Access path inquiry screens allow warehouse managers to view information for defined access paths. The access path inquiry screens correspond to the access path entry screens. In addition, access path browse screens allow warehouse managers to list information according to specified characteristics and then to select from among this list for further inquiry.

Available access path inquiry and browse screens include:

• The Access Path by Warehouse Area Inquiry (APWI) screen displays all of the access paths that involve a specific warehouse area. To locate the access paths for a specific warehouse area, type the warehouse identifier in the first KEYS field. A storage area identifier can also be entered in positions eight through 12 of the first KEYS field to further limit the search. As with many inquiry screens, the warehouse manager can use the fields to the left of the access path identifiers appearing on the screen to carry the access path to other screens for further inquiry or processing.
• The Access Path Inquiry (API) screen provides the information about an access path that was originally established on the Access Path Entry (APE) screen. The warehouse manager must enter a C (cycle count path) or a P (pick path) in the first position of the first KEYS field to identify the access path type. In addition, the access path identifier must be entered in positions two through 10 of the first KEYS fields to locate the access path.
• The Access Path Sequence Inquiry (APSI) screen is used to view the sequence of warehouse areas on a specific access path that were initially defined on the Access Path Sequence Entry (APSE) screen.
• The Access Path Browse (APB) screen provides a list of all the access paths in the NCAS. The list of access paths displayed on the Access Path Browse (APB) screen can be limited by typing C for cycle count path or P for pick path in the first position of the first KEYS field. To limit the list further, enter an access path identifier in positions two through 10 of the first KEYS field. An access path can be selected from the Access Path Browse (APB) screen and carried to another screen, such as the Access Path Sequence Inquiry (APSI) screen, for further inquiry.