonder if they would keep the elements always in (...) (20 years ago, 24-Jul-04, to lugnet.general, FTX)

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