Is Paid—A Boolean value indicating whether the break is paid.
Break Duration—The duration of the break. This property can't contain null values and has a default value of 60.
Time Window Start—The start time of the time window.
Time Window End—The end time of the time window.
Maximum Violation Time—The maximum allowable violation time for a time window break. A time window is considered violated if the arrival time falls outside the time range. A zero value indicates the time window cannot be violated, that is, the time window is hard. A nonzero value indicates the maximum delay time. For example, the break can begin up to 30 minutes beyond the end of its time window but the delay is penalized pursuant to the Time Window Importance setting, which rates the importance of honoring time windows without causing violations.
Is Paid—A Boolean value indicating whether the break is paid.
Break Duration—The duration of the break in the units of the layer's Time Field Units property. This property can't contain null values and has a default value of 60.
Maximum Cumulative Work Time—The maximum amount of work time that can be accumulated before the break is taken in the units of the layer's Time Field Units property. Work time is accumulated from the beginning of the route. Work time is the sum of travel time and service times at orders, depots, and breaks. However, it excludes wait time, which is the time a route (or driver) spends waiting at an order or depot for a time window to begin.
The MaxCumulWorkTime field also indicates the maximum amount of work time that can be accumulated before the break is taken.
This field limits how long a person can work until a break is required. For example, if the Time Field Units parameter (time_units in Python) is set to Minutes, the MaxCumulWorkTime field has a value of 120, and the ServiceTime field has a value of 15, the driver will get a 15-minute break after 2 hours of work.
Continuing with this example, assume a second break is needed after 3 additional hours of work. To specify this break, you would enter 315 (5 hours and 15 minutes) as the second break's MaxCumulWorkTime field value. This number includes the MaxCumulWorkTime and ServiceTime field values of the preceding break, along with the 3 additional hours of work time before granting the second break. To avoid taking maximum work time breaks prematurely, remember that work time is accumulated from the beginning of the route and it includes the service time at previously visited depots, orders, and breaks.
Is Paid—A Boolean value indicating whether the break is paid.
Break Duration—The duration of the break. This property can't contain null values and has a default value of 60.
Time Window Start—The start time of the time window.
Time Window End—The end time of the time window.
Maximum Violation Time—The maximum allowable violation time for a time window break. A time window is considered violated if the arrival time falls outside the time range. A zero value indicates the time window cannot be violated, that is, the time window is hard. A nonzero value indicates the maximum delay time. For example, the break can begin up to 30 minutes beyond the end of its time window but the delay is penalized pursuant to the Time Window Importance setting, which rates the importance of honoring time windows without causing violations.
Is Paid—A Boolean value indicating whether the break is paid.
Break Duration—The duration of the break in the units of the layer's Time Field Units property. This property can't contain null values and has a default value of 60.
Maximum Cumulative Work Time—The maximum amount of work time that can be accumulated before the break is taken in the units of the layer's Time Field Units property. Work time is accumulated from the beginning of the route. Work time is the sum of travel time and service times at orders, depots, and breaks. However, it excludes wait time, which is the time a route (or driver) spends waiting at an order or depot for a time window to begin.
The MaxCumulWorkTime field also indicates the maximum amount of work time that can be accumulated before the break is taken.
This field limits how long a person can work until a break is required. For example, if the Time Field Units parameter (time_units in Python) is set to Minutes, the MaxCumulWorkTime field has a value of 120, and the ServiceTime field has a value of 15, the driver will get a 15-minute break after 2 hours of work.
Continuing with this example, assume a second break is needed after 3 additional hours of work. To specify this break, you would enter 315 (5 hours and 15 minutes) as the second break's MaxCumulWorkTime field value. This number includes the MaxCumulWorkTime and ServiceTime field values of the preceding break, along with the 3 additional hours of work time before granting the second break. To avoid taking maximum work time breaks prematurely, remember that work time is accumulated from the beginning of the route and it includes the service time at previously visited depots, orders, and breaks.